Image-01.jpgCover of Opera Magazine, with a photo of the King Priam production |
Image-02.jpgAnother official (photo Hermann & Claerchen Baus) |
Image-03.jpgDavid Wilson Johnson (Priam) and Sarah Castle (Helen) |
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DSCF7701.jpgOuverture playing |
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DSCF7707.jpgKilling fields in Rotterdam |
DSCF7709.jpgDarkness reigns |
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DSCF7711a.jpgSinging horizontally without amplification. This is the difference with a musical, where the head mike would have been seen now. |
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DSCF7714.jpgAndromache, Helen and Hecuba, joint vocally |
DSCF7715.jpgThe piano was not played in this opera |
DSCF7716.jpgThreesome singing again |
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DSCF7723.jpgKing Priam (David Wilson-Johnson) |
DSCF7725.jpgKing Priam (David Wilson-Johnson) seated on the right |
DSCF7727.jpgKing Priam (David Wilson-Johnson) to be stabbed |
DSCF7728.jpgKing Priam (David Wilson-Johnson), being stabbed |
DSCF7729.JPGKing Priam (David Wilson-Johnson), stabbed |
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DSCF7730.jpgChoir of the Nationale Reiopera, very good choir |
DSCF7732.jpgBowing after the performance |
DSCF7734.jpgThanking the adience for its attentiveness |
DSCF7735.jpgHolland Sinfonia, cond. Micha Hamel |
DSCF7699.JPGThere'a a exhibtion at Schielandhuis on the (smelly) history of Rotterdam |
DSCF7700.jpgSchielandhuis infront of the Fortis bank building (architect Helmut Jahn) |
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