George Lloyd's Iernin - A Celtic Opera

Trinity School Concert Hall, Shirley Park, Croydon
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This event ended on Saturday 26th of October 2013
Admission
£20 and £18 Balcony with reductions of £2 for concessions
Location

Trinity School Concert Hall, Shirley Park, Croydon

Nearest Tube/Rail Stations
Bingham Road 0.45 miles

Surrey Opera brings a new fully staged production with orchestra of George Lloyd’s first opera, IERNIN, in this his Centenary year. Written when the Cornish composer was still in his teens, Iernin is based on a Celtic story inspired by the Nine Maidens stone circle near Penzance. When Iernin, one of the stone maidens, returns to life, conflict arises as she falls in love with a young nobleman and Cornish independence is threatened. Lloyd’s music dramatically evokes the mystical world of Iernin as well as the very human struggle between love and loyalty versus desire.

Iernin by George Lloyd 1913-1998

Conductor: Jonathan Butcher
Director: Alexander Hargreaves

Cast:
Iernin - Catharine Rogers
Gerent - Edward Hughes
Cunaide - Felicity Buckland
Edyrn - Håkan Vramsmo
Bedwyr - James Harrison
A Priest - Jon Openshaw
A Huntsman - James Schouten
A Saxon Thane - Robert Trainer

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