Name: Idomeneo
Start: 2022-01-23T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-04-24T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Theater Münster

Organization

Regie

Verena von Kerssenbrock

Kostümbild

Christl Wein

Bühnenbild

Dramaturgie

Frederik Wittenberg

Sänger

Tenor

Garrie Davislim

Idomeneus

Countertenor

Youn-Seong Shim

Idamante

Sopran

Marielle Murphy

Ilia

Tanja Kuhn

Elektra

Mark Watson Williams

Arbace

Juan Sebastián Hurtado Ramírez

Oberpriester des Neptun

Ki-Hwan Nam

Bass

Christoph Stegemann

Die Stimme

Dirigat

Fabrizio Ventura

Choreographie

Judith Seibert

Music theater/Concert pedagogy

Sabine Kuhnert

Others

Opernchor des Theaters Münster

Orchestra

Sinfonieorchester Münster

Theater Münster

Italienisch

Idomeneo

Münster

Deutschland

Public

Deutsch

Genehmigt

Coming home from the Trojan War, the Cretan King Idomeneo finds himself in distress. In order to survive, he swears to the sea god Neptune to sacrifice the first person he will meet after his rescue. After a successful crossing, Idomeneo is horrified: of all people, his son Idamante is the first he meets after being rescued. Idomeneo, who is supposed to make the sacrifice of his son himself, wants to prevent the killing for all in the world ...

IDOMENEO introduces the series of great master operas by Mozart. Shortly before leaving Salzburg and with precisely this aim composed for the Munich court, the 24- year-old composerpulls outall the stops of his skills. With his third opera seria, Mozart reshaped the traditional framework of the genre and radically renewed the form believed to be dead by focusing on the inner workings of the protagonists. The great choirs modeled on Gluck and the virtuoso treatment of the orchestra make IDOMENEO Mozart's most colorful score - he considered it his best operaallhis life. Conceived as a political drama of the conflict between duty to the gods and loyalty to human beings, IDOMENEO belongs to Mozart's most innovative music theater works.

English

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Besetzung

Produktionsteam

Ensemble