Wagner’s cursed seafaring
We sail over roaring sea waves – off into Wagner’s world of legends. BR-KLASSIK compares the best interpretations of the “Flying Dutchman”. There are also other, previously unpublished archive treasures from the operatic works of Richard Wagner to be discovered. Experience with us the legends of the green hill.
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Archive Treasures
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“The Flying Dutchman” – interpretations compared
Every seven years, the Dutchman is allowed ashore to seek a woman to redeem him from his curse. Richard Wagner created a fascinating opera drama from the legend of the flying Dutchman, which is not only available in several versions, but also in numerous, highly diverse interpretations. BR-KLASSIK takes a musical look at legendary and outstanding recordings – from Daniel Barenboim to Bruno Weil.
“The Flying Dutchman” – interpretations compared
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Discourse Bayreuth 2020: Björn Gottstein in conversation with András Schiff and Martina Gedeck
Here it is all about art – political spirit and attitude. In the approximately 50-minute discourse by Björn Gottstein with pianist András Schiff and actress Martina Gedeck, these topics are the focus of attention: Does an artist have to take a political stand? Can art develop freely? Do artists play a special role – and do they have more freedom?
Discourse Bayreuth 2020: Björn Gottstein in conversation with András Schiff and Martina Gedeck
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“Meistersinger” with Hans Knappertsbusch and Rudolf Otto Hartmann from 1952
The previously unpublished recording of Wagner’s “Meistersinger” from 1952 – at the time in a production by Rudolf Otto Hartmann. Under the musical direction of Hans Knappertsbusch, Lisa della Casa sings as Eva and Otto Edelmann as Hans Sachs.
“Meistersinger” with Hans Knappertsbusch and Rudolf Otto Hartmann from 1952
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“Parsifal” with Clemens Krauss and Wieland Wagner from 1953
The previously unpublished recording of Wagner’s “Parsifal” from 1953 – at the time in a production by Wieland Wagner. Under the musical direction of Clemens Krauss, Martha Mödl as Kundry and Ramon Vinay are singing in the title role.
“Parsifal” with Clemens Krauss and Wieland Wagner from 1953
