Jan 7
Here’s to a very Happy New Year and all good wishes for 2019.
Rebecca looks forward to returning to work again with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra this Spring and making her debut with Longborough Festival Opera as Wellgunde in Das Rheingold, at the beginning of a new Ring journey. All details of forthcoming performances may be found on the diary page.
Just in case you are looking for a new Messiah to add to your collection this festive season, a brand new realisation arranged by Stian Aareskjold (Norwegian Wind Ensemble) will be released this Friday 30th November on Resonus Classics.
By following this link, Messiah you can listen to track samples, until it goes live, after which you will be able to stream, download or buy direct from Resonus.
Rebecca looks forward to the release, together with her colleagues Susanna Hurrell (soprano), Samuel Boden (tenor), James Platt (bass), The Norwegian Wind Ensemble, BBC Singers & David Hill (conductor), who recorded together at the award winning performance space, Saffron Hall in Essex.
Bidding a fond farewell to two beautiful dresses & many wonderful colleagues on and off the stage tonight after seventeen shows as Flora Bervoix #WNOTraviata
Toi toi toi
Rebecca had a wonderfully warm welcome back to the BBC In Tune studio this week.
For the next 27 days, you can catch up online with BBC Radio 3 In Tune, presented by Sean Rafferty on Thursday 11th October. Together with pianist Timothy End, Rebecca opened the programme, discussing her performances for Nova Music Opera on Sunday 21st October in the London premiere of Juliana and the ongoing tour of La Traviata with Welsh National Opera, singing a total of four items which you can hear again by following the link below.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m0000p4s
Rebecca will be performing live on Radio 3’s In Tune on Thursday 11th October, together with pianist Timothy End. She looks forward to joining Sean Rafferty to talk about her current appearances as Flora in Welsh National Opera’s La Traviata and the London première of Joseph Phibbs’ new chamber opera Juliana, which was met with critical acclaim at the Cheltenham and Presteigne Festivals earlier this year.
If you’d like to read Andrew Clements’ review in The Guardian of the July 2018 première, do click here
WNO will be touring from this week in Oxford, Llandudno, Bristol, Liverpool, Birmingham and Southampton, until 24th November www.wno.org.uk
Enjoy some backstage footage from studio rehearsals, the Sitzprobe and interviews with director Sarah Crisp, conductor James Southall and members of the cast.
Following the World Premiere at Cheltenham Festival in July and a Welsh Premiere at Presteigne Festival in August, JULIANA will be performed in London at St. John’s Smith Square on Sunday 21st October. There will be a pre performance talk commencing at 19:00.
Bookings may be made by using the link below:
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