Organization

Mise en scène

Kornél Mundruczó

Lumières

Felice Ross

Costumes

Sophie Klenk-Wulff

Décors

Monika Pormale

Dramaturgie

Kata Wéber

Chanteur

Basse

Georg Zeppenfeld

Hermann

Ténor

Klaus Florian Vogt

Tannhäuser

Baryton

Christoph Pohl

Wolfram von Eschenbach

Daniel Kluge

Walther von der Vogelweide

Baryton-basse

Levente Páll

Biterolf

Jürgen Sacher

Heinrich le Scribe

Martin Summer

Reinmar von Zweter

Mezzo-soprano

Tanja Ariane Baumgartner

Vénus

Soprano

Jennifer Holloway

Élisabeth

Narea Son

Un jeune pâtre

Direction d'orchestre

Kent Nagano

Direction de choeur

Eberhard Friedrich

Staatsoper Hamburg

Others

Hamburg State Opera Choir

Orchestra

Philharmonic State Orchestra Hamburg

allemand

Hambourg

Allemagne

Staatsoper

Großes Haus

Public

anglais

Valide

Tannhäuser Wagner,Richard

An artist in contradiction - to himself, to society, to the beloved Elisabeth, to the erotic fascination of Venus. In the medieval legend of the Singers' War, Richard Wagner searches for answers in the years before the revolution of 1848, which will fail and make him a wanted refugee. Is conformity the death of art? Is there an immediate truth beyond morality and church? How great is the power of love?
Wagner's decades-long struggle for recognition is also reflected in the minstrel's failure . Again and again he dealt with the work, the first performance in Dresden in 1845
met with incomprehension, the first performance in Paris in 1861 became a scandal. “I still owe the world a Tannhauser”, was Wagner's summary shortly before his death.

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