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Performance

VenueSouthbank Centre
Also: Royal Festival Hall, RFH, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Room, Tuff Nutt Jazz Club
TownWest End
CountyGreater London
From6th December 2008
To6th December 2008
When19:00
PricesFrom £9.00. To £55.00.
Southbank Centre (V423)
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London Philharmonic Orchestra - Parisian d'Este

London Philharmonic Orchestra

Work:: London Philharmonic Orchestra (S0621569586)


Company London Philharmonic Orchestra

Production:: Parisian d'Este (T01714214195)

Concert Performance in Italian with Engish surtitles. One of the most electrifyingly dramatic moments in all opera occurs in Donizetti's Parisina, as the heroine's husband has his worst suspicions confirmed, and Parisina lets slip her love for another under the silky sedation of sleep. Azzo's fury explodes, and with it, the orchestra: driving strings swirl up over a striding bass, as Donizetti unleashes 'a dramatic energy unequalled by anything he composed up to this time' according to biographer William Ashbrook. Amongst the composer's 70 operas, this expressive psychological piece was the one that Donizetti himself favoured most - quite an endorsement.
Conductor David Parry
Performer Carmen Giannattasio (Parisina)
Performer Jose Bros (Ugo)
Performer Nicole Ulivieri (Ernesto)
Performer Ann Taylor (Imelda)
Company Geoffrey Michell Choir

Listing:: L1264812412

Royal Festival Hall



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Parisian d'Este

Concert Performance in Italian with Engish surtitles. One of the most electrifyingly dramatic moments in all opera occurs in Donizetti's Parisina, as the heroine's husband has his worst suspicions confirmed, and Parisina lets slip her love for another under the silky sedation of sleep. Azzo's fury explodes, and with it, the orchestra: driving strings swirl up over a striding bass, as Donizetti unleashes 'a dramatic energy unequalled by anything he composed up to this time' according to biographer William Ashbrook. Amongst the composer's 70 operas, this expressive psychological piece was the one that Donizetti himself favoured most - quite an endorsement. Royal Festival Hall

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