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Romantic opera in three acts | Text by the composer | In cooperation with the Bayreuther Festspiele (BF Medien GmbH)
Einführung in deutscher und englischer Sprache
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Romantic opera in three acts | Text by the composer | In cooperation with the Bayreuther Festspielen (BF Medien GmbH) | In German with German and English supertitles
Prince Arindal takes refuge from his political responsibilities in the fairy world. Richard Wagner’s first opera is, in some ways, a parable for the artist’s position in society, in which the fairy world becomes an ivory tower. Compositionally, Wagner reveals his musical roots in this work with echoes of Beethoven and Weber.
Prince Arindal takes refuge from his political responsibilities in the fairy world. Richard Wagner’s first opera is, in some ways, a parable for the artist’s position in society, in which the fairy world becomes an ivory tower. Compositionally, Wagner reveals his musical roots in this work with echoes of Beethoven and Weber.
Cast
Direction
Dirigent Christoph Gedschold, Regie Renaud Doucet, Bühne und Kostüme André Barbe, Licht Laura Siegmund, Einstudierung Chor Thomas Eitler-de Lint, Dramaturgie Marita Müller, Opernchor, Gewandhausorchester
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