29 Mar 2005
Where's Bryn?
The BBC broadcast the first act of Wagner’s The Valkyrie live last night without telling viewers that the rest would be blacked out because the star, Bryn Terfel, had a sore throat.
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A musical challenge to our view of the past
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The BBC broadcast the first act of Wagner’s The Valkyrie live last night without telling viewers that the rest would be blacked out because the star, Bryn Terfel, had a sore throat.
Bryn Terfel
BBC keep viewers in the dark over cancelled opera
By Stephen Ward [Daily Telegraph, 29 Mar 05]
The BBC broadcast the first act of Wagner's The Valkyrie live last night without telling viewers that the rest would be blacked out because the star, Bryn Terfel, had a sore throat.