Die tote Stadt - Mariettas Lautenlied (Strasbourg'01)
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Beautiful singing, Beautiful production, Beautiful acting. Why couldn't there be more of this in opera.
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This is, what we call in german brilliant "Musiktheater". Denoke & Kerl what a perfekt Duo! Very good DVD.
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It was so intense!
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@sandrodream1 Your comment received too many negative votes. I think it's because you put "singed." If you hadn't put that word you would probably have been ok, though you shouldn't have said that "opera should be singed only in Italian." I like Wagner and I don't wish everyone to start singing his Ring Cycle in Italian as it wouldn't sound right. Chinese operas sung in Italian are ok.
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Korngold war ein herausragendes Genie! Schlimm, dass die Musikwelt das kaum erkannt hat. Dabei hatte er das Potential für noch viel größeres. Schade, dass er sich in späteren Jahren so vergeudet hat.
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Beautifully sung (though low level): production looks decidedly iffy. The opera scheduled for production by Australian Opera in 2012.
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Sorry Kryltoppa
I am going to be fussy, and just point out that Korngold was NOT a German composer,he was Austrian.
He was born in Brunn in the Austro Hungarian Empire in 1897.
Brunn is now Brno and in the Czech Republic
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Had to turn the volume up quite a bit. VERY, VERY moving (T_T)
Beautifully staged too.
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Beautiful! I like this a lot better than the versions of the "famed" sopranos!
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@sandrodream1 Except for ones that were composed in a different language! This is a German opera by a German composer. It is meant to be sung in German!
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SWEET
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Very esoteric opera, not well known 'The dead city' is a jewel, here is the love duet
Has this perfromance been released on cd or only on dvd?
rubisco1981 2 years ago
Yes, on Arthaus Musik label (Latham-Koenig/ Kerl, Denoke, Batukov, Svenden). Really amazing show.
Kryltoppa 2 years ago
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It is great music. But that tenor is working a little too hard. And sliding around too much. This isn't Puccini...
jschultz4 3 years ago
But it is Korngold, though. He wrote those portamenti on the score, I think.
Kryltoppa 3 years ago