Artist

Admin

Direction d'orchestre

Alejo Pérez

Mise en scène

Philippe Grandrieux

Chanteur

Ténor

Roy Cornelius Smith

Tristan

Chorégraphie

Costumes

An D'Huys

Direction de choeur

Jan Schweiger

Dramaturgie

Tobias Staab

Katherina Lindekens

Music Dramaturgy

Piet De Volder

Soprano

Carla Filipcic

Isolde

Basse

Albert Dohmen

Le Roi Marke

Mezzo-soprano

Dshamilja Kaiser

Brangäne

Baryton

Vincenzo Neri

Kurwenal

Mark Ellis Gough

Melot

Neal Cooper

Video

Lumières

Dancers

Natalie Remadi

Vilma Pitrinaite

Elena Vergeti

Décors

Bjorn Hofman

Hugo Kampschreur

Un Jeune Marin

Un Berger

Opera Ballet Vlaanderen

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Choeur Opéra Vlaanderen

Orchestra

Symfonisch Orkest Opera Ballet Vlaanderen

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Tristan und Isolde -  (Tristan et Isolde)

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Belgique

Opera Antwerp

Gand

Opera Gent (Operagebouw)

Tristan und Isolde Wagner,Richard

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Tristan et Isolde

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Valide

A ship is approaching the Cornwall coast. On board: a melancholic knight and an indomitable princess. Tristan is bringing Isolde to the old King Marke, whom she is to marry. I'd rather die, she thinks – but the death potion in which she seeks escape turns out to be a love potion. Even before they go ashore, Tristan and Isolde are condemned to be one another's prisoners. Their forbidden love is so all-consuming that it can only result in an ecstatic death. In his musical drama Tristan und Isolde, Richard Wagner portrays desire in sound. Yearning melodies, endless dissonances on the verge of redemption: even the most dispassionate listener will be defenceless against this music. In the French filmmaker Philippe Grandrieux, Wagner is given an ideal travelling companion. Grandrieux' radical films bathe in a sensual twilight where sound and image merge. His directing places Isolde in the focal point of Wagner's opera and asserts itself as a fever dream in which music, video and dance become one.

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