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Article: Armonico consort: The marriage of figaro
Bath Chronicle, The;  May 15, 2008 ;     550 words ...Armonico Consort will make a welcome return to Bath ... artistic director, Christopher Monks, Armonico Consort will be accompanied by Orchestra ... the librettist Lorenzo Da Ponte. Armonico Consort's production of The Marriage of ...

Article: Culture: Armonico Consort lured further down ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  June 25, 2008 ;     700+ words ... ... recently as 2001, the Warwickbased Armonico Consort already has an impressive record ... has been an important focus for Armonico Consort over the last three years, it ... s just nice when it works." Armonico Consort presents

Article: Culture: Review: Gem glows in the shadows; Armonico ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  July 10, 2003 ;     542 words ... ... candle-lit St Mary's Church, and subtly wreathing incense hazing the high-vaulted ceiling. The thirty members of the Armonico Consort rose splendidly to the challenge of the Russian text, which was delivered with expressive clarity, church resonances ...

Article: REVIEWS: A complete delight; Marriage of Figaro/Armonico ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  January 19, 2008 ;     700+ words ...Byline: Maggie Cotton A complete opera with a discreet pit band is a joy to be relished. Baroque specialists Armonico Consort supported, but never obliterated a fascinating modern dress production of Mozart's Marriage of Figaro. Conducted ...

Article: Review: Triumph of sound when audience calls the shots; Evelyn ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  July 12, 2004 ;     562 words ... ... as well. The performance of this substantial and complex work was a triumph for all concerned, with the singers of the Armonico Consort admirable in their delivery of frequently overlapping texts, widely pitched, and superstar Evelyn Glennie busy and resourceful ...

Article: Theatre reviews: Kitchen sink show lacks soulful spark; The Fairy ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  September 24, 2004 ;     551 words ... ... what happens. And plenty does happen. There's the music itself, many pretty melodies and a few ravishing ones, and Armonico Consort lived up to its enviable reputation. The little band of two violins, viola, cello, two valveless trumpets and timps ...

Article: Culture: Review: Armonico Consort St Mary's ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  September 19, 2005 ;     548 words ...Byline: John Bradshaw It's rare that St Mary's, a place with the proportions and charm of a grain-store, is so full that the chattering classes are left fretting in the street, desperate for the chaotic stewards to find one of the last few seats. But then, it was Golden Oldies night - Emma Kirkby