Backhaus in Melbourne on concert tour before Sydney stop
Thelm Backhaus travels via Melbourne to Sydney for a concert tour with a Melbourne date on May 24. He plans to rent the Albert Hall Canberra on May in viiler thhe dienetian of MP 3 Greventuck. An interview shows his praise for Beethoven as Europe’s leading composer and his hope that audiences will continue to admire his work everywhere.
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French Theatre Echoes in Paris Romantic Revival
The article surveys revived English drama in France, noting a trend of Shakespeare influence on the romantic revival. It highlights recent productions including The Tempest, The Merry Wives of Windsor, and The Merchant of Venice, and mentions French adaptations shaping audience reception amid commemorations of important centenaries.
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The Merry Widow Revival and Lehar Birthday Coincidence
An article notes a Merry Widow revival at Theatre Royal Bourne with Gladys Moncrieff and Bo any, highlighting that Lehar was born in 1870 Hungary. It traces his career from conservatory studies to Viennese conductorship and his operetta successes, including Die lustige Witwe, with mentions of portraits and a plan to view Australia soon.
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Nellie Stewart Wins Wide Opera and Stage Fame
Nellie Stewart earned fame in Australia and abroad for her versatile stage work. She starred in operatic roles and pantomime, with notable turns as Marguerite and Rosalind, and found success in London and the United States. Her career spanned dramatic and comic parts, shaping Australia’s theatrical idol.
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London Opera Festival review praises bold modern pieces
A London Opera Festival program draws praise and critique for staging unfamiliar works by Monteverdi Purcell and Gluck at the Real Theatre. The piece notes Beecham and the Imperial League of Opera challenge conventional taste with new productions, while questioning public appetite for experimental performances and the balance of tradition.
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