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Tag Archives: Staatskapelle Berlin
Lacking a sense of abandon: Cranko’s Onegin at Staatsballett Berlin
Tchaikovsky: Onegin *** Staatsballett Berlin, Schiller Theater, 8th October 2015 “Happiness was once so near us.” That line from Tchaikovsky’s opera Eugene Onegin should be crushing, the tender moment when Onegin and Tatyana realise what could have been. That final … Continue reading
Dud bullet: Thalheimer’s Freischütz fires blanks at Staatsoper Berlin
Weber: Der Freischütz *** Staatsoper Berlin, 6th October 2015 The Wolf’s Glen scene in Weber’s Der Freischütz is terrifically difficult to stage – a supernatural centrepiece to a folkloric opera. Director Michael Thalheimer circumvents this in his Staatsoper Berlin production by … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexander Soddy, Alfredo Daza, Anna Prohaska, Anna Samuil, Der Freischütz, Falk Struckmann, Katrin Lea Tag, Michael Thalheimer, Nikolai Schukoff, Olaf Altmann, Peter Moltzen, Staatskapelle Berlin, Staatsoper Berlin, Staatsoper im Schiller Theater, Wilhelm Schwinghammer
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