Name: Idomeneo
Start: 2016-01-22T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2016-01-22T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Theater an der Wien

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Jeremy Ovenden

Idomeneo

Countertenor

Gaëlle Arquez

Idamante

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Sophie Karthäuser

Ilia

Alexandrina Pendatchanska

Elettra

Julien Behr

Arbace

Nicolas Rivenq

High priest of Neptune

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Christoph Seidl

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René Jacobs

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Giambattista Varesco

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Freiburger Barockorchester

italiensk

Vienna

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On the 10th anniversary of the reopening of the Theater an der Wien as the new opera house of the City of Vienna, the two composers who are important for the history of the house will be given their place with two anniversary concerts: in addition to Beethoven's Fidelio, we also present Mozart's Idomeneo under the musical direction by René Jacobs, one of the most important conductors for the repertoire of the 18th century, who has also shaped the profile of the Theater an der Wien in the last ten years.
With Idomeneo, composed for the carnival at the Munich court (1781), the young Mozart tried to innovate the opera of his time: he combined forms of French opera with those of Italian and integrated choir and ballet. Since Mozart had one of the best orchestras of the time in Munich, the instrumental colors play a bigger role in the score than in any of his other operas. With the orchestral sound alone, Mozart subtly interprets the characters' exceptional psychological situations: a father who is supposed to sacrifice his son; a son who, against his father's will, loves a sad, captive princess; an offended princess and an angry god - the drama unfolds furiously in the music.

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Idomeneo by Mozart, Fra (2016/2016), Dirigent René Jacobs, Theater an der Wien, Vienna, Austria

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