Post by londonmzfitz on Oct 19, 2018 9:53:53 GMT
In conversation with Edward Seckerson and featuring performances from John Owen Jones and Eva Noblezada, on Sunday 2 December 2018.
Composer Claude-Michel Schönberg sits down with writer and broadcaster Edward Seckerson to discuss his journey from songwriter/record producer and singer – he had a number one hit in France with his song Le Premiere Pas – to the stages of the West End and Broadway.
In a rare public encounter – illustrated with recordings and live performances from West End stars John Owen Jones (Les Miserables) and Eva Noblezada (Miss Saigon) – he talks about how his “Rock Opera” La Révolution Française set him on the path to Victor Hugo and Les Miserables and how a single photograph from the archives of the Vietnam War prompted a dramatic new take on Puccini’s Madam Butterfly. He talks about the elusive process which triggers the melodies, his love of opera and ballet, his continuing quest to breathe new life into perhaps his greatest score, Martin Guerre.
Saw this while checking The Bridge for the AVVVDM info and bought a ticket. Today, natch, got an offer for 25% off tickets in the next 48 hours, quoting LESMIS25.
Hope someone will find it of interest.
Composer Claude-Michel Schönberg sits down with writer and broadcaster Edward Seckerson to discuss his journey from songwriter/record producer and singer – he had a number one hit in France with his song Le Premiere Pas – to the stages of the West End and Broadway.
In a rare public encounter – illustrated with recordings and live performances from West End stars John Owen Jones (Les Miserables) and Eva Noblezada (Miss Saigon) – he talks about how his “Rock Opera” La Révolution Française set him on the path to Victor Hugo and Les Miserables and how a single photograph from the archives of the Vietnam War prompted a dramatic new take on Puccini’s Madam Butterfly. He talks about the elusive process which triggers the melodies, his love of opera and ballet, his continuing quest to breathe new life into perhaps his greatest score, Martin Guerre.
Saw this while checking The Bridge for the AVVVDM info and bought a ticket. Today, natch, got an offer for 25% off tickets in the next 48 hours, quoting LESMIS25.
Hope someone will find it of interest.
