A very disturbing masterwork--a musical/dramatic reflection for what was going to happen next in the world: the Holocaust, WWII, Hiroshima, assasinations, environmental degradation, hunger, the works--oh, yes, this work speaks to our alienated times---we deserve it.
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wozzeck is such a harsh opera...I guess we have to have it once in music, so wozzeck might as well be the beginning and ending of atonal opera because there can be no more room for this bad sounding music, other than one example for those to prove that it was doable and done...i think Berg will remain only amazing to those in musical academies or those who truly teach music, but for folks who want to enjoy music...Wozzeck is not really enjoyable
Wozzeck is one of the most highly stylized and iconic characters of 20th century opera. Magnicficent. That slide of the voice at 0:44 is much frightening and the music is some of the most eerie i ahve ever encountered. This disturbed me, even more so than Tristan.
BERG is GREAT, but XXth century opera is not only WOZZECK !
Check other 50 operas by 50 other composers in my play list 20th CENTURY OPERA ( including the world premiere of ARIA DEL CIRUJANO from Opera Opus Operatorum by Roberto Rius & Pedro Ipuche Riva )
20th CENTURY OPERA : the MOST VIEWED and MOST COMPLETE last century opera playlist in YOU TUBE !
Das Stück ist schon sehr beeindruckend, aber man muss es echt mehrmals hören, um es schätzen zu können, aber meine Lieblingsstelle ist, wenn Marie schreit Was willst?! :-)
Alban Berg(lol), Schoenberg, Glen Gould ( he has only a few compositions though), Anton Webern, Roberto Gerhard. These are the most significant ones. Have fun!
Check out BlueBeard's Castle by Bartok too. It's VERY dark.
You can try with an italian composer who used the same composing techniques of Second Viennese School's composer. His name is Luigi Dallapiccola and, for my tastes, his best opera is "Il progioniero".
Nice staging. The last few acts of this opera are absolutely incredible - definitely my favourite thing in the whole genre. I have the famous Mitropolous recording, live at the Met around 1952. It's really brilliant. I used to know a guy who'd been great pals with Mitropolous. Apparently he could memorize a score like Wozzeck in around 8 hours!
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TheMillersTale2001 1 week ago
She's my voice professor at FSU!!
Mattbass7 4 months ago
Berg's best work - fine performance, fine scenes, fine direction
yourockets3 4 months ago
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DasFlirtDuo 4 months ago
Oh this is some dark sh..! Wowzers!
LadyValentine930 5 months ago
Warning!-Atonal music is sick, decadent and may cause or aggravate mental problems. Garbage in = Garbage out(neuroses,psychoses)
Puff8daMagicDragon 7 months ago
I don't get it.
FoggyRoad81 7 months ago
I have just been invited to see this - invitation declined! I am sure I'm missing something of artistic import but so be it.
WillShakespeare2007 8 months ago
LOL this is not horrible. Ligeti's Le Grand macabre, that is horrible. I think your are not familliar whit this style :P
MegaDocalex 8 months ago
Which Act/Scene is this?
kinigit 9 months ago
@kinigit Tercer Acto / Segunda Escena
PPanncho 9 months ago
I thought the point of twelve-tone music was to be free and loose, not to be disorienting and frightening... Listen to Schoenberg...
elgaed69 9 months ago
Not to lower the tone here, but... are they standing on a block of cheese?
omgaify 10 months ago
@omgaify lol! I was wondering the same thing! lol
LadyValentine930 5 months ago
Zimmermann's Die Soldaten and Schonberg's Moses und Aron, are two other twelve-tone works. I don't think there are many other such operas.
paolosilv 10 months ago
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BabexoSunnyaj895 11 months ago
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This is horrible.
PorroFirst 11 months ago
A very disturbing masterwork--a musical/dramatic reflection for what was going to happen next in the world: the Holocaust, WWII, Hiroshima, assasinations, environmental degradation, hunger, the works--oh, yes, this work speaks to our alienated times---we deserve it.
windstorm1000 1 year ago 15
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wozzeck is such a harsh opera...I guess we have to have it once in music, so wozzeck might as well be the beginning and ending of atonal opera because there can be no more room for this bad sounding music, other than one example for those to prove that it was doable and done...i think Berg will remain only amazing to those in musical academies or those who truly teach music, but for folks who want to enjoy music...Wozzeck is not really enjoyable
dalecampbl8 1 year ago
@dalecampbl8 I agree. Wozzeck is not meant for enjoyment, it's just too intense.
witness124 1 year ago
Duesing looks kinda like John Malkovich here lol
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JuligJamghykth 1 year ago
Wozzeck is one of the most highly stylized and iconic characters of 20th century opera. Magnicficent. That slide of the voice at 0:44 is much frightening and the music is some of the most eerie i ahve ever encountered. This disturbed me, even more so than Tristan.
