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Wexford

Strauss’ Salome Still Heads Above Contemporary Version

07/11/201405/11/2014 by José Irurzun

 Antoine Mariotte: Salome, Wexford Festival Opera Orchestra and Chorus, David Angus (conductor), Wexford Opera House, Ireland, 28.10.2014 (JMI)

Salomé by Antoine Mariotte–Wexford Festival Opera 2014 – photo by Clive Barda_
Salomé by Antoine Mariotte–Wexford Festival Opera 2014 – photo by Clive Barda_

 

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Kevin Puts’ Silent Night: Inspired and User-Friendly

07/11/201404/11/2014 by José Irurzun

Kevin Puts: Silent Night, Wexford Festival Opera Orchestra and Chorus, Michael Christie (conductor), Wexford Opera House, Ireland, 27.10.2014 (JMI)

silentnite
Silent Night-Wexford Festival Photo: C. Barta

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Something Funny, Talented and Thought-Provoking

07/11/201430/10/2014 by José Irurzun

Antonio Cagnoni: Don Bucefalo, Orchestra and Chorus Wexford Opera Festival, Sergio Alapont (conductor), Wexford Opera House, 26.10.2014 (JMI)

 

Don Bucefalo Wexford Festival Opera 2014 Photo Clive Barda

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Wexford Opera Uncovers More Rareties

21/11/201306/11/2013 by Stan

Ireland  Foroni, Rota: Wexford Festival Opera, Wexford, Ireland. (RD)

 David Stout and Helena Dix in 'Cristina, regina di Svezia' by Foroni. c Photo by Clive Barda
David Stout and Helena Dix in ‘Cristina, regina di Svezia’ by Foroni. c Photo by Clive Barda

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Wexford Festival Opera (3) A Village Liebestod

21/05/202413/12/2012 by Stan

Ireland Frederick Delius, A Village Romeo and Juliet: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of Wexford Festival Opera / Rory Macdonald (conductor). Wexford Opera House, 4.11.2012. (ASB)

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Categories Concert Reviews Tags Andreas Bücker, Wexford

Wexford Festival (2) Less Would Have Been More for Chabrier’s Le Roi Malgré Lui

21/05/202413/12/2012 by Stan

 Ireland Emmanuel Chabrier, Le Roi malgré lui: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of Wexford Festival Opera / Jean-Luc Tingaud (conductor), Wexford Opera House, 3.11.2012. (ASB)

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Wexford Festival Opera (1) A Tale of Distraction and Destruction: Cilèa’s L’Arlesiana

21/05/202413/11/2012 by Stan

 Ireland Francesco Cilea, L’Arlesiana: Soloists, Chorus and Orchestra of Wexford Festival Opera / David Angus (conductor). Wexford Opera House, 2.11.2012 (ASB)

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Categories Opera & Ballet, Previously Published, UK Opera Tags Andreas Bücker, Wexford
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