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Grieg - Peer Gynt Suites
Edvard Grieg (1843-1907)Peer Gynt Suites, Funeral March, Bell Ringing,Variations on an Old Norwegian MelodyBergen Philharmonic OrchestraOle Kristian Ruud - directionRecorded June 2004, November 2005Label: BIS-SACD-1591Download 1fichier pixel workupload (16-44) 266 MBDownload 1fichier pixel (SACD-iso) 3,32 GB
2024-03-06 14:51:42
Joshua David Bell is an American violinist and conductor. He plays the Gibson S
2024-02-28 08:30:00
A playful look at mathematics: Keisha Thompson's DeCipher project wins the fifth Opera North / University of Leeds DARE Art Prize
[…] puzzles and games before I started school. When I got in the classroom, it was like meeting an old friend. However, as I moved through the education system, I found that I was in the minority in this experience. I want to use my skill, experience, and enthusiasm to create engagements and outputs that support a new cultural appreciation for mathematics."In 2021, Keisha Thompson was awarded one of Opera North's Resonance residencies to develop The Bell Curve, a new play exploring the ethics of DNA hacking technology commissioned by Eclipse Theatre, Yorkshire Theatre Royal and Pilot Theatre.The four past Prize winners have each interacted with the work of the University and Opera North in unexpected, illuminating and very different ways, from working with infrasound, climatology, the environment and the paranormal, to exploring AI and insect biodiversity. Last year’s recipient, Essex-based sculptor Katie Surridge, worked with teams at the University to […]
2024-02-26 09:11:00
Beyond coloratura: Strong performances and a serious approach in Chelsea Opera Group's account of Léo Delibes' Lakmé
[…] can be a little slow. But there are plenty of musical pearls, well beyond the two best known numbers, and this concert performance showed that there was indeed much to enjoy when you take the piece seriously.Central to this was Haegee Lee's performance as Lakmé. The South Korean soprano took the role entirely seriously and her Lakmé was an intense dramatic creation rather than being an excuse on which to hang a performance of the Bell Song, the Act Two coloratura showpiece that is the reason for the work's remaining in the repertoire. Interestingly, most of the role is hardly coloratura at all, it is one of those roles that calls for a lyric voice with added coloratura.Lee's Bell Song was admirably done, but it was part of a larger performance that engaged throughout. There was little that was winsome about this Lakmé, in Act One she was rather feisty and […]
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