Instrumentation

Owen Wingrave(Bar), Spencer Coyle(B-Bar),Lechmere(T),MissWingrave(S),Mrs Coyle(S),Mrs Julian(S),Kate(MS),General Sir Philip Wingrave(T),Ballad Singer(T) 2(II=picc).2.2(II=bcl+Ebcl).2(II=cbsn) - 2221 - timp -perc(3): SD/2 TD/BD/wdbl/whip/2 susp.cym/cyms/smallgong/tom-t/vib/xyl/tamb - pno - harp - strings

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Study score 0-571-51542-8, vocal score (eng/ger) 0-571-50502-3,libretto (eng) 0-571-50299-7 on sale, full score and parts for hire

Owen Wingrave (Libretto)

Benjamin Britten, Myfanwy Piper

£8.50

Owen Wingrave (Orchestra/Chorus/Soloists)

Benjamin Britten

£65.00

Owen Wingrave (Orchestra/Chorus/Soloists)

Benjamin Britten

£65.00

Owen Wingrave

Excerpts - Opera Scenes

Bruntwood Theatre, Royal Northern College of Music (Manchester, United Kingdom)

Royal Northern College of Music

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Owen Wingrave

Available to stream on Grange Park Opera website.

Virtual Online Performance

Grange Park Opera/Ross Ramgobin/Susan Bullock/Richard Berkeley Steele/William Dazeley/Janis Kelly/James Way/Madeleine Pierard/Kitty Whately /Stephen Medcalf/James Henshaw/Chris Hopkins/Craig Apps

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Owen Wingrave

Amphithéâtre, Opéra Bastille, Opéra Nationale de Paris (Paris, France)

Opéra National de Paris/Stephen Higgins/dir. Tom Creed

Owen Wingrave

Amphithéâtre, Opéra Bastille, Opéra Nationale de Paris (Paris, France)

Opéra National de Paris/Stephen Higgins/dir. Tom Creed

Owen Wingrave

Amphithéâtre, Opéra Bastille, Opéra Nationale de Paris (Paris, France)

Opéra National de Paris/Stephen Higgins/dir. Tom Creed

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Grange Park Opera Presents Online Production of Britten's Owen Wingrave

Britten's 'ghost opera' originally written for TV, is given a modern retelling by Grange Park Opera online.

Grange Park Opera presents online production of Britten's Owen Wingrave

A retelling of Britten's television-opera classic for the 21st century.

'Owen Wingrave' reviews and synopsis

‘Britten has packed his most skillful craftsmanship into Owen Wingrave. He uses a handful of musical techniques; among them, a percussive motif representing the military tradition of the Wingrave family, and a sequence of plain chords that recall Billy Budd for the pacifist beliefs of Owen himself.’ The Financial Times (Gillian Widdicombe)
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