Event listing: Siegfried / Götterdämmerung | Auditorium de Dijon | Sun 6 Oct 2013 at 16:00

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Auditorium de Dijon11 Boulevard de Verdun, Dijon, Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France

Dates/times in Paris time zone

Programme

Wagner, Richard (1813-1883)	Siegfried
Wagner, Richard (1813-1883)	Götterdämmerung

Performers

Opéra de Dijon
Daniel Kawka	Conductor
Laurent Joyeux	Director
Stephen Sazio	Dramaturgy
Richard Wagner European Orchestra
Siegfried
Sabine Hogrefe	Soprano	Brünnhilde
Thomas E. Bauer	Bass-baritone	Der Wanderer
Florian Simson	Tenor	Mime
Katja Starke	Mezzo-soprano	Erda
Maîtrise de Dijon		Waldvogel (the woodbird)
Götterdämmerung
Daniel Brenna	Tenor	Siegfried
Christian Hübner	Bass	Hagen
Nicholas Folwell	Baritone	Gunther
Josefine Weber	Soprano	Gutrune
Manuela Bress	Mezzo-soprano	Waltraute

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Why you should see your first Ring in Budapest

David Karlin, 4th December

A rollicking good story woven into music by a composer without peers, the ultimate operatic expression of the High Romantic aesthetic, and an opera that actually feels short at five hours.

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The Dijon Ring – Part 2

David Karlin, 6th October

Presenting Das Rheingold and Die Walküre in a single evening is audacious enough. To put on a Ring cycle in a week-end, you have to follow this by doing the same with Siegfried and Götterdämmerung, which requires something even more radical. Opéra de Dijon’s director Laurent Joyeux and dramaturg Stephen Sazio set themselves the task of cutting eight hours of music down to five.

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