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Richard Farnes Giuseppe Verdi Shakespeare Albery Ronald Samm Elena Kelessidi David Kempster Michael Wade Lee Turner Henry Waddington Gibson Opera North 1887
(http•••) Conductor, Richard Farnes explores Verdi's masterpiece, Otello. Giuseppe Verdi (1887) New production Iago, an ensign in the Venetian army, is a man who bears a grudge. When his general, Otello, passes him over for promotion in favour of Cassio, Iago's festering resentment quickly turns to downright malice. He poisons Otello's mind with suspicion, and step by step, leads Otello to believe that his young wife Desdemona is in love with the young and handsome Cassio. And so Iago, a man consumed by envy, makes Otello into a monster of murderous jealousy. Celebrating the 200th anniversary of the composer's birth, this breathtaking new production brings Shakespeare's great tragedy to life through Verdi's most exquisite, passionate and profoundly moving music. A tale of betrayed friendship, suspicion and jealousy, it is widely regarded as the crowning glory of Italian opera. This new production reunites the production team of Tim Albery and designer Leslie Travers who created Opera North's recent, widely acclaimed Giulio Cesare; Music Director Richard Farnes conducts. Sung in Italian with English titles Lasts approximately 2 hours 45 minutes Supported by The Peter Moores Foundation and the Opera North Future Fund Cast Otello - Ronald Samm Desdemona - Elena Kelessidi Iago - David Kempster Cassio - Michael Wade Lee Emilia - Ann Taylor Roderigo - Christopher Turner Lodovico - Henry Waddington Montano - Dean Robinson Herald - Paul Gibson Creative Team Conductor - Richard Farnes Director - Tim Albery Set and Costume Designer - Leslie Travers Lighting Designer - Thomas C Hase Choreographer - Laila Diallo
Hallé Rebecca Evans Alice Coote Paul Groves Groves David Kempster Thomas Kelly Shelvey Sir Edward Elgar Mark Elder 2012
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises The Apostles, Op. 49: Part 2, VII. The Ascension, "And when He had spoken these things" · Hallé Choir · Hallé Youth Choir · Rebecca Evans · Alice Coote · Paul Groves · David Kempster · Sean Boyes · Thomas Kelly · Timothy Langston · Thomas Morss · Adam Player · Stefan Berkieta · Matthew Kellett · Graham McCusker · Daniel Shelvey · Sir Edward Elgar · Hallé · Mark Elder Elgar: The Apostles, Op. 49 ℗ 2012 Hallé Concerts Society Released on: 2012-09-03 Auto-generated by YouTube.
Rebecca Evans Alice Coote Paul Groves Groves Jacques Imbrailo David Kempster Brindley Sherratt Thomas Kelly Shelvey Hallé Sir Edward Elgar Mark Elder 2012
Provided to YouTube by The Orchard Enterprises The Apostles, Op. 49: Part 1, I. The Calling of the Apostles, The Dawn · Rebecca Evans · Alice Coote · Paul Groves · Jacques Imbrailo · David Kempster · Brindley Sherratt · Sean Boyes · Thomas Kelly · Timothy Langston · Thomas Morss · Adam Player · Stefan Berkieta · Matthew Kellett · Graham McCusker · Daniel Shelvey · Hallé Choir · Sir Edward Elgar · Hallé · Mark Elder Elgar: The Apostles, Op. 49 ℗ 2012 Hallé Concerts Society Released on: 2012-09-03 Auto-generated by YouTube.
Benjamin Britten Albery Alan Oke David Kempster Steuart Bedford Aldeburgh Festival Britten Pears Orchestra 1810 2013
Filmed in June 2013 during three extraordinary performances that took place during the Aldeburgh Festival, "Peter Grimes on Aldeburgh beach" takes place in the heart of the town that inspired it and is the film interpretation of Britten's Peter Grimes, the most successful opera of post-war Britain. Based on George Crabbe's 1810 poem 'The Borough', Britten's powerful and masterful evocation of the North Sea in all its moods has become inextricably linked with the Aldeburgh that was home to Crabbe in the late eighteenth century and Britten in the twentieth, and where both poem and opera were written. Conceived and hosted by the Aldeburgh Festival, the performances of Peter Grimes were directed by Tim Albery who placed the audience on the beach watching the story of Peter Grimes unfold as dusk fades over the sea. The cast and chorus, with Alan Oke in the eponymous role of Peter Grimes, Giselle Allen as Ellen Orford, and David Kempster as Captain Balstrode, sing live with amplification, while the Britten-Pears Orchestra under the baton of Britten expert Steuart Bedford is pre-recorded.
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