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News, Views and opera reviews from London based singer and opera composer Robert Hugill. |
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OAE's Dream of GerontiusNov 25, 2009
The problem with period performance is that we do not always have period voices to go with the period instrumental performances. In early music this can be fudged, to a certain extent, because we don't actually know what the singers sounded like. But...
Towards a new Opera (4)Nov 22, 2009
Having worked through the score of the new opera two or three times, I am currently in the process of creating the piano reduction which is always a good discipline. Even though the work is currently written for only 5 accompanying instruments (piano,...
Review of The Tsarina's SlippersNov 22, 2009
My review of the new production of Tchaikovsky's The Tsarina's Slippers at Covent Garden is here, on Music and Vision.
Recent CD ReviewNov 20, 2009
My review of Bach's St. John Passion from Il Fondamento and Paul Dombrecht is here, on MusicWeb International.
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Review of TurandotNov 17, 2009
On Friday we went to see the new production of Puccini’s Turandot at the London Coliseum. ENO’s first ever production of Puccini’s final opera has been coming in for rather mixed reviews, especially as Rupert Goold’s production is distinctly...
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