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You can also find details of some of Mary’s previous performances here.
5pm, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
Sir Mark, the Hallé and an outstanding cast of singers end the season in magnificent style with a two-night concert performance of Wagner’s mammoth opera Siegfried, the third part of the Ring cycle. Based on ancient Nordic sagas, the Ring is a timeless moral drama concerned with love, power and corruption, a vast fable that is as relevant today as ever.
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6pm, Bridgewater Hall, Manchester
In Siegfried, Wagner’s eponymous hero forges a mighty sword, slays the dragon Fafner, goes on to possess the cursed Ring and releases the sleeping Brünnhilde from her fiery mountain-top exile. Wagner’s use of musical leitmotifs as an integral part of the story is simply enthralling, while the glorious orchestral prelude that open Act III is hugely impressive in its own right.
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7.45pm Pinner Parish Church, HA5 3AA
Works for four harps including music by Bach, Gershwin and a world premiere performance by composer Gavin Greenaway.
For more information, please visit the festival website here.
8pm Riverhouse Barn, KT12 2PF
This concert forms part of the duos inaugural tour of the UK, which will culminate in a performance at St Bride’s Church, Fleet Street, as part of their lunchtime recital series. Join Camilla and Mary for a relaxing summer evening of chamber music including works by Britten, Debussy, Ravel and Poulenc, as well as some old favourites.
Tickets (£10) and more information from the venue website here.
7pm St Congar’s Church, Badgworth, Axbridge, Somerset
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3pm, King’s Hall, Ilkley, LS29 8HB
Family friendly concert featuring music from the films.
Information and tickets to be found here.
7.30pm St Nicolas Church, New Romney, TN28 8TY
London Mozart Players alongside the Mousai Singers and Daniel Cook, conductor.
Programme includes works by Bairstow, Duruflé, Mantas and Fauré.
Information and tickets can be found by clicking here.
A programme entitled English Coronation, recreating a composite coronation with music from the ceremonies in 1902, 1911, 1937 and 1953 on period instruments.
Please visit the ensemble website here – more details coming soon.
7.30pm The Sage, Gateshead, NE8 2JR
Benjamin Britten’s epic masterpiece performed by the Mowbray Orchestra, conducted by Xenophon Kelsey and John Forsyth with the Cleveland Philharmonic Choir and Newcastle Choral Society.
For tickets and more information, please visit the choir website here.