This modern adaptation of a Benjamin Britten one-act opera on the myth of Noah’s flood is sung entirely in Xhosa, with South African opera star Pauline Malefane as Noah, and is a striking metaphor for man’s inhumanity to man. A stunning feat from a troupe whose U-Carmen eKhayelitsha won the Golden Bear at Berlin in 2005.
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Noyes Fludde trailer KKF 2011.mov
A short documentary about the production of Benjamin Britten's Noyes Fludde at the KlankKleurFestival 2011 in Amsterdam.
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Noye's Fludde full hd movie trailer.
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Noye's Fludde full hd movie trailer.
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Benjamin Britten's opera "Noyes Fludde" sung with Michael Boschert Rosetta Sellers-Varela and the Oak Park and River Forest Children's Chorus.
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Noye's Fludde full hd movie trailer.
Benjamin Britten’s NOYE’S FLUDDE
Aspiro 20th Anniversary Concert Series in collaboration with Carlow College of Music and the Royal Irish Academy of Music 29th April 2018 Carlow Cathedral.
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