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BBC Proms 2011
Saturday 16th July 2011 (starting this evening)
Time: 18:30 to 23.00
Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London, Sean Rafferty presents Antonio Pappano conducting the Chorus and Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia, Rome, in a rare performance of Rossini's grandest of operas about the legendary founding fathers of Switzerland and the hero who shoots an apple from his son's head. Michele Pertusi takes the title role and the character of Arnold, one of Rossini's most demanding tenor parts, is sung by American tenor John Osborn. Rossini: William Tell (Act 1). Michele Pertusi, baritone (William Tell), John Osborn, tenor (Arnold Melchthal), Matthew Rose, bass (Walter Furst), Frederic Caton (Melchthal), Elena Xanthoudakis, soprano (Jemmy), Nicolas Courjal, bass (Gesler), Carlo Bosi, tenor (Rodolphe), Celso Albelo, tenor (Ruodi), Mark Stone, baritone (Leuthold), Malyn Bystrom, soprano (Mathilde), Patricia Bardon, mezzo (Hedwige), Davide Malvestio, bass (Huntsman), Chorus and Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia, Rome/Antonio Pappano.
Proms Intro
Date: Saturday 16th July 2011 (starting this evening)
Time: 19:35 to 19:55 (20 minutes long)
William Tell.
In front of an audience at the Royal College of Music, opera historian Benjamin Walton and Royal Opera House programme contributor Sarah Lenton join Petroc Trelawny to explore Rossini's William Tell and the influence it had on the grand tradition of French opera.
Saturday 16th July 2011 (starting this evening)
Time: 18:30 to 23.00
Live from the Royal Albert Hall, London, Sean Rafferty presents Antonio Pappano conducting the Chorus and Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia, Rome, in a rare performance of Rossini's grandest of operas about the legendary founding fathers of Switzerland and the hero who shoots an apple from his son's head. Michele Pertusi takes the title role and the character of Arnold, one of Rossini's most demanding tenor parts, is sung by American tenor John Osborn. Rossini: William Tell (Act 1). Michele Pertusi, baritone (William Tell), John Osborn, tenor (Arnold Melchthal), Matthew Rose, bass (Walter Furst), Frederic Caton (Melchthal), Elena Xanthoudakis, soprano (Jemmy), Nicolas Courjal, bass (Gesler), Carlo Bosi, tenor (Rodolphe), Celso Albelo, tenor (Ruodi), Mark Stone, baritone (Leuthold), Malyn Bystrom, soprano (Mathilde), Patricia Bardon, mezzo (Hedwige), Davide Malvestio, bass (Huntsman), Chorus and Orchestra of the Academy of Santa Cecilia, Rome/Antonio Pappano.
Proms Intro
Date: Saturday 16th July 2011 (starting this evening)
Time: 19:35 to 19:55 (20 minutes long)
William Tell.
In front of an audience at the Royal College of Music, opera historian Benjamin Walton and Royal Opera House programme contributor Sarah Lenton join Petroc Trelawny to explore Rossini's William Tell and the influence it had on the grand tradition of French opera.
