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Review of Ann Hallenberg : Carnevale 1729

Ann Hallenberg : Carnevale 1729

Ann Hallenberg’s inquisitive forays researched in partnership with her musicologist husband Holger Schmidt-Hallenberg are never merely run-of-the-mill recitals – as has...

Reviewed by David Vickers in issue: AW17

Review of WAGNER Parsifal (Haenchen)

WAGNER Parsifal (Haenchen)

Whatever else Parsifal is about, we may agree that its ending represents the opening up of a closed society. That...

Reviewed by Mike Ashman in issue: AW17

Review of WAGNER Lohengrin (Thielemann)

WAGNER Lohengrin (Thielemann)

German interpreters have long dreamt of performing Wagner with star singers from the supposedly ‘opposite’ Italian or French vocal cultures,...

Reviewed by Mike Ashman in issue: AW17

Review of VERDI Macbeth (Conlon)

VERDI Macbeth (Conlon)

To be undertaking new roles in major houses (and in a new Fach) well into your seventies – not to mention...

Reviewed by Mike Ashman in issue: AW17

Review of STRAVINSKY Le Rossignol

STRAVINSKY Le Rossignol

With a composition history that straddles the period of the composer’s three breakthrough works for Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes, The Nightingale in...

Reviewed by Hugo Shirley in issue: AW17

Review of STRAUSS Die Liebe der Danae

STRAUSS Die Liebe der Danae

Straussians might have high hopes for this DVD. It captures the homecoming last year of Strauss’s penultimate opera to the site of...

Reviewed by Hugo Shirley in issue: AW17

Review of LEVINAS Le Petit Prince

LEVINAS Le Petit Prince

Marks out of ten for product management: zero. Here we have an audio recording of an opera sung in French with no...

Reviewed by Andrew Mellor in issue: AW17

Review of HYDE That Man Stephen Ward

HYDE That Man Stephen Ward

Thomas Hyde’s one-man chamber opera about the society osteopath scapegoated during the Profumo affair dates from 2008, when it was...

Reviewed by Tim Ashley in issue: AW17

Review of HASSE Attilio Regolo

HASSE Attilio Regolo

Marcus Attilius Regulus (d250 BC) was a Roman general who, initially victorious, became a prisoner in Carthage. Sent to Rome with...

Reviewed by Richard Lawrence in issue: AW17

Review of GOUNOD Faust (Vienna Phil, Pérez)

GOUNOD Faust (Vienna Phil, Pérez)

‘Death is nothingness’, sings Iago at the end of his Credo in Verdi’s Otello. It could be the motto for Reinhard von...

Reviewed by Mark Pullinger in issue: AW17


 

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