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Scottish Opera's Golden Years: The Glitter and Why it Faded

Scottish Opera's Golden Years: The Glitter and Why it Faded

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ISBN10: 1803691883
ISBN13: 9781803691886
Publisher: New Generation Pub
Published: Mar 1 2022
Pages: 230
Weight: 0.97
Height: 0.63 Width: 6.14 Depth: 9.21
Language: English

Only six years after its unlikely founding in 1962, the young Scottish Opera entered a period of a dozen years when it could do little wrong.

The Company was the brainchild of Sir Alexander Gibson, a conductor who was to prove the most pivotal and vital force in the development of music in Scotland during the 20th century. Under his guidance, so impressive were so many of Scottish Opera's productions that those years were named The Golden Years. Productions like Cosi fan tutte with the incomparable pairing of Dame Janet Baker and Elizabeth Harwood, the complete Berlioz Trojans again featuring Dame Janet with Ronald Dowd as her Aeneas, the glorious young dramatic soprano Helga Dernesch as Leonore in Fidelio, Dernesch, Baker and Harwood teaming up again in Der Rosenkavalier, and Scotland's own world class bass baritone David Ward as Wotan in an extraordinary Ring cycle at the end of 1971.

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