Easter over… Little Women begins

April 16, 2007 at 1:11 pm | In Opera, Singing | 2 Comments

Robert MacFarlane in the St John PassionIt has been probably the busiest Easter on record yet at St Peter’s Cathedral. Amongst the various events, the highlight was the brilliant St John Passion of Bach, a combined presentation from the Elder Conservatorium Chorale and Chamber Orchestra, and the St Peter’s Cathedral Choir. Everyone involved must be congratulated, as it was a first rate performance - particular kudos to Carl Crossin the conductor, Robert MacFarlane’s brilliant Evangelist (pictured above in action!), and the organisation of Event Manager Edward Joyner. It was a moving sight indeed performing to over a thousand people, crammed into every nook and cranny of the cathedral.

For us, it is now on to Little Women; this starts rehearsing next week, although in truth rehearsals for us have already begun in earnest - the score is Little Womendifficult to say the least! The composer, Mark Adamo, is also coming to attend some rehearsals, which is very exciting - not to say a little on the daunting side.

The costume department is in full swing; Jess had a costume fitting just the other day, and reports the place was a hive of activity - bustles and corsets galore!

We will try and keep you involved in the rehearsal process as much as we can, (and as much as we are allowed!) Hopefully photos and things will be possible.

In the meantime, this is one you’ll be seeing splashed all over the place in the coming weeks:

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