Wagner: Das Rheingold

Arthaus Musik: 101353

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Wagner: Das Rheingold

Catalogue No:

101353
(101 353)

Discs:

1

Release date:

27th April 2009

Barcode:

0807280135398

Medium:

DVD Video

Format:

NTSC

Region:

all
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Wagner: Das Rheingold

A Production of The Deutsches Nationaltheater Und Staatskapelle Weimar, Staatstheater Thüringen. Live Recording 2008


Mario Hoff (Wotan), Erin Caves (Loge), Tomas Möwes (Alberich), Christine Hansmann (Fricka), Renatus Mészár (Fasolt), Hidekazu Tsumaya (Fafner), Marietta Zumbült (Freia), Alexander Günther (Donner), Jean-Noël Briend (Froh), Frieder Aurich (Mime), Nadine Weissmann (Erda), Silona Michel (Woglinde), Susann Günther-Dissmeier (Wellgunde) & Christiane Bassek (Flosshilde)

Staatskapelle Weimar, Carl St.Clair (conductor) & Michael Schulz (director)

Running Time: 166 min
Picture Format: 16:9
Sound Format: PCM Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1

Menu Languages NTSC: GB
Subtitle Languages NTSC: D, F, GB, I, SP

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Set Design by Dirk Becker & Costume Design by Renée Listerdal

“Weimar National Theatre opens a promising ‘Ring’ cycle with Wagner’s original ur-scene.” Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

Outside Germany, the name Weimar tends to evoke mixed feelings and pictures of German history of the last hundred years. Within Germany, Weimar means a town in the state of Thuringia arguably saturated with the “Deutsche Kultur” of the “Weimarer Klassik”, the legendary Bauhaus, and finally the life and work of Franz Liszt and his son in law Richard Wagner. In Weimar Richard Wagner began composing the fi rst part of his RING-cycle, “ Das Rheingold”. In 2008 the Nationaltheater Weimar started a new production of this unique tetralogy. The conductor is Carl St.Clair, a former student of Leonard Bernstein. With Michael Schulz’ fine and highly intelligent staging this new “Ring” production on DVD and Blu-Ray becomes an outstanding document of contemporary opera theatre.

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