The Flying Dutchman at Covent Garden

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  • Belgrove
    Full Member
    • Nov 2010
    • 955

    The Flying Dutchman at Covent Garden

    The Flying Dutchman docks at Covent Garden next week, and will be broadcast in the Opera on 3 slot on 12th November.

    This is a revival of Tim Albery’s production, first seen in 2009. Egils Silins (a singer about whom I know nothing) is replacing the indisposed Falk Struckmann in the title role.

    The production marks the welcome return of Jeffrey Tate to Covent Garden. He was principal conductor of the ROH during the eighties. Does anyone know the circumstances of his leaving and the reason why he has not appeared there for such a long time? He conducted the finest Ariadne auf Naxos (with Jessie Norman and Kathleen Battle) I’ve ever seen.

    I shall be attending on the last night of the run. Is anyone else going?
  • Cavaradossi

    #2
    Jeffrey Tate was interviewed recently and this was published in the Guardian yesterday, which covers a little about his absence from the ROH.

    After nearly two decades abroad, Jeffrey Tate returns to Covent Garden. So why the wait, asks Tom Service


    After nearly two decades abroad, Jeffrey Tate returns to Covent Garden. So why the wait, asks Tom Service


    I am going to the dress rehearsal on Saturday morning and will try for another performance later in the run.

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    • ARBurton
      Full Member
      • May 2011
      • 331

      #3
      Anyone know the date of the performance recorded for broadcast?

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