Events - 2011
PHANTOM IN THE FOREST
Music
Presented by:
SINCLAIR'S GULLY
At:
SINCLAIR'S GULLY
COLONIAL DRIVE NORTON SUMMIT 5136
Sinclair's Gully Presents 'Phantom in the Forest'. Sinclair's Gully, South Australia's leading eco tourism venue brings you a unique outdoor musical experience. Featuring coloratura soprano Kathryn Snape and set against the majestic candlebark gums of Sinclair's Gully, the evening promises to showcase some of your favourite classical musical pieces in one of Adelaide's most spectacular natural settings. Sean explains "The idea for this show came about after listening to Kathryn_x0019_ s performance at our Adelaide Fringe Festival Twilight Tasting Performance. The audience reaction to her performance was amazing. A spontaneous, honest and emotional outpouring of appreciation and recognition of her talent. It was like watching and hearing Susan Boyle the first time. I guess I shouldn_x0019_ t have been surprised as Kathryn is classically trained and has been performing since she was 5." Sean went on to say "It was then we saw the opportunity to better link the power of Kathryn's performance with the majestic beauty of Sinclair's Gully. The ancient candlebarks not only form a beautiful back drop but also add to the presence and drama of the performance allowing the listener to immerse themselves in the music." The performance includes such favourites as "Music of the Night", "Memory" and "Nessun Dorma". A night to immerse yourself in the moment, as the power of the performance melds with the beauty of the setting to create a memorable experience. Don_x0019_ t miss it. Kathryn Snape Born in Halifax, West Yorkshire, England in 1958, Kathryn started performing at 5 years of age. Kathryn's father was principal cornetist for the English Black Dyke Brass Band (the band recently toured in Australia) and was musical director for the Kensington and Norwood Brass Band. Kathryn played cornet and flugel in the Kensington and Norwood and Elizabeth brass bands until age 21. Kathryn's singing career started at 19, being classically trained as a coloratura soprano by Rae Cocking, a renowned soprano with the State Opera and the Conservatorium of Music. Kathryn travelled to England at age 21 and sang at various venues around the north of England for 2 years before returning to Australia. Kathryn has performed in several musical comedies at the Q Theatre in Halifax Street in Adelaide and sung in concerts with both brass bands, including performing at the Shedley Theatre in Elizabeth.
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