Simon O’Neill Appointed Patron of New Zealand Wagner Society

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ニュージーランドのテノール歌手サイモン・オニールが、ニュージーランド・ワーグナー協会のパトロンに任命された。同国のワーグナー演奏の伝統確立に貢献した恩師である故サー・ドナルド・マッキンタイアの後任となる。任命は同協会のテレンス・デニス教授により発表された。

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New Zealand tenor Simon O’Neill has been appointed Patron of the New Zealand Wagner Society. He takes over for his teacher and mentor, the late Sir Donald McIntyre, a New Zealand bass-baritone who helped establish the Wagnerian tradition in the country. Both he and O’Neill have had associations with the Bayreuth Festival. McIntyre and O’Neill appeared together in 2006 with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra in a concert performance of “Parsifal,” with McIntyre singing Gurnemanz and O’Neill in the title role. Professor Terence Dennis of the New Zealand Wagner Society announced the appointment. “Sir Donald was not only my teacher and mentor, but one of the most important influences on my life as an artist,” O’Neill said, per an of

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