What’s in Store? The Cheltenham International Music Festival 2011
25/04/2011
What’s in Store? The Cheltenham International Music Festival 2011 (JQ) Read more
Aldeburgh Festival 2011 : A preview from Roger Jones
23/04/2011
Aldeburgh Festival 2011 : A preview from Roger Jones (RJ) Read more
Two Previews: Cotswold Early Music Festival and an Organ Festival in Cirencester:
21/04/2011
Cotswold Early Music Festival and an Organ Festival in Cirencester: previews by Roger Jones (RJ) Read more
Garsington Opera’s new setting unveiled with Mozart, Rossini and Vivaldi
19/04/2011
Garsington Opera’s glorious new setting unveiled with The Magic Flute: A preview of the 2011 Season (CA) Read more
Greek National Opera to Perform Mozart’s Requiem in Athens
14/04/2011
W.A. Mozart, Requiem: Greek National Opera, Olympia Theater, Akademias Str. 59-61, Athens, 16.4.2011 at 20:00, Conductor – Ilias Voudouris, Chorus Master – Nikos Vassiliou (BM) Read more
Finnish National Opera and Ballet’s Spring and Autumn News
10/04/2011
Finnish National Opera and Ballet’s : Spring and Autumn News (BK) Read more
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