Organization

Dyrygent

Simone Young

Reżyseria

Lydia Steier

Wideo

Momme Hinrichs

Kostiumy

Andy Besuch

Reżyseria światła

Olaf Freese

Dramaturgia

Maurice Lenhard

Śpiewak

Sopran

Elza van den Heever

Salome

Tenor

Zoran Todorovich

Herod

Mezzosopran

Karita Mattila

Herodiada

Baryton

Iain Paterson

Jochanaan

Tansel Akzeybek

Narraboth

Katharina Magiera

Paź Herodiady

Matthäus Schmidlechner

Pierwszy Żyd

Éric Huchet

Drugi Żyd

Maciej Kwaśnikowski

Trzeci Żyd

Mathias Vidal

Czwarty Żyd

Sava Vemić

Piąty Żyd

Luke Stoker

Pierwszy Nazarejczyk

Yiorgo Ioannou

Drugi Nazarejczyk

Dominic Barberi

Pierwszy Żołnierz

Bastian Thomas Kohl

Drugi Żołnierz

Alejandro Baliñas Vieites

Przybysz z Kapadocji

John Daszak

Marion Grange

Niewolnik

Scenografia

Opéra National de Paris

Orchestra

Paris Opera Orchestra

niemiecki

Paryż

Francja

Opéra Bastille

Certain scenes contain content that some viewers may find objectionable.

The first performance of Richard Strauss's Salome, which took place in 1905 in Dresden, was a thunderous triumph despite the many difficulties involved in bringing the work to the stage. The provocative lyric drama, based on the play by Oscar Wilde, met with 38 curtain calls by the enraptured audience, firmly establishing Strauss's genius as an operatic composer and innovator.

In this intense, defiantly modern masterpiece, the orchestra brings out all the vivid and mordant colors in Strauss's score, and the title role is an staggering tour de force of expressivity. Conductor Simone Young brings Strauss's music to life in this new production by the Paris Opera, staged by Lydia Steier with an extraordinary cast centered around star soprano Elza van den Heever in the role of Salome.

Certain scenes contain content of a violent or sexual nature that some viewers may find objectionable.

The first performance of Richard Strauss's Salome, which took place in 1905 in Dresden, was a thunderous triumph despite the many difficulties involved in bringing the work to the stage. The provocative lyric drama, based on the play by Oscar Wilde, met with 38 curtain calls by the enraptured audience, firmly establishing Strauss's genius as an operatic composer and innovator.

In this intense, defiantly modern masterpiece, the orchestra brings out all the vivid and mordant colors in Strauss's score, and the title role is an staggering tour de force of expressivity. Conductor Simone Young brings Strauss's music to life in this new production by the Paris Opera, staged by Lydia Steier with an extraordinary cast centered around star soprano Elza van den Heever in the role of Salome.

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