Teresa Stratas ... Anna I
Nora Kimball ... Anna II
Kent Nagano conducts the Orchestra of the Lyon Opera
Peter Sellars directs. 1993
the nine parts of the ballet/opera, and the US city each takes...
Teresa Stratas ... Anna I Nora Kimball ... Anna II
Kent Nagano conducts the Orchestra of the Lyon Opera Peter Sellars directs. 1993
the nine parts of the ballet/opera, and the US city each takes place in:
1--Prologue 2--Faulheit / Sloth (city not mentioned) 3--Stolz / Pride (Memphis) 4--Zorn / Wrath (Los Angeles) 5--Völlerei / Gluttony (Philadelphia) 6--Unzucht / Lust (Boston) 7--Habsucht / Greed (Tennessee, in posthumous versions Baltimore) 8--Neid / Envy (San Francisco) 9--Epilogue (home, in the new little house)
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Kulinarisch, as Brecht would say with disgust. No wonder Black Bourgeois Nationalist writers label Brecht a white establishment playwright. It isn't remotely true and productions like this one are lies. Bonbons for snob daughters of little Stalins.
I can't get used to hear it sung with great Opera-voices..... The original has smaller voices, more raw, less vibrato. Fits the setting better for me.
But beautiful all the samen, thanks for posting it!
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How can a short clip, presented without context and from a production conceived long after Brecht's death, reflect on Brecht in any way?
But beautiful all the samen, thanks for posting it!