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Music That Moves Me

This week sees the end of Mariele Neudecker’s installation in the Howard Assembly Room, Kindertotenlieder, set to Gustav Mahler’s intensely moving song cycle, “Songs on the Death of Children.” If you haven’t been to see it yet, the exhibition will still be open between 2pm and...

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The glamour of the tour...

 ‘Well, what did you think?’ I greedily asked. ‘…what? Oh yes…You were great, but we were like totally freaked out by the Lamplighter!’, ’Yeah, he was spooky Dad. I had to sit on Mum‘s lap all the way through!.’ ‘Hmm….’ said Mum Wandering down New Briggate as we were at th...

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A Quiet Moment of Contemplation

By Helen Robinson Already dividing opinion and drawing hugely divergent responses (just read the comments book in the entrance), Mariele Neudecker’s Kindertotenlieder makes dramatic use of the beautifully restored Howard Assembly Room. This deeply immersive and thought prov...

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A real 'Opera North' season

[caption id="attachment_608" align="alignleft" width="300" caption="The Portrait, image Bill Cooper"][/caption] Richard Mantle, General Director, Opera North   2011 has kicked off in typical Opera North fashion with much excitement on and off the stage. The co...

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HelloHello again, and welcome back to my ‘Portrait’ blog. I have a confession, I’m not on ‘Facebook‘, nor do I know what is involved in ‘Tweeting’…weird I know!. so you could say I’m absolutely the wrong sort of person to whip up enthusiasm about an opera that has never been p...

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