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Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Sep 24, 1973

Page

5

Opera House opening telecast features Nilsson in Sydney gala

Soprano Birgit Nilsson headlines the Sydney Opera House gala opening concert with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra under Charles Mackerras. The first half, broadcast by ABC TV, includes Elisches Greeting from Tannhauser and Prelude and Liebestod from Tristan und Isolde. The second half screens War and Peace as Australian Opera audiences attend the opening night in Sydney.

Wedish Birgit Nilsson Sydney Symphony Orchestra Sydney Opera House Abc-Tv Charles Mackerras Ms Nilsson Elisabeth Liebestod Tristan and Ipolde HELE ABC -Tv Prokofiev

Recordings by W L Hoffmann on Shostakovich works

W L Hoffmann presents significant Shostakovich works including Symphony No 13 Babi Yar with Moscow Philharmonic and Kondrashin, Symphony No 15, and Moscow Radio Symphony under Maxim Shostakovich. Melodiya and HMV releases accompany poems by Yevtushenko. The third symphony’s troubled post 1962 reception stemmed from its anti Nazi massacre theme at Babi Yar near Kiev.

Shostakovitch Symphony No 13 Babi Yar Moscow Philharmonic and Chorus Kondrashin Moscow Radio Symphony Maxim Shostakovitch Melodiya HMV Yevgeny Yevtushenko 3Th Symphony Kiev

Unusual but listenable for your plea sure review of Roxy Music

A reader describes Roxy Music and Bryan Ferry amid speculation about their second album. The critique notes synthesizer work and Enos influence, with Side 2 described as slow creeping, eerie, and increasingly intense before a fade into heavy sound. The piece contrasts experimental textures with pulsing guitar and sax up front. The reviewer hints at a mix of danger and cleverness in the music but remains unsure.

Roxy Music Bryan Ferry Eno Hs Head Music Man

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Opera House McMollen Peter Brock Brock J Ctic-Tv W. L. Hoffmann By Robin Usher Island Flint Michael Foster Mr Hawkins Vejodge
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