Name: Rusalka
Start: 2018-09-13T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2018-10-20T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Stadttheater Klagenfurt

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Tenor

Robert Watson

Prince

Soprano

Ursula Hesse von den Steinen

Princess

Mezzo-soprano

Jezibaba

Pumeza Matshikiza

Rusalka

Bass

Martin Snell

Vodnik

Iris van Wijnen

The Turnspit

Bryony Dwyer

First Nymph

Feride Büyükdenktas

Second Nymph

Veronika Dünser

Third Nymph

Conductor

Nicholas Carter

Stage director

Eva-Maria Höckmayr

Set designer

Julia Rösler

Chorus master

Günter Wallner

Dramaturge

Markus Hänsel

Stadttheater Klagenfurt

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Kärntner Sinfonieorchester

tékkneska

Klagenfurt

Austria

Rusalka Dvořák,A

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þýska

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RUSALKA Lyrical fairy tale by Antonín Dvořák Libretto by Jaroslav Kvapil Stadttheater Klagenfurt MUSICAL DIRECTION Nicholas Carter DIRECTOR Eva-Maria Höckmayr STAGE AND COSTUMES Julia Rösler CHOIR STUDENT Günter Wallner DRAMATURGY Markus Hänsel The Prince: Robert Watson The Foreign Princess / Ježibaba: Ursula Hesse von den Steinen Rusalka: Pumeza Matshikiza Vodník, Aquarius: Martin Snell The kitchen boy: Iris van Wijnen The forester: Thomas Tischler The hunter: Jihoon Kwon First wood elf: Bryony Dwyer Second wood elf: Feride Büyükdenktas Third wood elf: Veronika Dünser Carinthian Symphony Orchestra Chorus of the Klagenfurt City Theater Extras of the Klagenfurt City Theater Trailer : Verena Schellander

Rusalka 
Lyrical fairy tale in three acts by Antonín Dvořák / libretto by Jaroslav Kvapil / In Czech with German surtitles
The grand opening premiere of the 2018/19 season tells of the impossible love of a mermaid for a handsome prince. The expressive masterpiece has not been shown in Klagenfurt for 65 years. The new chief conductor Nicholas Carter will be in charge of the musical direction, Eva-Maria Höckmayr will be the director, and the South African soprano Pumeza Matshikiza will sing the title role. Rusalka longs for a different life. She wants to know what it's like to be human and ends up having to pay dearly for it. The fabric goes back to a medieval French legend. The template was artistically edited countless times in the 19th century and is not least due to the Walt Disney film Ariel, the mermaidpresent to this day. In 1900, the year Sigmund Freud's Interpretation of Dreams was published , the Czech composer Antonín Dvořák created the opera Rusalka , a work in which the turmoil of the dawning century cast its shadow. Rusalka's fairytale world forms the facade behind which the unquenchable longing and tragic loneliness of modern man open up. But Dvořák's touching, lyrical music gives hope for pity and reconciliation. Duration approx. 3 hours (incl. break after Act 2) Photos: Karlheinz Fessl

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