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Chelsea Opera Group is looking for tenors and basses to join the chorus.
For a pdf of details of what is involved and how to apply click here.

NEXT CONCERT

Sunday 21st February 2010 at 7pm

Queen Elizabeth Hall

La traviata

by

Giuseppe Verdi
(1813-1901)

COG is pleased to welcome back Nelly Miricioiu to sing the role of Violetta. Germont Pere will be sung by Alan Opie. The performance will be conducted by Gianluca Marcianò. For full details of the cast click here.

Information about the composer and the opera can be found in Wikipedia by clicking Verdi or La traviata or here.

The opera will be performed in Italian with English surtitles..

Booking at the Queen Elizabeth Hall has already started and you can buy tickets here. For full details about the South Bank Centre, including how to book tickets, visit their website here.

"As for Elizabeth Woods, it is hard to provide a technical commentary to her nigh-on-perfect performance." (Mariana Romani reviewing Simon Boccanegra at MusicalCriticism.com). To see the Elizabeth Woods in Come in quest`ora bruna click here.

"This is an opera which needs performing with care and with love; Chelsea Opera Group gave it both and the results paid immense dividends."
(Robert Hugill reviewing COG's performance of Cendrillon, at Music & Vision.)

"This was a performance of which any opera company would have been proud." (Robert Hugill reviewing COG's performance of I puritani, at Music & Vision.)

"Opera simply does not come much better than this: the Chelsea Opera Group’s concert performance of Verdi’s Macbeth was an unqualified triumph in musical and dramatic terms." (Evan Dickerson at Seen and Heard)

"I have seen several expensively staged productions of this work but I have never been as gripped by the COG performance last week". (Clare Colvin in the Sunday Express).

For links to complete reviews of recent performances please click here.

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