Acting
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House
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Birthplace
London, England
The Orchestra of the Royal Opera House was founded in 1946 on the reopening of the Opera House after World War II. The Orchestra plays for nearly all performances given by The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet on the Main Stage of the Royal Opera House, under Music Directors Antonio Pappano (The Royal Opera) and Koen Kessels (The Royal Ballet). The Orchestra also gives occasional concerts, including a series of annual performances at the Royal Opera House with Pappano. The Orchestra has performed at worldwide venues including Birmingham Symphony Hall, Cadogan Hall, the Vienna Konzerthaus and on tour with The Royal Opera in Japan.
Known for
Filmography
The Nutcracker
as Orchestra
Corybantic Games
as Orchestra
The Winter's Tale
as Orchestra
Royal Opera House: Il Trovatore
as Orchestra
The Sleeping Beauty
as Musicians, Musician
Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake
as Self - Orchestra, Musician
Royal Opera House: I Due Foscari
as Self - Orchestra, Musician
The Royal Ballet: The Nutcracker
as Self - Orchestra, Musician
Royal Opera House: Turandot
as Self - Orchestra
Faust (The Royal Opera House)
as Orchestra
Royal Opera House: Tosca
as Self - Orchestra
MacBeth
as Self - Orchestra
Three Ballets by Kenneth MacMillan: Elite Syncopations/The Judas Tree/Concerto
Actor
The Blu-ray Experience II: Opera, Ballet & theatre
as Self (archive footage)
Royal Opera House: La Bohème
as Self - Orchestra, Musician
Royal Opera House: La Traviata
as Self - Orchestra
The Nutcracker
as Self - Orchestra
Swan Lake
as Self - Orchestra
Henze: Ondine
as Self - Orchestra, Musician
Engelbert Humperdinck: Hansel and Gretel
as Self - Orchestra
1984
Actor
Don Giovanni
as Self - Orchestra
Carmen
Actor
Donizetti: La Fille du Régiment
as Self - Orchestra
Royal Opera House: The Marriage of Figaro
as Self - Orchestra
The Sleeping Beauty
as Self - Orchestra
Giselle
Actor
The Magic Flute
as Self - Orchestra
Il Trovatore
as Self - Orchestra
Gounod: Romeo et Juliette
as Self - Orchestra
Maria Callas: At Covent Garden, 1962 and 1964
as Don Carlo, Atto IV • Carmen • Tosca, Atto II