Sunday, 12 December 2010
Review of Cecilia Bartoli at the Barbican
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Barbican,
opera review
My review of Cecilia Bartoli's concert on Wednesday at the Barbican is here; the programme of Handel arias was presented with the conductorless Basel Chamber Orchestra. The review is on OperaToday.com.
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Thanks for your review of Bartoli at the Barbican. At the end you express your wish to hear her in a full opera. Thats easy . just fly over. You can hear her in Zuerich in jan and feb 2011 as Countess Adele in Le Comte Ory and in spring and summer 2012 in Salzburg as Cleopatra - enjoy!
ReplyDeleteMarian