Bjork - Royal Opera House
2001
Recorded on Sunday, 16 December 2001, this eclectic performance was the first pop/rock show to take place at London's esteemed Royal Opera House. As befits such a special occasion, Bjork pulled off a truly stunning performance, with the unique backing of the electronic duo Matmos, the Inuit Choir from Greenland, harpist Zeena .. Read more
| Starring | Bjork |
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| Genres | Music/Musical |
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Bjork - Royal Opera House
Recorded on Sunday, 16 December 2001, this eclectic performance was the first pop/rock show to take place at London's esteemed Royal Opera House. As befits such a special occasion, Bjork pulled off a truly stunning performance, with the unique backing of the electronic duo Matmos, the Inuit Choir from Greenland, harpist Zeena Parkins, conductor Simon Lee, and a full 50-piece orchestra. Songs performed include Aurora, Hidden Place, Pagan Poetry, and many more.
| Starring | Bjork |
|---|---|
| Studio | ONE LITTLE INDIAN |
| Certificate | |
| Genres | Music/Musical |
| Language | DVD: English |
| Released | DVD: 18 Nov 2002 Production year: 2001 |
| Format | DVD |
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6 out of 6 people found this review helpful
Fabulous
Bjork is the ultimate in modern singer songwriters and this concert shows her at her finest. Backed by accomplished musicians and a real Innuit choir she belts out a majestic set which compels you to watch again and again. My favourite Bjork track of all time (Hyperballad) is featured and as she finishes singing it the more demure audience at the ROH stand up to give rapturous applause.
Offbeat and quirky she may be but this diminuitive lady entertains with aplomb! -
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Enchanting
A very good recording of a very good performance. Alot of the songs are from the album Vespertine, which I haven't heard in full. I would advise hearing the album first to maximise enjoyment.
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