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Baroque Connoisseurs Debut Forgotten Russian Repertoire in “Russian White Nights: Opera Arias from 18th century St. Petersburg”

May 12, 2018
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An opera singer called the “Queen of Baroque,” a revered music director/conductor of three baroque orchestras, and the Pacific Baroque Orchestra merged their talents on May 6th at the Chan Centre. Marked by winged flights of operatic undulations, violins conversing

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How Rino Pace’s Love For Wide Open Landscapes Led To An Award Winning Career in Film Location Scouting

May 11, 2018May 11, 2018
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The Pemberton Ice Cap (photographing the hand-stitched panorama below) Taking helicopters to remote mountaintops, some covered in snow, ice and glacier lakes, others barren, remote, desolate and hot. Wind blowing in your face, sun beating down, rain, maybe hail. Stitching

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Shannon Chan-Kent led “Peter and the Wolf” Delights Younger Audiences at the Vancouver Opera Festival

May 9, 2018May 9, 2018
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How can we best introduce children to the splendid array of instruments in an orchestra? On an afternoon crowned with cherry blossoms and sparkling waters around Vancouver, it was this pedagogical question that eventually enabled numerous children to crowd into the

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The Soul is Wrenched and Resurrected in Vancouver Opera Festival’s “Requiem For A Lost Girl”

May 7, 2018May 7, 2018
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Have you ever felt like your heart filled to the brim and drained all at once? If art is meant to touch the soul, this opera lurches and grabs every inch of you and refuses to let go. Based on

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“Eugene Onegin” at Vancouver Opera Festival is An Emotional Affair That Requires Some Prior Reading

May 2, 2018May 2, 2018
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This year’s Vancouver Opera Festival has a Russian White Nights theme, paying homage to the solstice festival held in St Petersburg every year. There’s plenty going on, but the two headliners are pieces that interpret important works of Russian literature. One

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We Can’t Get Over Vancouver Opera’s “The Overcoat”

April 30, 2018May 4, 2018
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Those who find that the opera is an artform not meant for the masses can rejoice in Vancouver Opera and Toronto’s Canadian Stage Company and Tapestry Opera’s production of Nikolai Gogol’s 1842 short story. “The Overcoat – a musical tailoring” 

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“World Without Us” and “The Explanation” Contextualise Human Existence in the Grander Scheme of Things

April 28, 2018April 28, 2018
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Watching “World Without Us” and “The Explanation” back to back at the Cultch, and in that order, was serendipitous. On the surface, no two plays could be further apart but in retrospect, it’s clear that they share the same core

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