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Performance
| Venue | Rose Theatre Kingston |
| Town | Kingston |
| County | Surrey |
| From | 10th September 2014 |
| To | 10th September 2014 |
| When | 19:30 |
| What is currently on at Rose Theatre Kingston (V051452426) | |
Facade
T440324405Fa?ade was heard in its earliest version in 1923 with the poet of its extraordinary texts, Edith Sitwell, as the narrator. Short and highly contrasted numbers bring together off-beat musical style and verbal rhythm and imagery - the 'Popular Song' and 'Polka' have become particular well-known favourites.
| Lyrics | Edith Sitwell |
| Music | Walton |
Archive :: production:T440324405, concert:S196, venue:V051452426
Eight Songs for a Mad King
With preconcert talk by Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.Company
| Presented by | Melos Sinfonia |
| Performer | Chamian Bedford (Reciter 1) |
| Performer | Danny Standing (Reciter 2) |
| Music | Peter Maxwell Davies (Eight Songs for a Mad King) |
| Lyrics | Randolph Stow (Eight Songs for a Mad King) |
| Lyrics | George III (Eight Songs for a Mad King) |
| Performer | Samuel Pantcheff (King) |
| Conductor | Oliver Zeffman |
| Director | Ella Marchment |
| Design | Holly Pigott |
| Lighting | Christopher Naime |
| Design | Benjamin Fox (video) |
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