Upcoming Performances

 

Wednesday 15th of February 2012 at 8 pm in the National Concert Hall, Dublin

Casta Diva: The Life, Loves & Music of Maria Callas
The show, written and created by Niall Morris, tells the life story of one of opera’s most fascinating characters through the music that made her famous. Her spectacular rise to stardom, her ultimately tragic affair with Aristotle Onassis and her sad, lonely death in Paris are told against the backdrop of her operatic roles.
Arias and duets from Madama ButterflyToscaLa TraviataNorma and La Boheme.

Regina Nathan [Soprano], James Edwards [Tenor], Simon Morgan [Baritone],Andrew Synott [Conductor] & The Casta Diva Chamber Orchestra
Tickets from €22.00. Book at www.nch.ie

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Sunday 12th February 2012 AT 8.00 p.m.

MJ Productions presents
An Evening of Operatic Arias and Sacred Classics

Regina Nathan Soprano in concert with the Michael John Chamber Orchestra

Ballykisteen Hotel, Tipperary

www.michaeljohnstringquartet.com

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Wednesday February 8th 2012 8pm

‘The Creation’ – Franz Joseph Haydn

  • Tallaght Choral Society
  • RTE Concert Orchestra
  • Regina Nathan – Soprano
  • James Edwards – Tenor
  • James Oldfield – Bass

Haydn’s ‘The Creation’ remains an enduring favourite with audiences with its sparkling choruses and colourful arias depicting the six days of creation. Featuring Tallaght Choral Society, the RTE Concert Orchestra and a stellar line-up of soloists under acclaimed choral conductor Mark Armstrong, this performance is one not to be missed!

Presented by Tallaght Choral Society

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Friday 27th January 2012 at 7.30pm at the National Concert Hall, Dublin.

RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra

  • Regina Nathan soprano
  • Anna Stephany alto
  • Paul McNamara tenor
  • Alexander Vinogradov bass
  • RTÉ Philharmonic Choir (chorus master Mark Hindley)
  • Alan Buribayev conductor

RIMSKY-KORSAKOV Mozart and Salieri [43’] (A concert performance sung in Russian)

MOZART Requiem Mass in D minor, K626 [55’]

http://www.rte.ie/performinggroups/2012/0127/27jan2012mozartandsalieriinconcert.html

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Saturday 3rd December 2011 at 8.00pm

Church of Ireland, Bindon Street, Ennis, Co Clare
Christmas Spirit
Regina Nathan sings Christmas & Popular songs
with guest artist Bryonie Hopper (Violinist)
and Pádhraic Ó Cuinneagáin (Accompanist)
Seasonal Refreshments

Tickets: €20.00 | Bookings: Joe  087 252 0181 / Paul 086 880 8024

Sunday 11th December 2011 at 8.00pm

Wicklow Male Voice Choir Concert
With Guest Regina Nathan (Soprano)
Grand Hotel, Wicklow
Tickets: €10.00
Bookings: Grand Hotel, Wicklow.
Earls Newsagents, Wicklow
Gerard  086 823 8709  e-mail: info@wicklowmvc.net

Wednesday 21st December at 3.15pm and 8.00pm

The 3 Sopranos Christmas Gala : Regina Nathan, Cara O Sullivan, and Celine Byrne
The RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra conducted by John Finucane
With special guest, actor and Après Match star, Risteárd Cooper narrating The Night before Christmas in association with The John Murray Show, RTÉ Radio 1, with special guest, actor and Après Match star, Risteárd Cooper narrating The Night before Christmas

Tickets from €15 with great dinner and concert deals available.

Programme highlights will include favourite operatic arias and ensemble pieces, seasonal carols, sacred and Christmas songs, festive orchestral music, and – what promises to be a heart-warming Christmas touch – an orchestral setting of the much loved poem The Night before Christmas narrated by actor and Après Match star, Risteárd Cooper.

Full information on http://www.rte.ie/performinggroups/2011/1221/3sopranos8pm.html

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Saturday 24th September 2011 & Sunday 6th November 2011

Casta Diva: The Life, Loves & Music of Maria Callas
The show, written and created by Niall Morris, tells the life story of one of opera’s most fascinating characters through the music that made her famous. Her spectacular rise to stardom, her ultimately tragic affair with Aristotle Onassis and her sad, lonely death in Paris are told against the backdrop of her operatic roles.
Arias and duets from Madama Butterfly, Tosca, La Traviata, Norma and La Boheme.

Regina Nathan [Soprano], James Edwards [Tenor], Simon Morgan [Baritone], Andrew Synott [Conductor] & The Casta Diva Chamber Orchestra
Tickets from €22.00. Book at www.nch.ie

Sunday 16th October 2011

Terenure College Concert Hall, Dublin
Regina Nathan will be in concert with the Tallaght Youth Band and guest artists Victoria Massey [Mezzo] Anne-Marie O’Farrell [on Harp], and Pádhraic Ó Cuinneagáin [accompanying on the piano].

This concert is in aid of the Multiple Sclerosis Respite Centre in Bushey Park, Dublin.
Book with Helen on 086 196 9265 or Margaret on 087 238 1419.
Tickets: €25.00.

Sunday 6th November 2011

Casta Diva: The Life, Loves & Music of Maria Callas
The show, written and created by Niall Morris, tells the life story of one of opera’s most fascinating characters through the music that made her famous. Her spectacular rise to stardom, her ultimately tragic affair with Aristotle Onassis and her sad, lonely death in Paris are told against the backdrop of her operatic roles.
Arias and duets from Madama Butterfly, Tosca, La Traviata, Norma and La Boheme.

Regina Nathan [Soprano], James Edwards [Tenor], Simon Morgan [Baritone], Andrew Synott [Conductor] & The Casta Diva Chamber Orchestra
Tickets from €22.00. Book at www.nch.ie

Friday 27th January 2012

Regina Nathan [Soprano] in Mozart’s Requiem with the RTE National Symphony Orchastra conducted by Alan Buribayev in the National Concert Hall, Dublin.

May 2012

Into the Light – A Solo Show
Touring Ireland in May 2012
Details of dates and venues to follow.

 

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