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Issue No. 47 |
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Coming Events
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***** Queen of Baroque : Dame Emma Kirkby *****
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| Date : |
06 May 2010 (Thursday)
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| Time : |
8:00 pm
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| Venue: |
Hong Kong City Hall Concert Hall
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| Soprano : |
Dame Emma Kirkby
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| Guest conductor/Piano : |
Simon Over |
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Programme
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| Purcell |
Suite from The Fairy Queen
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| Bach |
Cantata BWV199 Mein Herze schwimmt im Blut |
| Haydn |
Symphony No. 38 in C major “Echo" |
| Mozart |
Aria Nehmt meinen Dank, ihr holden Gönner! K383 |
| Mozart |
Aria Ch’io mi scordi di te? ... Non temer, amato bene K505 |
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Tickets available from URBTIX $300 $200 $120
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***** Vocal Master Class by Dame Emma Kirkby *****
One of the world's most renowned Early Music specialists, Dame Emma Kirkby will be giving a masterclass on early and baroque vocal music.
| Date : |
08 May (Saturday) 2010
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| Time : |
10:00am-12 noon
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| Venue: |
CR1, 7/F Hong Kong Cultural Centre Concert Hall Backstage
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| Cost : |
Observers: $80 (pre-booked) /
$100 (at the door on a first-come-first-served basis) |
| Bookings & Enquiries: |
2864 2154 / info@ccohk.com or download the booking form by clicking here. |
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**Up-close and Personal with Queen of Baroque Dame Emma Kirkby**
A rare chance to meet "The English Nightingale" and "The most influential singer of the whole Early Music revival" Dame Emma Kirkby at a very special dinner event.
The Evening includes meeting the artist over cocktails, a three-course dinner with drinks and an exclusive interview with Dame Emma Kirkby. Musicians from the City Chamber Orchestra of Hong Kong will also perform during the event.
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| Date : |
07 May 2010 (Friday)
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| Time : |
6.30 - 10.00 p.m.
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| Venue: |
The Helena May, 35 Garden Road, Central, Hong Kong
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| Cost : |
HK$14, 800 per table (for 12 people) / HK$8,000 per half table (for 6 people) and individual spaces for HK$1,380 per person.
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Seats are extremely limited. Book now!
Booking and enquiries: friends@britishcouncil.org.hk
Organised by the Friends of the British Council (FOBC) - a Hong Kong charity to promote and increase education and cultural collaboration between Hong Kong and the UK.
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