Check out the press release excerpt below for I Musici's concert on 9 June 2013 at the SCO Concert Hall. The world-famous string ensemble will present a programme of baroque music including excerpts and transcriptions from The Barber of Seville, La Traviata plus their trademark, award-winning version of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons. Nancy Yuen will make a guest appearance.
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I Musici is a conductorless ensemble. Founded in 1952, they are the oldest active chamber group in the world that has been instrumental in diffusing eighteenth century Italian music. They created history by recording for the first time ever Vivaldi's masterpiece, the Four Seasons, selling an astonishing 25
million copies in various editions, making it one of the most famous pieces in the musical repertoire. Their performances have been acclaimed world-wide as representing the finest traditions of Italian baroque music with numerous well-received recordings to their credit.
Described by the New York Times as “a model for all similar groups with a style that is full of verve, stylistic purity and impeccable artistry”
News - Tribune and Herald complimented the ensemble as showing “a mastery of baroque”
Nancy Yuen is one of Asia’s and Singapore’s most outstanding singers. She made her debut upon graduation from London’s Royal Academy of Music with Welsh National Opera, singing the title role of Madama Butterfly to great critical acclaim. She has since reprised the role all over the world, notable with the English National Opera, Scottish Opera, West Australian Opera, Opera Queensland, Opera Northern Ireland, Singapore Lyric Opera, Bangkok Opera, New Zealand International Festival of Arts, Barbados Opera Festival & at London’s Royal Albert Hall. She also played principal role in major opera productions both in & outside of Singapore.
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