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See Terms & Conditions for p&p rates. | |  | Wagner, S: Der Kobold (The Goblin)Recorded at the Stadttheater Fürth, Germany, from 8th November to 3rd December, 2005, and at the Stadthalle Bayreuth, Germany, on 21st November, 2005
Regina Mauel, Rebecca Broberg, Johannes Fottinger, Volker Horn, Marco Bappert, Martina Borst, Joachim Hochbauer, Philipp Hoferichter, Achim Hoffmann, Nicholas Isherwood, Heike Kohler, Ksenija Lukic, Philipp Meierhofer, Andreas Andreas & Young Jae Park PPP Music Theatre Ensemble & Munich Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra, Frank Strobel Siegfried Wagner, the son of Richard Wagner and his second wife Cosima, composed seventeen operas in total, expertly written in a late romantic style derived from the influence of Humperdinck. His subjects are generally drawn from medieval German sources, often preoccupied with witchcraft and magic. Der Kobold (The Goblin), Siegfried Wagner’s third opera, was first staged in 1904. It demonstrates the composer’s preoccupation with the theme of infanticide, coupled with magic and evil conflicts, only resolved by the death of the heroine. DVD EXTRAS The making of Der Kobold – a film by Stephan Kelch (in German only) 3D animated version of the set model by Achim Bahr Photographs of the production The German libretto and the English subtitle text for the Making of Der Kobold can be found at www.naxos.com/libretti/225329.htm | | | Usually despatched in 2 - 3 working days. |
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Broberg, Mauel, Mitschke, Horn, Hoffmann, Föttinger, Meierhöfer, Isherwood, Borst, Lukic, Bappert, Höchbauer, Kohler, Park & Hoferichter PPP Music Theatre Ensemble München & Nuremberg Symphony Orchestra, Frank Strobel “The music settles a few obvious debts to his father but has its own energy and lyricism, and a good ear for orchestral colour” Gramophone Magazine | |
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