A meditation on Life and Death in Berlin

Por Ako Imamura, 04 mayo 2016

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Crítica hecha desde Deutsche Oper, Berlín el 3 mayo 2016

Haas, Morgen und Abend

Deutsche Oper Berlin

Michael Boder, Dirección

Graham Vick, Dirección de escena

Richard Hudson, Diseño de escena

Sarah Wegener, Signe/Midwife

Helena Rasker, Erna

Will Hartmann, Peter

Christoph Pohl, Johannes

Klaus Maria Brandauer, Olai

Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin

Orchester der Deutschen Oper Berlin

Triunfal regreso de El milagro de Heliane a la Deutsche Oper

Pablo Sánchez Quinteiro, 8th March

La ópera de Korngold se abre camino en los escenarios tras un largo e injusto olvido con un elegante montaje de Christof Loy y una modélica dirección musical de Marc Albrecht.

*****

L’italiana in Algeri in the wrestling ring at Deutsche Oper Berlin

Zenaida des Aubris, 8th March

A classic opera buffa gets an update by Rolando Villazón to a produce a staging that celebrates the timeless vitality of Rossini’s comic imagination.

****1

Between ecstasy and abyss: Korngold’s Violanta at the Deutsche Oper

Zenaida des Aubris, 25th January

David Hermann directs a new production of Korngold’s teenage opera, conducted by Sir Donald Runnicles, at the Deutsche Oper Berlin.

****1

Giordano's Fedora at the Deutsche Oper Berlin

Elena Luporini, 27th November

A new production of Fedora at the Deutsche Oper Berlin warms up the cold German winter, featuring strong lead performances by Vida Miknevičiūtė and Jonathan Tetelman.

***11

Thalheimer’s directs a static new Berlin Tristan und Isolde

Zenaida des Aubris, 1st November

At the start of his farewell to Deutsche Oper Berlin, Sir Donald Runnicles shines with his orchestra, supplying the passion and tension withheld in Michael Thalheimer’s production.

****1

Wildes Wimmelbuch: Weills Mahagonny an der Deutschen Oper Berlin

Svenja Koch, 22nd July

Echt brechtig: Zum Ereignis wird es für all jene, die das Erlebnis vor den Hörgenuss stellen.

****1

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Ako Imamura

Atsuko (Ako) Imamura is a retired investment banker in New York City. Born in Japan, she trained as cultural anthropologist in the US before turning to ﬁnance. She now spends her time attending opera and classical music concerts in New York and in Europe. Wagner is her favorite opera composer.

Morgen und Abend: a meditation on Life and Death in Berlin