Name: Der fliegende Holländer
Start: 2022-01-27T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-01-27T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Stadttheater Fürth

Organization

Conductor

Philippe Bach

Stage director

Jay Kotcher

Set designer

Petra Mollérus

Chorus master

Manuel Bethe

Singer

Lena Kutzner

Singers

Shin Taniguchi

Tomasz Wija

Stadttheater Fürth

Others

Chor des Meininger Staatstheaters

German

Der fliegende Holländer -  (The Flying Dutchman)

Furth

Germany

Der fliegende Holländer Wagner,Richard

Public

The Flying Dutchman

Approved

Richard Wagner's romantic opera “The Flying Dutchman”, which premiered in Dresden in 1843, is based on an old legend that was best known in the 19th century in Heinrich Heine's version. The material contains realistic and mythical elements, with Wagner concentrating on the idea of ​​salvation. Wagner repeatedly took up the topic of 'redemption in death through love' later on. This makes the 30-year-old's opera a breakthrough in his own style. For centuries a curse has condemned the Dutch to restless voyages on the oceans. Every seven years he is allowed to go ashore - in the hope of being redeemed through the faithfulness of a woman. While going ashore, he meets Captain Daland, who promises him his daughter Senta as a wife for a sum of money. In Senta, the restless hiker actually seems to have found a savior, especially since she longingly dreams of a man who will bring her out of the narrowness of her seafaring village and her predetermined marriage with the good admirer Erik. In order to redeem the Dutchman from the fate of damnation, she breaks all old ties with provocative unconditionality. Wagner's first musical and dramatic hit with great arias, gloomy ballads, rousing ensembles and distinctive choirs is nevertheless influenced by the tradition of romantic opera, as it was shaped in Germany by Spohr, Weber and Marschner. The guest performance of the Meiningen State Theater, directed by Kay Metzger, should be shown in Fürth in November 2020 and will be rescheduled in January 2022. who gets her out of the narrowness of her seafaring village and the predetermined marriage with the good admirer Erik. In order to redeem the Dutchman from the fate of damnation, she breaks all old ties with provocative unconditionality. Wagner's first musical and dramatic hit with great arias, gloomy ballads, rousing ensembles and distinctive choirs is nevertheless influenced by the tradition of romantic opera, as it was shaped in Germany by Spohr, Weber and Marschner. The guest performance of the Meiningen State Theater, directed by Kay Metzger, should be shown in Fürth in November 2020 and will be rescheduled in January 2022. who brings her out of the narrowness of her seafaring village and the predetermined marriage with the good admirer Erik. In order to free the Dutchman from the fate of damnation, she breaks all old ties with provocative unconditionality. Wagner's first musical and dramatic hit with great arias, dark ballads, rousing ensembles and distinctive choirs is nevertheless influenced by the tradition of romantic opera, as it was shaped in Germany by Spohr, Weber and Marschner. The guest performance of the Meiningen State Theater, directed by Kay Metzger, should be shown in Fürth in November 2020 and will be rescheduled in January 2022. gloomy ballads, rousing ensembles and distinctive choirs is nevertheless influenced by the tradition of romantic opera, as it was shaped in Germany by Spohr, Weber and Marschner. The guest performance of the Meiningen State Theater, directed by Kay Metzger, should be shown in Fürth in November 2020 and will be rescheduled in January 2022. gloomy ballads, rousing ensembles and distinctive choirs is nevertheless influenced by the tradition of romantic opera, as it was shaped in Germany by Spohr, Weber and Marschner. The guest performance of the Meiningen State Theater, directed by Kay Metzger, should be shown in Fürth in November 2020 and will be rescheduled in January 2022.

English

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