Meg Dillon
Our May opera was Jules Massenet’s Cedrillon. This is his version of the Cinderella story complete with wicked sisters, handsome prince and a happy ending. First performed in Paris in 1899 and repeated in many opera houses internationally. This tuneful opera was staged as a pantomime as if Cinderella may have dreamt it all. An enjoyable light opera for an Autumn evening.
Meg Dillon
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Opera - four wonderful seasons with Meg Dillon 'Opera - On the Dark Side' (2016)
'In the Mood for Opera' (which included 19th Century favourties) (2017) 'Exploring New Operas' (when most operas were based on twentieth century novels or events') (2018) 'A Night at the Opera - French Style', which explored some of the great nineteenth century French composers like Berlioz, Debussy, Ravel and Poulenc who were interested in opera as a musical form. Lovely arias, tuneful music, great singers and performances. (2019) Scroll through these pages to enjoy, and for those who attended, reminisce about, four courses offered by Meg Dillon, supported by Terry, at their home, DVDs of the best possible versions were screened with subtitles in English. Limited to 10 members, participants received a synopsis of the story in the week prior to screening. Thank you so much, Meg! What a truly wonderful program you developed for our members! Convenor & Contact DetailsMeg Dillon 5762 6558
Meeting times2nd Wednesdays from 7.00 pm - Semester 1 only in 2018.
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