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Performer: Adrian Butterfield

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LondonBenjamin Britten Lowestoft Statue Fundraising Gala

Wigmore Hall
Britten
Dame Janet Baker; Tasmin Little; Unknown; Sir Thomas Allen

LondonLondon Handel Players / Adrian Butterfield

Wigmore Hall
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Adrian Butterfield; London Handel Players; Anna Dennis; Hilary Cronin; Daniel Taylor
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Ariodante at the RCM: in which technique is not enough

An impressive display of singing technique isn't enough to make RCM's Ariodante connect with hearts and minds.
**111
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Passionless Passion Music: Revolutionary Drawing Room play Haydn’s Seven Last Words

David Fay was disappointed by Revolutionary Drawing Room's 25th anniversary concert, a performance of Haydn's Seven Last Words at St George's, Hanover Square which lacked emotional engagement.
**111
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Lost in the woods: Handel's Giove in Argo

A reconstruction of a long-lost opera by Handel gives some exciting young singers the chance to shine at the London Handel Festival, even if the plot might be better back in the mists of obscurity. 
***11
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Fresh-voiced Semele opens London Handel Festival

Is Handel’s Semele an oratorio or an opera? Of course Handel himself called it an oratorio but some suggest it is the English-language opera that he never wrote. 
****1
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London Handel Festival makes a strong case for rarely heard oratorio Deborah

As a highlight of this year's London Handel Festival, the composer's rarely heard oratorio Deborah was given a strong and committed performance by Laurence Cummings and a fine cast.
****1
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Handel's L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato at the London Handel Festival

The culmination of the London Handel Festival is a much anticipated event, and tonight’s performance of Handel’s radiant composition L’Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato was no exception. With an array of eminent musicians performing to a packed St George’s, Hanover Square, the mood was celebratory and the performance had a glow and energy that suited Handel’s mercurial music.
****1
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