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Floria Tosca and Mario Cavaradossi are lovers. When Cavaradossi is arrested by the evil police chief Scarpia, Tosca seeks him out to secure Cavaradossi's freedom, but tragedy ensues. None of the three will see the sunset of the next day. A dark piece of opera history with Verismo influences. Recommended for ages 15+. A digital introduction is available.
The Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Christoph Gedschold, presents a profound programme: Haydn’s »Farewell Symphony« and Wagner’s »Prelude« and »Liebestod« from »Tristan und Isolde« reveal a close relationship in terms of content, as death and farewell are fundamentally related. Schumann’s 2nd Symphony is diametrically opposed to this, even though this work was composed during a period of deep crisis in the composer’s life.
"The Opera of all Operas" returns, and the seducer of all seducers is up to mischief again: In Mozart's dramma giocoso, the audience witnesses the downfall of the libertine Don Giovanni, who relentlessly pursues fleeting sex and great pleasure to the brink of his grave. His unbridled desire for the high life finds its counterpart in Mozart's music. Recommended for ages 14+. A digital introduction to the play is available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/DJqL1
Floria Tosca and Mario Cavaradossi are lovers. When Cavaradossi is arrested by the evil police chief Scarpia, Tosca seeks him out to secure Cavaradossi's freedom, but tragedy ensues. None of the three will see the sunset of the next day. A dark piece of opera history with Verismo influences. Recommended for ages 15+. A digital introduction is available.
"The Opera of all Operas" returns, and the seducer of all seducers is up to mischief again: In Mozart's dramma giocoso, the audience witnesses the downfall of the libertine Don Giovanni, who relentlessly pursues fleeting sex and great pleasure to the brink of his grave. His unbridled desire for the high life finds its counterpart in Mozart's music. Recommended for ages 14+. A digital introduction to the play is available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/DJqL1
"The Opera of all Operas" returns, and the seducer of all seducers is up to mischief again: In Mozart's dramma giocoso, the audience witnesses the downfall of the libertine Don Giovanni, who relentlessly pursues fleeting sex and great pleasure to the brink of his grave. His unbridled desire for the high life finds its counterpart in Mozart's music. Recommended for ages 14+. A digital introduction to the play is available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/DJqL1
"The Opera of all Operas" returns, and the seducer of all seducers is up to mischief again: In Mozart's dramma giocoso, the audience witnesses the downfall of the libertine Don Giovanni, who relentlessly pursues fleeting sex and great pleasure to the brink of his grave. His unbridled desire for the high life finds its counterpart in Mozart's music. Recommended for ages 14+. A digital introduction to the play is available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/DJqL1
Der Rosenkavalier, a comedy of disguise, explores time's passage, holding on, and letting go. The Marschallin's passionate affair with young Octavian unfolds against a backdrop of ceremony. Octavian, a comedian disrupting tradition, becomes the Rosenkavalier, leading him to Sophie, whose arranged marriage to Baron Ochs adds comic, coarse notes. A complex intrigue begins, blending Hofmannsthal's poetry with Strauss's music.
Der Rosenkavalier, a comedy of disguise, explores time's passage, holding on, and letting go. The Marschallin's passionate affair with young Octavian unfolds against a backdrop of ceremony. Octavian, a comedian disrupting tradition, becomes the Rosenkavalier, leading him to Sophie, whose arranged marriage to Baron Ochs adds comic, coarse notes. A complex intrigue begins, blending Hofmannsthal's poetry with Strauss's music.
"The Opera of all Operas" returns, and the seducer of all seducers is up to mischief again: In Mozart's dramma giocoso, the audience witnesses the downfall of the libertine Don Giovanni, who relentlessly pursues fleeting sex and great pleasure to the brink of his grave. His unbridled desire for the high life finds its counterpart in Mozart's music. Recommended for ages 14+. A digital introduction to the play is available here: https://on.soundcloud.com/DJqL1
Der Rosenkavalier, a comedy of disguise, explores time's passage, holding on, and letting go. The Marschallin's passionate affair with young Octavian unfolds against a backdrop of ceremony. Octavian, a comedian disrupting tradition, becomes the Rosenkavalier, leading him to Sophie, whose arranged marriage to Baron Ochs adds comic, coarse notes. A complex intrigue begins, blending Hofmannsthal's poetry with Strauss's music.
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