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From Opening Night’s Carmina Burana…
“Conlon led a performance of remarkable freshness and joy of the kind that could only make you smile. Besides the visual spectacle of 340 performers, it was impressive to hear the aural splendor of those choral forces in Music Hall’s magnificent space in ‘O Fortuna’…”
–Janelle Gelfand, Cincinnati Enquirer
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to Closing Night's Tchaikovsky Charms
“Debuting from ‘Onegin’ this year were ‘Chorus of Maidens’ (act I), ‘Triquet’s Scene and Couplet’ (act II), and the polonaise and choruses that open the ball scene (act III). The former was virtual ear candy, mellifluously sung by the women of the MFC, while tenor Aler made a delightful, preening Triquet.”
–Mary Ellyn Hutton, ConcertoNet
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