Classical Music Series | Marlis Petersen and Camillo Radicke

On the 8th September, Marlis Petersen (Soprano Singer) and Camillo Radicke (Piano) will be taking stage in the candlelight setting of the One & Only Royal Mirage. Expect a magical evening with classical elegance and vocal singing perfection.

About Petersen & Radicke:
Marlis Petersen is one of the most recognised and fascinating Sopranos of our times! With her crystal clear voice, strong presence and her exiting interpretations and performances she captures her audience like nobody else.
She is considered the most famous “Lulu” in the world, singing Alban Bergs dark and mysterious opera in 10 different productions and over 90 performances including the current and last production at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. She performs also regularly at the Vienna States Opera most recently as Manon and the Salzburg Festival, for example as Susanna in Figaro but also in Munich, Berlin, London with all the major conductors and orchestras and will head after the concert to the newly opened Elb Philharmonie in Hamburg for a recital together with the acclaimed pianist and accompanist Camillo Radicke.

Before the concert:
We organized a magical exclusive 3 course culinary experience for AED 220, only. An unthinkable offer for the Beach Bar & Grill, One & Only Royal Mirage. Simply produce your concert ticket to avail of this special offer, and call for restaurant reservations under +971 4 399 9999.

About the Program:

„Les Chemins de l´amour“- “airs of love”

JEAN PAUL E. MARTINI (1741 -1816)
Plaisir d´amour (de Florian)

GABRIEL FAURÈ (1845 -1924)
Chanson d´amour (Silvestre)
Adieu (Grandmougin)
Toujours (Grandmougin)
Apres une reve (Bussine)
Notre amour (Silvestre)

HENRI DUPARC (1848 -1933)
Serenade florentine (Lahor)
Extase (Lahor)
Chanson triste (Lahor)

REYNALDO HAHN (1874 -1947)
A Chloris (de Viau)
Le rossignol des lilas (Dauphin)
L´Enamourée (Banville)
Le printemps (Banville)

FRANCIS POULENC (1899 - 1963)
Les Chemins de l`amour (Anouilh)


Interval 20 minutes

“Blühendes hat sich ergeben” - „flowers are everywhere“

RICHARD STRAUSS (1864 – 1949)

Die erwachte Rose (von Sallet) WoO 66
Rote Rosen (Stieler AV76)
Weisser Jasmin (Busse) op.31/3
Frühlingsgedränge (Lenau) op.26/1

Mädchenblumen (Dahn) op.22
-Kornblumen
-Mohnblumen
-Epheu
-Wasserrose

Rote Rosen (Stieler) AV 76
Die Verschwiegenen (von Gilm) op.10/6
Die Georgine (von Gilm) op.10/4
Kling! (Henckell) op.48/3

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