by admin | Oct 23, 2022 | Classical music, Opera
A visually splendid, vocally powerful, and absorbing production of a favourite opera End of Act 1 (photo: Nanc Price) Puccini: Tosca Conductor: Simon RivardDirector: Alison MoritzLighting Designer: Jason HandChorus Master: Shannon HiebertStage Designer*: Ercole...
by admin | Sep 30, 2022 | Classical music, Uncategorized
The 2022 Tanya Prochazka Memorial Concert photo: Petticoats and Pistols Tanya Prochazka Memorial Concert Kathleen de Caen (Cello)Janet Scott Hoyt (Piano) Claude Debussy: Sonate (1915) Robert Rival (b. 1975): Sunshine Variations (Premiere...
by admin | Aug 14, 2022 | Classical music, Opera
Pop Goes the Opera produce as unpretentious and sincere a production of Puccini’s opera as one could wish for, in the ideal setting of Holy Trinity Anglican Church Molly Danko (L) and Carrie-Ann Hubbard (R) play Suor Angelica on alternate nights at Holy Trinity...
by admin | Dec 21, 2021 | Classical music, Events, Review
“The musicians appeared to dance as they give their hearts to the music.” Image from Fever Review and photos by Abigail Troppmann A pirate, a vampire, and a skeleton walk into a candlelit log cabin… there is a joke in there somewhere. This was my first...
by admin | Nov 20, 2021 | Classical music, Review
Review by Cassandra Wong When Syd invited me to attend Candlelight: Best of Anime Soundtracks on October 12, I was rather apprehensive—a performance of Asian media and culture was to be held despite the recent cases of Asian hate crimes due to the pandemic, and to top...
by admin | Apr 9, 2021 | Classical music, Opera, Review
To my readers: if you need to get out of the friendzone – take them to the opera photo by Cameron MacRae, Edmonton Opera By Sarah El-Ezaby Just this last March I had the pleasure of going to Edmonton Opera’s third Drive-In Opera: Songs of Spring. It was an...
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