Name: Cinderella
Start: 2017-12-16T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2017-12-23T00:00:00.000Z
Location: California Theatre

Admin

Organization

Direction d'orchestre

Jane Glover

Mise en scène

Brad Dalton

Décors

Steven Kemp

Costumes

Johann Stegmeir

Lumières

David Lee Cuthbert

Chanteur

Soprano

Vanessa Becerra

Cinderella

Ténor

Jonas Hacker

Prinz

Basse

Nathan Stark

König

Mezzo-soprano

Claudia Chapa

Emeline

Mary Dunleavy

Stiefmutter

Stacey Tappan

Griselda

Karin Mushegain

Zibaldona

Baryton

Brian James Myer

Minister

Opera San Jose

anglais

San José

États-Unis

California Theatre

It is absolutely extraordinary what this young girl has managed to achieve on the violin, the piano, and in her compositions. Her musical sensitivity and her powers of expression already at this age underline her exceptional talent.—Anne-Sophie Mutter. Few twelve-year-olds are gifted as Alma Deutscher. An already-experienced soloist on the piano and violin, a budding composer with numerous concertos and chamber works to her name, the young musician has captured the hearts of audiences, music critics, and leading artists of the musical world.

One of her greatest accomplishments to date has been her full-length opera Cinderella. The work premiered in an early chamber version in 2015 in Israel, and then was performed in a fuller version in Vienna under the patronage of the great conductor Zubin Mehta. The new version of the opera presented by Opera San José has been re-orchestrated for a full chamber orchestra. The opera resets the fairy tale as taking place in an opera company run by Cinderella's evil stepmother. Cinderella, a composer with beautiful melodies flowing out of her, is treated with contempt by her family. With the character of the Prince redrawn by Deutscher as a poet, the opera climaxes when the Prince finds Cinderella's lost melody for his poem.

Cinderella Deutscher

Public

Valide

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