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Jakub Józef Orliński
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Jakub Józef Orliński countertenor; il Pomo d'Oro

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Date

Thu 12 Sep 2024, 7.30pm

Tickets

£60 £52 £42 £32 £18

Duration

This concert is approximately 75 minutes in duration, without an interval.

Availability

Ticket bookings are subject to a £4.00 booking fee. This fee covers the whole booking and is not per ticket

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Change of Programme
The programme for this concert has changed and is now as below.

Artists

  • Jakub Józef Orlińskicountertenor
  • il Pomo d'Oro

    Programme

        • La Calisto
          :
        • Sinfonia
        • Erme e solinghe cime ... Lucidissima face
        • Eliogabalo
          :
        • Chi scherza con Amor
        • Claudio Cesare
          :
        • Sinfonia
        • Crudo amor non hai pietà
        • La costanza non gradita nel doppio amore d'Aminta
          :
        • Infelice mia costanza
        • La nemica d'Amore fatta amante
          :
        • Sinfonia

    Overview

    The season’s opening concert sees a return by the extraordinary Polish countertenor (and breakdancer) whose artistry and personality come together to form an irresistibly appealing combination. As the winner of numerous awards – among them a Gramophone Classical Music Award (2019), an International Opera Award (2021) and an International Classical Music Award (2022) – his gifts have allowed him to bring the countertenor voice to new audiences worldwide, as well as to extend the repertoire possibilities of the voice itself. His programme with the period-instrument ensemble, which celebrates 12 years in 2024, explores early Baroque repertoire.

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