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An uplifting, underground classical night.
Soprano Camila Mandillo presents a joyful recital exploring the role of laughter and humour on the concert stage. The programme spans centuries of music, from Monteverdi to contemporary works, demonstrating how irony and playfulness have been used by composers to navigate the complexities of existence. Currently an artist in residence at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel, Mandillo is recognized as a significant voice in the contemporary classical scene.
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Thu, 29 Oct
Fri, 6 Nov
Sat, 7 NovThe concert is hosted at St Giles Cripplegate, located on Fore Street in the Barbican area of London.
The program investigates the role of humor, irony, and playfulness in classical music compositions spanning from Monteverdi to the present day.
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Camila Mandillo
Filipe Gaio Pereira