Name: Adam Fischer & Dorottya Láng & Miklós Sebestyén
Start: 2022-10-30T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-10-30T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Berliner Philharmonie

Artist

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Adam Fischer

Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin

Berliner Philharmoniker

Singer

Bass-baritone

Miklós Sebestyén

Bluebeard

Soprano

Dorottya Láng

Judith

Orchestra

Hungarian

Cristina Pardo Ramírez

Adam Fischer & Dorottya Láng & Miklós Sebestyén

Berlin

Germany

Berliner Philharmonie

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Oratorio / Orchestral

Bluebeard's Castle

Fidelity Rewarded

Symphony No. 97 in C major, Hob. I:97

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Adam Fischer comes to the RSB for the first time and has Hungarian music in his luggage. Yes, Haydn is also a must! Then Bartók, the man-woman drama “Bluebeard’s Castle”. Bluebeard’s castle – according to the lyricist Balázs – is not a real fortress made of stone: it is Bluebeard’s soul. Consequently, it does not need the “mighty Gothic hall” that Balázs nevertheless imagined, blood everywhere: on executioner’s axes, golden jewellery and rose stems. Today, this seems like kitsch on the verge of the ridiculous. So what could be more natural than to perform Bartók’s magnificent music for the psychoanalytical chamber play in the concert hall? “This work is a masterpiece, a compressed tragedy, a musical volcano that erupts for sixty minutes and leaves us with only one wish: to hear the whole thing again.” (Zoltán Kodály)

English

Adam Fischer kommt zum ersten Mal zum RSB und hat Ungarisches im Gepäck. Ja, auch Haydn gehört unbedingt dazu! Sodann Bartók, das Mann-Frau-Seelendrama „Blaubarts Burg“. Blaubarts Burg – so der Textdichter Balázs – ist keine reale Festung aus Stein: Sie ist Blaubarts Seele. Folglich braucht sie die „mächtige gotische Halle“ nicht, die sich Balázs dennoch vorgestellt hat, überall Blut: auf Henkersbeilen, güldenem Geschmeide und Rosenstielen. Das mutet heute wie Kitsch am Rande des Lächerlichen an. Was liegt also näher, als Bartóks großartige Musik zu dem psychoanalytischen Kammerspiel im Konzertsaal aufzuführen? „Dieses Werk ist ein Meisterstück, eine komprimierte Tragödie, ein musikalischer Vulkan, der sechzig Minuten lang ausbricht und uns mit nur einem Wunsch zurücklässt: das Ganze noch einmal zu hören.“ (Zoltán Kodály)

Deutsch

Adam Fischer & Dorottya Láng & Miklós Sebestyén by Bartók, Haydn, From (2022/2022), Directed by Adam Fischer,, Berliner Philharmonie, Berlin, Germany

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