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DEBORAH RIEDEL Soprano PAUL FERRIS Tenor Tenor Paul Ferris has performed a wide rage of opera and music theatre repertoire throughout Australia and overseas. He has sung leading roles in La Traviata and Voss with Opera Australia and with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra under Stuart Challender. His performances have included much of the lyric tenor repertoire, including many roles Sydney born soprano, Deborah Riedel, in operetta, music theatre and concert. has performed major roles in most of the world’s best known opera houses, including the Metropolitan Opera, New York, the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, Opera ~~~~~~~~ National de Paris, Vienna State Opera, Rome Opera, Munich State Opera, Netherlands Opera, Geneva Opera and many CAMERON HILL more. Her roles have included Freia in Das Violinist Rheingold, Donna Elvira, Donna Anna and Zerlina in Don Giovanni, Pamina in The Young Melbourne virtuoso violinist, Magic Flute, Mimi in La Boheme, Susanna Cameron Hill, won the national Dorcas and the Countess in The Marriage of Figaro, McClean Violin Competition in 2005 and the Marschallin in Der Rosenkavalier, was named 2006 ABC Symphony Marguerite in Faust, and the title roles in La Australia Young Performer of the Year Traviata, Tosca and Maria Stuarda. after winning the Grand Final with a She has also performed with many performance of the Stravinsky Violin European orchestras, such as the Czech Concerto with the Melbourne Symphony Philharmonic under Kurt Albrecht and Sir Orchestra. Cameron was subsequently the Charles Mackerras, the London Symphony inaugural recipient of the ABC Sir Charles under Sir Colin Davis, and with Australian Moses Young Performers Trophy. orchestras such as the Sydney Symphony Cameron’s solo engagements in under Edo de Waart and Simone Young, and 2007 include touring with the Melbourne the Melbourne Symphony under Neeme Symphony, the Tasmanian Symphony, Jarvi. the Australia Pro Arte and the Australian Deborah is highly in demand with major Youth Orchestra. He appeared recently as opera companies and orchestras in Australia guest Concertmaster of the MSO. and overseas had has made many recordings. .

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