Accomplished soprano to perform at monastery

Renowned Durban-born soprano, Bronwen Forbay, is featured in Baroque 2000's upcoming concert.

Musicians - Boris Kerimov (cello), David Smith (harpsichord), Bronwen Forbay (soprano), Evelien Hagen (flute) and Ralitza Matcheva (concertmaster) - will entertain guests at the Church of the Monastery in Mariannhill on Sunday, 28 June at 3pm.

HIGHLY-renowned Durban-born soprano, Bronwen Forbay, is featured in Baroque 2000’s upcoming concert at the Church of the Monastery in Mariannhill on Sunday, 28 June at 3pm.

Forbay has won numerous international awards and prizes and now lives in the US, where she has a busy performing schedule. Opera magazine (UK) called her ‘a revelation… in ravishing voice, and showing singing of great subtlety, nuance and depth.’

In her collaboration with Baroque 2000, Forbay will be soloist in Bach’s Cantata Non Sa Che Sia Dolore, BWV 209 for soprano, flute and strings. There are two other items on the programme – Handel’s Concerto Grosso Op 6 No 12 and Telemann’s La Lyra suite.

Tickets cost R120 at the door. Parking is ample and secure.