Bach Choir of Wellington

http://bachchoirwellington.org.nz

Pacific/Auckland

20180401T030000 +1300 +1200 NZST 20170924T020000 +1200 +1300 NZDT ai1ec-292@bachchoirwellington.org.nz 20180121T125617Z Performance Richard Procter; richard@bachchoirwellington.org.nz The Bach Choir of Wellington proudly presents a concert of Romantic Fairytales: an allegorical-political story of a captive queen (The Captive Queen by Sibelius), a spurned lover who is lured by Rhine spirits to become the most deadly of them all (Loreley by Mendelssohn) and a rose who takes human form and learns of death and love (The Pilgrimage of the Rose by Schumann). Joined by 2014 Lexus Song Quest finalists, Bianca Andrew (mezzo), Oliver Sewell (tenor) and Christian Thurston (baritone), with Marian Hawke (soprano), Maaike Christie-Beekman (alto), Roger Wilson (bass) and Douglas Mews on the piano, the concert is directed by Michael Vinten. To enhance the experience of the stories, the pieces are being sung in English. The concert is on Saturday 8 August, at 3 pm, in St Andrew’s on the Terrace, Wellington. Admission $25 adult and $20 concession (unwaged). School aged children $5. Tickets are available here from Eventfinder and Marsden Books (Karori). Door sales available from 2.30 pm on concert day. Tickets: http://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2015/romantic-fairytales-with-bach-choir-bianca-andrew-more/wellington. 20150808T150000 -41.279931;+174.774819 St Andrews on the Terrace @ 30 The Terrace, Wellington, Wellington 6011, New Zealand 0

Romantic Fairytales – Schumann, Sibelius, Mendelssohn

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$25 adult and $20 concession (unwaged)

http://www.eventfinda.co.nz/2015/romantic-fairytales-with-bach-choir-bianca-andrew-more/wellington