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La Passion de Simone

Date & Time
Sun, May 18, 2025, 18:00
Mit »La Passion de Simone« setzte Kaija Saariaho der französischen Sozialrevolutionärin, Philosophin und Mystikerin Simone Weil ein Denkmal. Entstanden ist eines der persönlichsten Werke Saariahos, die die Oper als ihr musikalisches Testament bezeichnete. Es ist bereits die dritte Zusammenarbeit mit dem französisch-libanesischen Autor Amin Maalouf, die mit »L’amour de loin« begann. Auch die gemeinsame Arbeit mit dem amerikanischen Opernregisseur Peter Sellars, der im November 2006 im Rahmen seines New Crowned Hope Festival in Wien die Uraufführung von »La Passion de... Read full text

Keywords: Vocal Music

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Musicians

Lavinia DamesSoprano
Vokalensemble der Oper KölnVocal Ensemble
Gürzenich-Orchester KölnEnsemble
Christian KarlsenMusical Director
Friederike BlumStage Director
Lise KruseStage, Costumes
Nicol HungsbergLight
Svenja GottsmannDramaturgy

Program

La Passion de Simone Oratorium in 15 Stationen für Sopran, Chor und Orchester. Libretto von Amin Maalouf In französischer Sprache mit deutschen ÜbertitelnKaija Saariaho
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