La Vie en Rose – St Andrew’s Concert Series 17 Oct 2014

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Date: 17 October 2014

Time: 20:00

City/Town: Cape Town

Venue: St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

Address: cn Buitengracht & Somerset Rds, Green Point

Duration: 100 minutes (including interval)

Ticket Price: R80 (gen. admission), R60 (seniors), R30 (students/learners)

Bookings: Tickets sold at the door only

Organiser/Presenter: Pierre van Wyngaard

Mobile Phone Number: +27 (0)83 355 6371

Email Address: wyngaard@iafrica.com

Website: http://www.standrew.stgeorgessingers.org.za

Directions: From Buitengracht Street turn into Somerset Road, first left into Chiappini Street, then left again into Waterkant Street.
Entrance to church is halfway down Waterkant Street on left-hand side.

THE ST ANDREW’S SECOND SEMESTER 2014 CONCERT SERIES:

Louise Howlett (soprano), Sally Minter (flute) and Albert Combrink (piano) perform La Vie en Rose, a [read more…]

Insomnia: A Nocturnal Voyage in Song: William Berger (Baritone) & Albert Combrink (Piano) – Review in “Die Burger” 25 September 2012

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Baritone impresses with technique – Charl van Heyningen –

“Die Burger” 25 Sept 2012, P.10

Insomnia: A Nocturnal Voyage in Song
William Berger (Baritone) and Albert Combrink (Piano)
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church – Greenpoint

During a newspaper interview the late Marita Napier once lit up a cigarette. “How can you smoke and sing?” asked the shocked young journalist. “Technique, darling. Technique”, said the opera diva in her typically laconic manner.

And technique is precisely what the British Lyric Baritone William Berger displayed brilliantly when he delighted an appreciative audience for more than 90 minutes. Only a dry mouth and an intermittent cough and splutter gave away [read more…]

St Andrews Concert Series

La Vie en Rose – St Andrew’s Concert Series 17 Oct 2014

Insomnia: A Nocturnal Voyage in Song: William Berger (Baritone) & Albert Combrink (Piano) – Review in “Die Burger” 25 September 2012

Baritone impresses with technique – Charl van Heyningen –