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Teatro alla Scala

Regie

Regie (+5)

David McVicar

Bühnenbild

Hannah Postlethwaite

Kostümbild

Bühnenbild (+1)

Emma Kingsbury

Lichtgestaltung

Lichtgestaltung (+2)

David Finn

Video

Video (+2)

Katy S Tucker

Choreographie

Choreographie (+1)

Gareth Mole

Tenor

Klaus Florian Vogt

Siegmund

Bass (+7)

Günther Groissböck

Hunding

Bariton (+4)

Michael Volle

Wotan

Sopran

Elza Heever

Siegliende

Mezzosopran (+4)

Okka von der Damerau

Fricka

Sopran (+3)

Camilla Nylund

Brünnhilde

Orchestra

Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala

Bühnenkampf

Gesprochen (+1)

David Greeves

Alt (+2)

Freya Apffelstaedt

Schwertleite

Eglė Wyss

Grimgerde

Mezzosopran (+3)

Virginie Verrez

Siegrune

Mezzosopran (+6)

Eva Vogel

Roßweiße

Stephanie Houtzeel

Waltraute

Sopran (+1)

Olga Bezsmertna

Ortlinde

Kathleen O’Mara

Helmwige

Sopran (+2)

Caroline Wenborne

Gerhilde

Assistent Des Bühnenregisseurs

Regie (+1)

Greg Eldridge

Dirigent

Alexander Soddy

Dirigent (+3)

Simone Young

Led by preeminent conductor Christian Thielemann and stage director David McVicar, the Tetralogy returns to La Scala ten years after the memorable edition conducted by Daniel Barenboim and directed by Guy Cassiers. The theatre thus pays tribute to the Wagnerian tradition established by Arturo Toscanini and continued over the years by such luminaries as Victor de Sabata, Wilhelm Furtwängler, Clemens Krauss, Herbert von Karajan, André Cluytens, Wolfgang Sawallisch, and Riccardo Muti. Following up on the prologue performed in autumn 2024, the first day of the Ring des Nibelungen presents what is unquestionably the most popular of Wagner’s works among Italian audiences: Die Walküre. The sword drawn from the trunk of the ash tree, the incestuous love between Siegmund and Sieglinde, the ride of the Valkyries, the disobedience of Brünnhilde, and the enchanted circle of fire are quintessential archetypes of imagination that transcend music and theatre.

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