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“Violetter Schnee”: Beat Furrer’s new opera for the Berlin Staatsoper

Schnee, kosmische Kälte: In Beat Furrers neuer Oper „Violetter Schnee“ sind fünf Menschen in einem Haus auf dem Weg in unbekanntes Terrain. Am 13. Januar 2019 wird sie an der Berliner Staatsoper uraufgeführt.

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Comedy and musical verismo. Perspectives on composing in Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari

Of Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari’s works only “I quattro rusteghi” (The Four Ruffians) is really well-known, but other operas are also well worth rediscovering, for example “La vedova scaltra” and “Sly”.

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Maurel, Sonzogno, and the New Critical Edition of Leoncavallo’s „Pagliacci“

Baritone Victor Maurel and publisher Edoardo Sonzogno each contributed to the immensely successful “Pagliacci”. The new critical edition reveals the connections and leaves the choice up to the performers.

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Opera as evolutionary process. The pasticcio “Love in a Village” and its creation

“Love in a Village” has now been released as part of the ambitious “OPERA” publishing project. In the 18th century it was number one in the British Isles, but is now almost forgotten.

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In love with a statue. Rameau’s ballet “Pigmalion” in the Complete Edition

Enchanting music to one of the most touching classical plots – that is Jean-Philippe Rameau’s “Pigmalion”. The ballet is now available in an authoritative edition.

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Donizetti’s “Caterina Cornaro” at the Klangvokal Musikfestival Dortmund

It is hard to believe, but Gaetano Donizetti’s lyrical tragedy, premiered in 1844 in Naples, has never before been performed in a German opera house. The story deals with the Queen of Cyprus, who came from a noble Venetian family, and the work is full of entrancingly beautiful, almost soulful music. The Klangvokal Musikfestival, always ready to push the boundaries, is now including this operatic rarity in its programme. It will be performed on 11 June 2022 in the Konzerthaus Dortmund with hand-picked vocal soloists and the Rundfunkchor and Funkhausorchester conducted by Giacomo Sagripanti. The Stadttheater Gießen is going a step further and presents “Caterina Cornaro” on 27 November 2022 as the first staged performance in German-speaking countries, directed by Anna Drescher and conducted by Vladimir Yaskorski.

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Gaspare Spontini’s “Agnes von Hohenstaufen” before its revival in Erfurt

A German opera in a cosmopolitan spirit, that is Gaspare Spontini’s opera “Agnes von Hohenstaufen” premiered in 1827 in Berlin. Now the Theater Erfurt is taking on this spectacular work.

 

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Music theatre

“Leonore”: Beethoven’s unknown “Fidelio”. The new edition of the 1805 version
Can this turn out well? Love between enemies in Rameau’s “Les Fêtes de Ramire”
Orpheus and Euridice. The drama about the power of singing, about love and death
Counterpoint and theatrical instinct. Four new editions of works by Conti
Full of dramatic and psychological intensity Jean-Baptiste Lully’s opera “Psyché”
Gluck’s ballet music to “L’Île de Merlin”
Deadly Encounters. Miroslav Srnka’s new opera “Voice Killer”
Of wood and angels of lizards. Beat Furrer’s opera “DAS GROSSE FEUER” for Zurich
Joseph Haydn’s operas offer something for every taste
Celestial twin love. The first version of Rameau’s opera “Castor et Pollux”
“Simply brilliant!” Marco Comin edits the music of Francesco Bartolomeo Conti
Egyptian flair in Fontainebleau. Rameau’s opera “La Naissance d’Osiris”
“Carmen” under the magnifying glass. The potential of different versions
The orchestra plays the main role. Bruno Mantovani’s opera “Voyage d’automne”
Meticulous revision. “Giselle” on a firm footing at last
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