Death lurks: Aribert Reimann's L'Invisible

Por Sam Johnstone, 08 octubre 2017

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“constituent parts packed into bite-size chunks that vanish before they can be savoured”

Crítica hecha desde Deutsche Oper, Berlín el 8 octubre 2017

Reimann, L'Invisible

Deutsche Oper Berlin

Sir Donald Runnicles, Dirección

Vasily Barkhatov, Dirección de escena

Zinovy Margolin, Diseño de escena

Olga Shaishmelashvili, Diseño de vestuario

Rachel Harnisch, Ursula / Marie / Ygraine

Annika Schlicht, Marthe / Bellangère

Ronnita Miller, Handmaiden

Stephen Bronk, Grandfather / An old man / Aglovale

Thomas Blondelle, Uncle / Stranger

Tim Severloh, 1st Servant

Martin Wölfel, 2nd Servant

Matthew Shaw, 3rd Servant

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Sam Johnstone

Sam Johnstone is a musician and writer based in Berlin. He has written on classical, contemporary and world music for Sinfini Music, The Cusp and World Music Network, and about the influence of the avant-garde on contemporary music in Germany and Japan whilst studying at Oxford University and SOAS, University of London. Sam blogs at www.spljohnstone.com and tweets at @spljohnstone

Death lurks: Aribert Reimann's L'Invisible at Deutsche Oper Berlin