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Angela Gheorghiu

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Angela Gheorghiu

19 May 2022 | 19:30 | Sheldonian Theatre, Broad Street

Our season of great singers continues with the Oxford debut of Angela Gheorghiu. It was Verdi with which the Romanian soprano sprang to international attention more than two decades ago, and it is Verdi to which she returns in this concert, featuring arias from two of his most inventive operas, and perhaps his best-loved overture. We also feature the world premiere of a work for cello and orchestra based on themes from Puccini’s operas, written and performed by our own Solo Cello, Mats Lidström.

Angela Gheorghiu

19 May 2022

Tickets: £20, £32, £42, £60
(Students from £5)
Duration: 110 min
Venue: Sheldonian Theatre, Broad Street
Thursday 19th May, 2022 – 19:30
From £20
(Students from £5)

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