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Opera Circus presents: Differences in Demolitions – Scottish Tour (Bosnia/UK) A celebration of composer Nigel Osborne's 60th year and collaboration between the UK and Bosnia & Heregovina, Differences in Demolitions presents a powerful story of conflict, greed and desire in a world surrounded by destruction and demolition.
Tenor Robert Rice (UK) In 2006 Nigel Osborne, the eminent Scottish composer, was commissioned by the company to write a chamber opera inspired by the Bosnian music of Sevdah. Opera Circus partnered with National Theatre in Mostar, National Theatre in Sarajevo, Musicians without Borders, the Mostar Sinfonietta and Jassen Productions to create a tour of five major cities in Bosnia & Herzegovina, alongside an education and training programme. The opera then came to London, as part of the City of London Festival at Wilton's Music Hall in July 2007.
Robert Rice (UK) and Mladen Vasari (Croatia) The artistic ensemble is made up of artists from Bosnia, Serbia, Croatia and the UK and they will be coming together again to tour in Scotland, May 2008 as part of the Scottish Arts Council's Tune Up touring programme. The opera is titled Differences in Demolitions after a poem of the same name by Goran Simic (Bosnia & Heregovina). There will be an education programme with the tour as well. Future tours are planned with partners in Turkey and Austria in autumn 2008 when the company will also return to the Balkan region. In addition tours are planned in the USA and UK for 2009. If you would be interested in booking this production in 2009 then please contact Tina Ellen Lee on tina@operacircus.co.uk
(Posted 1 April 2008) |
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