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Abridged Opera’s The Magic Flute Was a Wonderful Escape

April 17, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

When we first wrote about Abridged Opera, it was just over a year ago as the performance group was staging a gallant and fun production of Mozart’s Così Fan Tutte. Not only has the company […]

Abridged Opera Ready to Blow Mozart’s Magic Flute

April 12, 2018 April Savoie 0

Windsor’s first independent opera company, Abridged Opera, is gearing up for a two-day run of Mozart’s beloved opera The Magic Flute. The show, taking place at the Kordazone Theatre on April 14 and 15, is […]

Windsor Symphony Triumphs With Advantageous Schoenberg Work

February 27, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Last Sunday, the Windsor Symphony Orchestra held an afternoon of intimate classics at The Heritage Auditorium on the upper floor of Assumption Hall. It was the perfect setting for an afternoon of unique string classics […]

Windsor Symphony Ready To Light Up The Night

February 12, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

Soprano Julie Ludwig, tenor Ryan Fitzgerald, and bass Jeremy Ludwig join forces with the Windsor Symphony Orchestra and the Windsor Symphony Orchestra Chorus this weekend for a musical exploration of Night in an evening billed […]

Windsor Symphony’s Marriage of Figaro Was Simply Divine

February 7, 2018 Dan Savoie 0

About 2,000 guests assembled at Windsor’s Capitol Theatre on Saturday for a very special wedding. Well… it wasn’t really a wedding per se, it was more of a giant farce and the guests were witness […]

Abridged Opera Opens First Season on a High Note

March 6, 2017 Dan Savoie Comments Off

If you’re anything like me, my exposure to opera is limited to Bugs Bunny and Bohemian Rhapsody. A little Figaro here and a little head massage there, but that’s about it. However, things are about […]