Giulio Cesare News

 
The Age
Pitch perfect
The Age
... Gus Christie, chairman of the Glyndebourne Festival in pastoral Sussex, where the English come to hear opera, drink champagne and get grass stains on their summer frocks — and where de Niese made her 2006 debut as Cleopatra in Giulio Cesare.


 
Sydney Morning Herald
Pitch perfect
Sydney Morning Herald
... Gus Christie, chairman of the Glyndebourne Festival in pastoral Sussex, where the English come to hear opera, drink champagne and get grass stains on their summer frocks — and where de Niese made her 2006 debut as Cleopatra in Giulio Cesare.

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The Age
2012 WRC: Another Citroen One-Two In Argentina
PaddockTalk
The loop continued with two classics of the South American rally: Mina Clavero/Giulio Cesare and El Condor/Copina. Slightly quicker than Sébastien Loeb, Mikko Hirvonen reduced the gap to 0.2s after SS15. "It doesn't change anything," said the Finn on ...
Loeb closes in on Argentina victoryRacer

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'The Armida Project' at the Angel Orensanz Foundation
New York Times
The soprano Julia Lima, as Armida, had the right noble temperament for her slow arias, and the mezzo-soprano Hayden DeWitt sounded smooth and lean as Adelia, particularly in an agile rendition of “Non disperar” from Handel's “Giulio Cesare” and a ...


 
Proiezione di “Cesare deve morire”
Tuscia Web
Girato in uno stile docu-fiction, il film verte sulla messa in scena del Giulio Cesare di William Shakespeare da parte dei detenuti in alta sicurezza del carcere romano di Rebibbia, molti dei quali segnati dal “fine pena mai”.

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Eurosport.com ASIA
2012 WRC: Sordo Retains Third After Day Of Consolidation In Rally Argentina
PaddockTalk
Drivers then head into the classic Giulio Cesare and El Condor tests, before the final Power Stage across the picturesque hanging bridges near Copina. They face six stages covering 132.19km before the finish in Carlos Paz at 16.44.
Brazil Rally Argentina day 2 summaryMotorsport.com

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Telegraph.co.uk
The Kathleen Ferrier Awards, Wigmore Hall, review
Telegraph.co.uk
I'm not convinced that the acrobatics of Da tempeste from Handel's Giulio Cesare showed her to her best advantage, but she had fun with it nevertheless. The other three finalists were estimable, if not in the same league. A neat and conscientious ...