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A Bohemian love letter at the Proms, plus the best of August’s classical concerts
Soprano Natalya Romaniw, standing at the back with the chorus, was tenderly moving in the Lacrimosa (Full of Tears) and fiercely stark in the Rex Tremendae (King of Awful Majesty). Baritone Will ...
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The most uplifting moment of the Proms so far, plus the best of August’s classical concerts
Soprano Natalya Romaniw, standing at the back with the chorus, was tenderly moving in the Lacrimosa (Full of Tears) and fiercely stark in the Rex Tremendae (King of Awful Majesty). Baritone Will ...
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Young Artist of the Year
‘She’s destined for great things,’ I wrote of Natalya Romaniw’s Iolanta at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in 2011. Not such a rash prediction, as it turns out. She had, after all, already won ...
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Il trittico, Welsh National Opera review - welcome back (but not a good sign)
Natalya Romaniw's Suor Angelica forced to sign a document by her unforgiving aunt (Anne Mason, left)All images by Craig Fuller Alexander Joel conducts solidly, a couple of tricky moments in Il tabarro ...
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War Requiem at the Royal Albert Hall review: sincere and theatrical in the hands of Antonio Pappano
This BBC Proms performance, whether by accident or design, featured an English tenor (Allan Clayton), an American baritone (Will Liverman) and a Welsh–Ukrainian soprano (Natalya Romaniw).