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CibbuanoCarmina Burana with The Sydney Phiharmonia Choir
July 9th 2007 05:48
Carmina Burana comes to the Sydney Opera House.
An opera of protest, rousing in confrontation the classic scenic cantata composed by Carl Orff was first performed in 1937, ever since it has attracted legions of followers.
Serving as an introduction to classical music for many, the most recognizable portion "O Fortuna" has been used in films like The Doors and Excalibur plus has been endlessly sampled for dance music.
Inspirational, running the gauntlet of emotional experiences this latest performance will be conducted by Brett Weymark with soloists Antoinette Holloran, Grant Smith and Timothy DuFore.
Carmina Burana the music
An opera of protest, rousing in confrontation the classic scenic cantata composed by Carl Orff was first performed in 1937, ever since it has attracted legions of followers.
Serving as an introduction to classical music for many, the most recognizable portion "O Fortuna" has been used in films like The Doors and Excalibur plus has been endlessly sampled for dance music.
Inspirational, running the gauntlet of emotional experiences this latest performance will be conducted by Brett Weymark with soloists Antoinette Holloran, Grant Smith and Timothy DuFore.
When?
17 - 18 August 2007
Where?
The Sydney Opera House, Concert Hall
How Much?
$20.00-$55.00
Sydney Opera House Box Office Bookings (02) 9250 7777 or online at www.sydneyoperahouse.com or on www.sydneyphilharmonia.com.au/
17 - 18 August 2007
Where?
The Sydney Opera House, Concert Hall
How Much?
$20.00-$55.00
Sydney Opera House Box Office Bookings (02) 9250 7777 or online at www.sydneyoperahouse.com or on www.sydneyphilharmonia.com.au/
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