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An interesting WNO Carmen in which the women outshine the men

10/10/201924/09/2019 by Glyn Pursglove

United Kingdom Bizet, Carmen: Soloists, Orchestra and Chorus of Welsh National Opera / Tomáš Hanus (conductor). Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff, 21.9.2019. (GPu)

Virginie Verrez (Carmen) and Dimitri Pattas (Don José)
(c) Bill Cooper

Magnificent Recital From Katarina Karnéus in the City Where She Won Cardiff Singer of the World

15/07/201919/06/2019 by Glyn Pursglove

United Kingdom Robert Schumann, Rangstgröm, Alma Mahler, Berg: Katarina Karnéus (mezzo), Julius Drake (piano), Dora Stoutzker Hall, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. 18.6.2019. (GPu)

WNO’s Admirable Dallapiccola and Beethoven Double Bill Reveals Similarities and Differences

15/07/201915/06/2019 by Glyn Pursglove

United Kingdom Dallapicolla, The Prisoner and Beethoven, Fidelio (Act II): Soloists, WNO Chorus, WNO Community Chorus, BBC National Orchestra of Wales / Lothar Koenigs (conductor). Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff, 14.6.2019. (GPu)

WNO’s *The Prisoner* – Lester Lynch (The Prisoner) & Peter Hoare (The Gaoler)
(c) Richard Hubert-Smith

Still Horribly Relevant, WNO’s The Consul Remains Powerful and Moving

29/06/201914/06/2019 by Glyn Pursglove

United Kingdom Menotti, The Consul: Soloists and Orchestra / Justin Brown (conductor). Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff, 12.6.2019. (GPu)

Giselle Alllen (Magda Sorel) and Leah Marian Jones (Secretary) (c) Johan Persson

Wales Meets Brazil and Joyous ‘Global Music’ is the Result

29/06/201912/06/2019 by Glyn Pursglove

United Kingdom Huw Warren and Jovina Santos Neto: Huw Warren (piano), Jovina Santos Neto (piano, flute, melodica), Paula Gardiner (bass), Steve Warren (drums). Dora Stoutzker Hall, Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. Cardiff, 8.6.2019. (GPu)

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An interesting WNO Carmen in which the women outshine the men

Magnificent Recital From Katarina Karnéus in the City Where She Won Cardiff Singer of the World

WNO’s Admirable Dallapiccola and Beethoven Double Bill Reveals Similarities and Differences

Still Horribly Relevant, WNO’s The Consul Remains Powerful and Moving

Wales Meets Brazil and Joyous ‘Global Music’ is the Result

Heggie’s Dead Man Walking Makes a Theatrically Compelling Start to WNO’s Freedom Season

Convincing and Enjoyable Performance of Albert Herring at the RWCMD

Dramatic Intensity and Intimacy in Mid Wales Opera’s Tosca at Newport