World famous German baritone for Lansdown
Lansdown Festival, 132 Old Tai Tapu Road, welcomes the great baritone, EIKE WILM SCHULTE, one of the finest German opera singers of this generation, for two special concerts on 19th and 22nd February at 8PM. www.lansdownsummer.com...
Performances in the elegant Golden Room of Lansdown House.
Tickets $65 (including glass of bubbly), c/o Court Theatre box office (03 963 0870 or online, www.courttheatre.org.nz... click TICKETS and scroll). Star of The New York MET, Covent Garden, Milan's La Scala, Vienna's famous State Opera etc, Herr Schulte's visit to New Zealand is a rare occasion to hear a master singer at work in his own language. His supreme singing technique is viewed with admiration and envy by his national and international colleagues. If you love opera, great singing or just a sense of occasion, book now. Bring a picnic to enjoy in Lansdown's renowned gardens, pre-performance.
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