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About Delibes, Léo (1836-1891)

See 10 performances with music by Delibes, Léo (1836-1891)
Country of birth: France
Period: Romantic

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7-Jun-2013
Birmingham Symphony Hall
A bit of Wales comes to Birmingham: a night at the opera with Bryn Terfel and friends
Image credit: Bryn TerfelA concert like this could have three possible outcomes: one, frustration at catching just a glimpse of a multitude of operas without the benefit of character or plot development or the embellishment of sumptuous costumes or stage sets; two, inspiration to delve further into the world of opera, nudged by tantalising hints of dramatic tension and a world of emotions; or three, sheer escapism into a soundscape of wonderful music that stands up for itself in its own right without the theatre’s trappings.
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19-Jan-2013
Walt Disney Concert Hall
Susan Graham and Renée Fleming stunning at Disney Hall
Image credit: Susan Graham © Dario Acosta; Renée Fleming © Jonathan TichlerOne would think that either Renée Fleming or Susan Graham alone would be reason enough to sell out a large venue such as Disney Hall. But everything is bigger in Hollywood, and the LA Phil brought both artists together for a one-night recital of French art song. But even that wasn’t enough. This was not an ordinary recital with neatly arranged sets of the typical repertoire finished off with a few predictable encores, concluded in two hours’ time. No, this was a thoughtful survey of French mélodies and their English-speaking muses, with slideshows, anecdotes, and stories.
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8-Jun-2012
La Maison Symphonique de Montréal
Philippe Sly Hits the Jackpot in Montreal Voice Competition
Image credit: John Brancy (Baritone, United States, 3rd Prize), Philippe Sly (Bass baritone, Canada, 1st Prize), Olga Kindler (Soprano, Switzerland, 2nd Prize) © Gunther GamperThe Montreal International Musical Competition, this year devoted to voice, ended on a high note with the Winners’ Gala Concert on June 8. First, Second and Third Prize winners sang two arias each, but, in a gratifying show of solidarity with the remaining finalists, the program afforded concertgoers the opportunity to hear the five runners-up as well. As the overall level of the contestants was exceptionally high, almost any of the eight finalists might easily have been one of the top winners (23 competed in the quarter-final round).Vocal technique was uniformly strong.
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