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Mackerras

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Mackerras
Charles. born 1925, Australian conductor, esp of opera; resident in England


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ENO had been through a very successful period under Sir Charles Mackerras, who had introduced Janacek and Handel to the repertoire, but things were going sour.
00pm) Charles Mackerras conducts the BBC Philharmonic and BBC Singers in a concert marking 75 years since the deaths of Delius, Elgar and Holst.
00pm) Charles Mackerras conducts the BBC Philharmonic and BBC Singers in a concert marking 75 years since the deaths of Delius, Elgar and Holst.
 
 
 
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