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Details

Wigmore Hall
36 Wigmore St
Marylebone

London
W1U 2BP
England


Programme

George Frideric HandelJephtha: Act 2, 'All that is in Hamor mine'
George Frideric HandelJephtha: Act 3, 'Waft her, angels, to the skies'
George Frideric HandelJephtha: Act 3, 'Farewell, ye limpid springs'
Robert SchumannEr und Sie, Op.78 no.2
Robert SchumannDer Soldat, Op.40 no.3
Robert SchumannDer Spielman, Op.40 no.4
Franz SchubertNacht und Träume, D.827
Franz SchubertPunschlied, D.253
Franz SchubertNachtstück, D.627
Franz SchubertKlage an den Mond, D.436
Wolfgang Amadeus MozartDie Entführung aus dem Serail: 'Im Mohrenland gefangen war'
Wolfgang Amadeus MozartDie Entführung aus dem Serail: 'Marsch! Marsch! Marsch! trollt euch fort'
Elena LangerIt's Not You, It's Me (World premiere)
Georges BizetCarmen: Toreador Song 'Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre'
Georges BizetChanson d'avril, Op.21 no.1
Georges BizetLa chanson du fou
Gaetano DonizettiLa fille du régiment: 'Ah! mes amis, quel jour de fête!'
Leonard BernsteinLa Bonne Cuisine
Leonard BernsteinCandide: 'Glitter and Be Gay'
Leonard BernsteinCandide: 'The Best of All Possible Worlds'

Performers

Nia Coleman – soprano
Filipe Manu – Tenor
Joel Williams – Tenor
Sung Kyu Choi – baritone
Simon Lepper – piano

Independent Opera at Sadler's Wells

Programme Note

Join a new generation of talent for an evening of song and opera at Wigmore Hall.

 

Independent Opera proudly presents baritone Kyu Choi, soprano Nia Coleman, tenors Filipe Manu and Joel Williams – our 2018-19 scholars.  These exceptional young singers present an evening of intimate song and virtuosic opera, with acclaimed pianist Simon Lepper.

 

From the spiritual to the celestial, the collection of works explores the humour, joy and pathos of the human condition. The evening will feature songs and arias by Handel, R Schumann, Schubert, Mozart, Bizet, Donizetti and Bernstein and the world première of a song cycle by award-winning composer Elena Langer and poet Glyn Maxwell.

Independent Opera Scholars 2018-19, photo Benjamin Ealovega

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