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Das Rheingold
The gigantic operatic saga of Der Ring des Nibelungen begins in the cool depths of the Rhine with the frolicking of the three water nymphs who guard the river’s treasure, watched in frustration and yearning by the Nibelung dwarf Alberich. Embittered, the piteously ugly and clumsily swimming creature proves to be an easy victim for the desire to rule the world and, loudly cursing love, he steals the Rhine’s gold.
Wotan is brought to life by Egils Silins, whose extraordinary bass-baritone has conquered stages in Frankfurt, Basel and Vienna – and all over Europe beyond that. In the role of Loge, tenor Christian Franz is already a familiar face at the Wagner in Budapest Festival, while the production’s Fricka is sung by Hungary’s own Judit Németh, proclaimed in the international press as one of the greatest stars of the current Wagnerian firmament.
Presented by: Palace of Arts
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Korszakváltás fokozatosan
Rajna Martin, a Magyar Állami Operaház első karmestere és a Luxemburgi Filharmonikus Zenekar főzeneigazgatója társ-művészetivezetőként csatlakozik a jövőre húszéves Budapesti Wagner-napokhoz.
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Wagner-hősök nyomában
Miért nem veszi észre a naiv Siegfried az ellene szövődő ármányt, és miért kell Sentának meghalnia a bolygó hollandiért? Nézzünk egy kis Wagner-hőstipológiát a karakterek jobb megértése érdekében!
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