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But James Conway's production conveys the narrative effectively, while conductor John Andrews maintains momentum throughout what is an increasingly exciting evening.

The exploratory tonality of the violin line at the start was hauntingly poetic, while conductor and players revelled in Berlioz's sound painting as the Capulet ball swung into action.

Soloist Mark Simpson, a Radio 3 Young Generation artist and - like Adams - both a clarinettist and a composer, was thoughtful and virtuosic, while conductor Eric Stern proved an energising source throughout the performance.

Jeffrey Lloyd Roberts and Jeffrey Black make your flesh creep as Paolo's vile brothers, while conductor Philip Thomas keeps the score at boiling point without ever allowing it to go over the top, as it so easily could.

The performances are intelligently acted and vividly sung, with Tim Mead's Licida, Emily Fons' Megacle and Ruby Hughes's Argene standing proud of a consistently strong team, while conductor Laurence Cummings seeks out the essential character of every aria, allowing Vivaldi, on this occasion, to knock Mozart into second place.

Groups of singers, each with their own megaphone-equipped leader, were arrayed on the atrium steps and on different balconies above and around the audience, while conductor Simon Halsey supervised it all from a strategic vantage point, and the entries of the individual groups were cued with coloured flags.

And while conductors on trains are supposed to announce delays and, if they know, the reasons for them, not all of them comply, another agency official said.

If no resolution is found, even without a strike on Thursday, an ongoing overtime ban will seriously disrupt services, while conductors in the RMT union will walk out for two days from Monday.

It is the latest outbreak of RMT-led industrial action on the railways after train managers on Eurostar began a four-day walkout on Friday, while conductors on Southern rail were on strike from Monday until Wednesday.

A paradox of modern opera performance is that while conductors strive for the utmost fidelity to the composers' musical intentions, with or without period performance practice, many stage directors play fast and loose with the librettists' (and the composers') dramatic intentions.

At stations, countdown clocks notify riders of wait times, while conductors embody a hometown persona.