Name: Euryanthe
Start: 2018-12-12T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2018-12-31T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Theater an der Wien

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Organization

Sopran

Jacquelyn Wagner

Euryanthe

Tenor

Norman Reinhardt

Adolar

Bariton

Andrew Foster-Williams

Lysiart

Theresa Kronthaler

Eglantine

Bass

Stefan Cerny

König Ludwig VI

Dirigat

Constantin Trinks

Regie

Christof Loy

Bühnenbild

Johannes Leiacker

Kostümbild

Judith Weihrauch

Lichtgestaltung

Reinhard Traub

Dramaturgie

Klaus Bertisch

Libretto

Helmina de Chézy

Sänger

Eva Maria Neubauer

Duchess Of Burgundy

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Wien

Österreich

Theater an der Wien

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Weber’s ‘great heroic-romantic’ opera Euryanthe premiered in Vienna in 1823. It concerns the wronged Euryanthe, victim of a plot to establish her unfaithfulness, but her love imbues her with colossal strength which Weber characterises with acute psychological insight.

Through-composed and dispensing with spoken dialogue, its chivalric plot provides opportunities for a series of arias, ariosos, duets, cavatinas and choruses that contain some of his greatest operatic music. This production employs the opera’s original version with a few, very minor cuts.

Euryanthe by C.M. V. Weber, from Theater an der Wien, 2018. Directed by Christof Loy, Conductor Constantin Trinks, starring Theresa Kronthaler, Norman Reinhardt, Jacquelyn Wagner, Stefan Cerny, Andrew Foster-Williams and Eva Maria Neubauer. Performed in German and subtitled in English, German, French, Japanese and Korean.

Experience the world of German heroic opera with this sublime production of Carl Maria von Weber's Euryanthe. Less well-known than it deserves, this three-act opera is exemplary of the Germanic lyric style that predominated at the beginning of the Romantic era—in contrast to the Italian bel canto popularized by the likes of Bellini, Donizetti, and Rossini—and that would later influence Wagnerian opera.

Constantin Trinks masterfully conducts the Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra in this spectacular staging by Christof Loy at the prestigious Theater an der Wien, site of so many legendary moments in the history of classical music. The score paints a vivid tableau of the legend of Euryanth of Savoy, interpreted with agility and grace by soprano Jacquelyn Wagner opposite impeccable tenor Norman Reinhardt in the role of Adolar of Nevers, Euryanthe's betrothed. At the hands of Eglantine, a mutineer's daughter seeking refuge at Euryanthe's castle, treachery is afoot—putting the fates of each character in jeopardy...

Euryanthe Weber

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