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Wagner: Götterdämmerung
Heinz Kruse (Siegfried); Wolfgang Schöne (Gunther); Henk Smit (Alberich); Kurt Rydl (Hagen); Jeannine Altmeyer (Brünnhilde)
In the fourth and final part of the epic cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen, the treachery and betrayal which leads to Siegfried’s death also heralds the downfall of the Gods and the return of the gold to the Rhine. This stunning
production of The Ring from Het Muziektheater Amsterdam blends the lyrical, mythical and philosophical qualities of Wagner’s work into a profound unity. Pierre Audi’s stage direction is inspired and amazing sets by George Tsypin and wonderful costumes by Oscar-winning Eiko Ishioka complement singing and playing of great intensity from the cast and the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra under Hartmut Haenchen’s visionary musical direction. This is a Ring to remember. This production of The Ring of the Nibelung is based on the new Complete Edition of the works of Richard Wagner.
DVD
Genre: Opera
Release Date: 01/06/2006
Sound Formats: DTS Surround; LPCM Stereo
Ratio: 16:9 Anamorphic
Subtitles: EN, FR, DE, ES, IT, NL, JP
Catalogue Number: OA0949D
Conductor(s):
Hartmut Haenchen
Hartmut Haenchen
Orchestra(s):
Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra
Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra
Artist(s):
Heinz Kruse; Wolfgang Schöne; Henk Smit; Kurt Rydl; Jeannine Altmeyer; Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra; Hartmut Haenchen
Heinz Kruse; Wolfgang Schöne; Henk Smit; Kurt Rydl; Jeannine Altmeyer; Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra; Hartmut Haenchen
"Pierre Audi’s Ring really shines!" (Wagner Society)
"blend of transparent stage direction, powerful images and colourful orchestral playing. Perfect." (Trouw)
"It is breathtaking to experience how well the technical and spatial possibilities of Het Muziektheater are being used;
and even more overwhelming to see the focus on the individual in all this excitement. Het Muziektheater had a
premiere without any equal…" (Het Financieële Dagblad)
"Audi and designer George Tsypin work with a varying series of thrillingly lit (Wolfgang Goebbel) acting areas, Hartmut Haenchen's orchestra(s) constantly visible in a manner reminiscent of Baroque theatre." (Gramophone)
"Pierre Audi's production remains boldly modern, but more respectful of Wagner's conception than most these days." (BBC Music Magazine)
"blend of transparent stage direction, powerful images and colourful orchestral playing. Perfect." (Trouw)
"It is breathtaking to experience how well the technical and spatial possibilities of Het Muziektheater are being used;
and even more overwhelming to see the focus on the individual in all this excitement. Het Muziektheater had a
premiere without any equal…" (Het Financieële Dagblad)
"Audi and designer George Tsypin work with a varying series of thrillingly lit (Wolfgang Goebbel) acting areas, Hartmut Haenchen's orchestra(s) constantly visible in a manner reminiscent of Baroque theatre." (Gramophone)
"Pierre Audi's production remains boldly modern, but more respectful of Wagner's conception than most these days." (BBC Music Magazine)
Heinz Kruse (Siegfried); Wolfgang Schöne (Gunther); Henk Smit (Alberich); Kurt Rydl (Hagen); Jeannine Altmeyer (Brünnhilde)
In the fourth and final part of the epic cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen, the treachery and betrayal which leads to Siegfried’s death also heralds the downfall of the Gods and the return of the gold to the Rhine. This stunning
production of The Ring from Het Muziektheater Amsterdam blends the lyrical, mythical and philosophical qualities of Wagner’s work into a profound unity. Pierre Audi’s stage direction is inspired and amazing sets by George Tsypin and wonderful costumes by Oscar-winning Eiko Ishioka complement singing and playing of great intensity from the cast and the Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra under Hartmut Haenchen’s visionary musical direction. This is a Ring to remember. This production of The Ring of the Nibelung is based on the new Complete Edition of the works of Richard Wagner.
DVD
Genre: Opera
Release Date: 01/06/2006
Sound Formats: DTS Surround; LPCM Stereo
Ratio: 16:9 Anamorphic
Subtitles: EN, FR, DE, ES, IT, NL, JP
Catalogue Number: OA0949D
Conductor(s):
Hartmut Haenchen
Hartmut Haenchen
Orchestra(s):
Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra
Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra
Artist(s):
Heinz Kruse; Wolfgang Schöne; Henk Smit; Kurt Rydl; Jeannine Altmeyer; Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra; Hartmut Haenchen
Heinz Kruse; Wolfgang Schöne; Henk Smit; Kurt Rydl; Jeannine Altmeyer; Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra; Hartmut Haenchen
"Pierre Audi’s Ring really shines!" (Wagner Society)
"blend of transparent stage direction, powerful images and colourful orchestral playing. Perfect." (Trouw)
"It is breathtaking to experience how well the technical and spatial possibilities of Het Muziektheater are being used;
and even more overwhelming to see the focus on the individual in all this excitement. Het Muziektheater had a
premiere without any equal…" (Het Financieële Dagblad)
"Audi and designer George Tsypin work with a varying series of thrillingly lit (Wolfgang Goebbel) acting areas, Hartmut Haenchen's orchestra(s) constantly visible in a manner reminiscent of Baroque theatre." (Gramophone)
"Pierre Audi's production remains boldly modern, but more respectful of Wagner's conception than most these days." (BBC Music Magazine)
"blend of transparent stage direction, powerful images and colourful orchestral playing. Perfect." (Trouw)
"It is breathtaking to experience how well the technical and spatial possibilities of Het Muziektheater are being used;
and even more overwhelming to see the focus on the individual in all this excitement. Het Muziektheater had a
premiere without any equal…" (Het Financieële Dagblad)
"Audi and designer George Tsypin work with a varying series of thrillingly lit (Wolfgang Goebbel) acting areas, Hartmut Haenchen's orchestra(s) constantly visible in a manner reminiscent of Baroque theatre." (Gramophone)
"Pierre Audi's production remains boldly modern, but more respectful of Wagner's conception than most these days." (BBC Music Magazine)