witness124 1 year ago 2
surprising the singers didnt break their necks on that stage......its real dumb
papoocanada 1 year ago
the captain's costume haunts me
moorsalin3 1 year ago
So awesome! So scary! Gave me chills. ^.^
Takoon 1 year ago 5
Nothing better than twisted classical music, and this was way ahead of its time, no electronics, no editing, no computers.
anastaciamortimer 1 year ago 4
Wozzeck - Complete 1965 DG recording, Fischer-Dieskau, Evelyn Lear, Karl Bohm:
watch?v=ur2UTmGk9RY
thanks and regards
classicvinylbiz 1 year ago 2
serialism FTW
TheImpressionable 1 year ago
i dont think you would sing if you were being killed hehe
houndsofroses 1 year ago
Please don't use this kind of language.
This opera of Berg is fantastic. The performance here is very good!
bluemutedwisdom 1 year ago 7
Duesing as Wozzeck is simply awesome!
MrHoneycreek 1 year ago 61
this is fantastic!
TheDMUSE 1 year ago 4
The most frightening piece of music ever written...and I mean that in a good way!
jyrsjrdfngfs 2 years ago 66
@jyrsjrdfngfs oh really.. lol ... in a good way
caleron0 1 year ago
wtf is going on???
sw1seman 2 years ago
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20th century dumbass composers. sounds like shit
randomfrenchcanadian 2 years ago
so false, you obviously haven't listened to this whole opera. Please be open minded
Dcomp29 2 years ago 12
@randomfrenchcanadian yeah fuck them for trying something different!
rofklaw 1 year ago
@randomfrenchcanadian Go fuck yourself. 20th Century classical kicks arse.
RogueRotting360 1 year ago
@RogueRotting360 It's either 20th Century, or Classical. It'can't be both. I agree though:)
centerbark 1 year ago
@centerbark I speaking more in the general sense, classical music, as opposed to jazz or pop. Not the "classical period", which you are referring to.
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MidnightSon 2 years ago
what a charming NOISE...
the tunes are so unique. the miserable Verdi would never be able to hummer out such beautiful tunes...
fairyofdew 2 years ago
Yea, because Berg was trying to write hummable "memorable" melodies.
Get over it! you old grumpy ass man/woman.
This is almost 100 years old. How much of an uninteresting prude are you?
saladshootavvv 2 years ago 16
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Yup. Alban Berg ate shit then threw it up into his opera
randomfrenchcanadian 2 years ago
wow, how obnoxious
Dcomp29 2 years ago
Tod!
dcrepino 2 years ago
Magnífica interpretación de una òpera maravillosa del siglo XX que quisieramos ver más a menudo en la programación de los teatros operísticos .
fantopera 2 years ago 12
BERG is GREAT, but XXth century opera is not only WOZZECK !
Check other 50 operas by 50 other composers in my play list 20th CENTURY OPERA ( including the world premiere of ARIA DEL CIRUJANO from Opera Opus Operatorum by Roberto Rius & Pedro Ipuche Riva )
20th CENTURY OPERA : the MOST VIEWED and MOST COMPLETE last century opera playlist in YOU TUBE !
upatoia 2 years ago
Thanks, I will...
gabydragona 2 years ago
Berg's Lulu is great too
atralfalgar 2 years ago 15
@atralfalgar its about a prostitute lol
TheImpressionable 1 year ago
@atralfalgar
Kristine Ciesinski Had the part as lulu... Even though it was in German i knew what she was feeling when she was talking with the man with the knife.
i only saw that scene and i was sold.
VolkColopatrion 1 year ago
Das Stück ist schon sehr beeindruckend, aber man muss es echt mehrmals hören, um es schätzen zu können, aber meine Lieblingsstelle ist, wenn Marie schreit Was willst?! :-)
damianian89 2 years ago
this is my great-grand father!!
meloncall 3 years ago
are you serious? then we're cousins!
rdnzl7878 2 years ago
la divina kristina ciesinski ....
DocSarah 3 years ago
That is my uncle!
mason003 3 years ago 5
it's my voice teacher!
skippyjonjones23 3 years ago 4
Seriously? What a voice!
BeQuietPeter 3 years ago 4
Alban hat sich auf sehr drastische Weise bei mir gemeldet. In der Bibliothek in Ulm lag plötzlich seine Biographie von Karen Monson in meinen Händen.
