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Tag Archives: Rossini
Rossinian Bake-Off: a delicious double bill at Wexford
Synott: La cucina Rossini: Adina Wexford Festival Opera, 24th October 2019 As operatic incarcerations go, being confined to a giant wedding cake isn’t so bad. This is the fate of the heroine in Rossini’s Adina, or at least in Rosetta … Continue reading
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Tagged Adina, Chorus of Wexford Festival Opera, Claudia Pernigotti, Daniele Antonangeli, Emmanuel Franco, La cucina, Levy Sekgapane, Luca Nucera, Máire Flavin, Manuel Amati, Michele Spotti, Orchestra of Wexford Festival Opera, Rachel Kelly, Rosetta Cucchi, Rossini, Sheldon Baxter, Simon Corder, Synott, Tiziano Santi, Wexford Festival Opera
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Taking flight from the Scala pit: Riccardo Chailly and the Filarmonica della Scala on tour
Filarmonia della Scala/ Chailly ***** Barbican, 24th January 2018 La Scala doesn’t quite roll out the red carpet for Riccardo Chailly, but they do ferry around a podium upholstered with red velvet carpet and matching handrail. If Chailly is maestro royalty, … Continue reading
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Tagged Benjamin Grosvenor, Filarmonica della Scala, Grieg, Riccardo Chailly, Rossini, Tchaikovsky, Verdi
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