Name: Parsifal
Start: 2015-03-28T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2015-04-18T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Schiller Theater

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Organization

Singer

Sónia Grané

Knappen

Annika Schlicht

Stephen Chambers

Jonathan Winell

Julia Novikova

Sechs Blumenmädchen

Adriane Queiroz

Narine Yeghiyan

Baritone

Wolfgang Koch

Amfortas

Bass

René Pape

Gurnemanz

Tenor

Andreas Schager

Parsifal

Bass-baritone

Tómas Tómasson

Klingsor

Soprano

Anja Kampe

Kundry

Matthias Hölle

Titurel

Grigory Shkarupa

Gralsritter

Conductor

Daniel Barenboim

Stage director

Dmitri Tcherniakov

Chorus master

Martin Wright

Dramaturge

Jens Schroth

State Opera Berlin

germană

Berlin

Germany

Schiller Theater

Gläsernes Foyer

Discover Richard Wagner’s epic Parsifal, conducted by maestro Daniel Barenboim and staged by the provocative Dmitri Tcherniakov at the Staatsoper Berlin!

Parsifal is a “sacred stage festival” in three acts, premiered on 26th July 1882 by Richard Wagner at the second Bayreuth Festival. Wagner’s final masterpiece, this opera’s esoteric music and spiritual references lead the listener to reflect on the struggle between good and evil. Inspired by the legend of Perceval and the Holy Grail, the opera tells the story of Parsifal, a naive young man who asserts himself as the savior of the Grail, the cup which collects the blood of Christ. Following a series of initiatory trials, Parsifal himself appears as a Christ-like figure, a redeemer who brings salvation to all humanity.

In this striking 2015 staging, Dmitri Tcherniakov depicts a lost, miserable humanity in search of an ideal, exhausted souls against somber sets that evoke the obscurity and revelation of the Grail myth. The Staatskapelle Berlin, under the masterly baton of Daniel Barenboim, reinforces the horror and mystery inspired by the stage performance, while the soloists—including the celebrated René Pape in the role Gurnemanz and Wolfgang Koch as Amfortas—are extremely convincing.

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