Zufall ?
nummerfuenfinMotion 3 years ago
this is the first big opera i ever heard!
jamesaellis 3 years ago
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tpstrat14 3 years ago
and your fucking pop rock too
urns100 3 years ago 7
is it wrong that I like both :/
matoro1989 3 years ago 3
Why am I getting this opera now after returning the DVD to the library??? Now, i like it. Back then, I hated it.
aldebussy 3 years ago 3
Wozzeck is my #5 favorite Opera. My top 4 being the Ring cycle.
nibelungensohn 4 years ago 4
Kristine Ciesinski is the ULTIMATE Marie. . . . VERY cool performance. . . .
wolfka96 4 years ago 2
i love wozzeck!
<3
whatabandgeek1 4 years ago
Museumsorchester ist toll!!
JAL407 4 years ago
An opera by Alban Berg and a directing by Peter mussbach... The absolute Compination.! This Opera is A true Diamond I believe.
lacrima18 4 years ago
Absolutely brilliant. Could someone provide me with the names of similar composers? I love this stuff.
RowanSpry 4 years ago 3
you can try whith xenakis or stockhausen
pornomanjr 4 years ago
Schoenberg, Webern, Stravinsky.
chubsoffire 4 years ago
stravinksy!!! Who hasnt heard him. Thanks pornomanjr and Chubsofire.
RowanSpry 4 years ago
You must listen The opera of Béla Bártok ´´BlueBeard's Castle´´ ! !
:)
wagnerarg 4 years ago 3
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Do NOT check out Xenakis? He wrote pure crap in the name of philosophical music.
Go with students of Schoenberg. People who belonged to the Second Viennese School.
aldebussy 3 years ago
Wasnt too impressed with Xenakis....The other was cool though.
Students of Schoenberg, Viennese School....Want to share any names? :)
RowanSpry 3 years ago
Alban Berg(lol), Schoenberg, Glen Gould ( he has only a few compositions though), Anton Webern, Roberto Gerhard. These are the most significant ones. Have fun!
Check out BlueBeard's Castle by Bartok too. It's VERY dark.
aldebussy 3 years ago 3
Dave Brubeck studied with Schoenberg, too... (no kidding)
BlueCougar 3 years ago
Webern - five pieces for orchestra, five movements for string quartet, three lider... and Berg - Wozzeck and Violin Concerto.
octavarium23 3 years ago
But only late Strawinsky, post-war (WW2)
Leibo07 3 years ago
You can try with an italian composer who used the same composing techniques of Second Viennese School's composer. His name is Luigi Dallapiccola and, for my tastes, his best opera is "Il progioniero".
bearsrider 3 years ago
Sorry, a typo, I meant "Il prigioniero"
bearsrider 3 years ago
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I like italian opera more. This kills me.
scorpioncarmen 4 years ago
Modern italian opera?
What about Mozart?
If you are simply referring to the fact that it's modern, then that has nothing to do with it's nationality... please explain.
chubsoffire 4 years ago
It's set on the moon
JohnJohnson1147 4 years ago
it looks like they are singing on a banana. lol
scorpioncarmen 4 years ago
Haha, I agree.
bananamusician 4 years ago
Looks like cheese.
FartedInYourFace 4 years ago
That was powerful! I wonder what the setting is, considering the costuming.
Waggler 4 years ago
Kristine Ciesinski's fantastic.
I've not heard a Marie sung this well for a VERY long time.
Great voice. Spooky presence.
wolfka96 4 years ago 3
Yes Peter mussbach !! fantastic
vvozzeck 4 years ago
didn't peter mussbach direct this production no??
shellybabe313 4 years ago
I ordered the full DVD of this yesterday and I can't wait. Second Vienesse school ftw!
CobaltJewel 4 years ago
Nice staging. The last few acts of this opera are absolutely incredible - definitely my favourite thing in the whole genre. I have the famous Mitropolous recording, live at the Met around 1952. It's really brilliant. I used to know a guy who'd been great pals with Mitropolous. Apparently he could memorize a score like Wozzeck in around 8 hours!
bighairybaby 4 years ago
man the set for this version makes this so much crazier and creepier...
crimsonrose 4 years ago
Upload act III, other than that, awesome.
buttnik2 4 years ago
A very moving Wozzeck.The music sound very well and the mise en scene is magnificent
OsvaCola 4 years ago
so dark, erie. my saying is that an opera becomes an opera when the woman dies. just about any opera you come across the woman always dies.
rnabes4sosu 4 years ago
haha lol that's so true! :-0
renethel 4 years ago
And before she dies, she sings "non voglio morir, non voglio morir..." Except in Wozzeck.
hookana70 4 years ago
what does that translate to in English?
renethel 4 years ago
I don't wanna die, I don't wanna die...
hookana70 4 years ago
interesting set!
renethel 4 years ago
i LOVE this opera! berg is one of my favorite composers.
ajnoku 4 years ago 2