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A larrikin production of Mozart’s masterpiece’ by Peter Rose

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By Peter Rose
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Don Giovanni was the second of three operas Mozart wrote with Lorenzo Da Ponte. Following La nozze di Figaro, first performed in 1786 in Vienna, Mozart and Da Ponte agreed to write an opera with Don Juan as the subject. Da Ponte, who was working on libretti for two other composers at the time, drew on the libretto of Giovanni Bertati’s Don Giovanni Tenorio, which had just been premiered in Venice. Much was happening in Mozart’s life.
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Also Sprach Zarathustra: María Dueñas makes her Australian début

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By Peter Rose
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This well-attended concert opened with Australian composer Melody Eötvös’s short work The Deciding Machine, a tribute to women’s suffrage and the pioneering computer work of Ada Lovelace, Lord Byron’s daughter. Composed in 2020, The Deciding Machine had its premiere the following year in Wyoming, which gave women the right to vote in 1869. It is a tuneful, driven, ascending piece. The Deciding Machine was followed by Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in D major, one of the glories of the repertoire.
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‘Ensemble Pygmalion: The French baroque ensemble makes its Australian début’ (★★★★★)

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By Peter Rose
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Raphaël Pichon created the choir and orchestral ensemble Pygmalion in 2006. A countertenor, he was a student at the Paris Conservatory. Ensemble Pygmalion, named after the Rameau opera, performs baroque and Romantic repertoire on period instruments. Its recordings (now on Harmonia Mundi) have won many awards, including Gramophone’s Record of the Year in 2025 for Bach’s Mass in B minor.
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