Mais críticas a Siegfried no MET, 2011, desta feita uma crítica desfavorável...
“I cannot mend Nothung!” laments Mime in the first scene of Siegfried. Unfortunately, with three-fourths of the Met’s Wagnerian saga now presented to the public, one begins to wonder if anyone can mend Robert Lepage’s occasionally striking, but mostly disappointing Ring."
É assim que começa o artigo de Olivia Giovetti em OPERAVORE.
http://www.wqxr.org/#/blogs/operavore/2011/oct/28/much-ado-about-nothung/
Blogue dedicado a Richard Wagner, a Cecil B. DeMille, a Tolkien, à 7.ª Arte e a outras coisas de cultura, editado por Elsa Mendes desde 15 de Abril de 2010
segunda-feira, 7 de novembro de 2011
SIEGRIED - Metropolitan Opera, 2011
A récita que vimos em diferido no sábado foi fabulosa, e a ópera Siegfried, de Richard Wagner, é daquelas de que se pode dizer: quanto mais a vejo , mais gosto dela!
Wotan- Wanderer (um fabuloso Bryn Terfel) , Siegfried, MET OPERA, encenação de Robert Lepage, 2011
Em baixo: Erda (Patricia Bardon num vestido deslumbrante...), Siegfried, Met Opera, encenação de Robert Lepage, 2011
E digo isto porque nela os mitos fluem, das Eddas, dos gregos e do xamanismo de muitas culturas e religiões. O encontro de Erda com Wotan-Wanderer, no terceiro ato, é um dos mais belos momentos da tetralogia... Um dos aspetos que me impressionaram nesta encenação de Lepage foi a capacidade que o encenador demonstrou relativamente a clarificar os meandros da ação das personagens, desvendando a magia profunda de Wotan e de Erda, as duas criaturas que forjam os destinos do mundo, e que teimam em querer alterá-lo a seu favor...
Odin - Arthur Rackham
Wotan- Wanderer (um fabuloso Bryn Terfel) , Siegfried, MET OPERA, encenação de Robert Lepage, 2011
Em baixo: Erda (Patricia Bardon num vestido deslumbrante...), Siegfried, Met Opera, encenação de Robert Lepage, 2011
quarta-feira, 2 de novembro de 2011
DeMille: Four Frightened People(1934)
Poster e créditos de abertura de Four Frightened People, de Cecil B. DeMille, 1934
Mais uma deliciosa extravagância de DeMille...
WINIFRED
Do New York Times:
A Widow’s Might
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By GEOFFREY WHEATCROFT
Published: March 11, 2007
In 1915, the 18-year-old Fräulein Klindworth married Siegfried Wagner, and thus became part of the most prominent — not to say scary — cultural dynasty in the Kaiser’s Reich. And yet she wasn’t even German. Born Winifred Marjorie Williams, she became German by adoption after she was sent from a Sussex orphanage to Berlin to be looked after by elderly distant relations named Klindworth.
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/11/books/review/Wheatcroft.t.html?pagewanted=all
A Widow’s Might
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By GEOFFREY WHEATCROFT
Published: March 11, 2007
In 1915, the 18-year-old Fräulein Klindworth married Siegfried Wagner, and thus became part of the most prominent — not to say scary — cultural dynasty in the Kaiser’s Reich. And yet she wasn’t even German. Born Winifred Marjorie Williams, she became German by adoption after she was sent from a Sussex orphanage to Berlin to be looked after by elderly distant relations named Klindworth.
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Wagner Opera: Robert Lepage’s Siegfried at the Met
Wagner Opera: Robert Lepage’s Siegfried at the Met: In part three of Metropolitan Opera's new Ring production by Robert Lepage, Wagner’s cosmic vision focuses on his hero’s early conquests, while Robert Lepage’s revolutionary stage machine transforms itself from bewitched forest to mountaintop love nest. Jay Hunter Morris sings the title role and Deborah Voigt’s Brünnhilde is his prize. Bryn Terfel is the Wanderer. Fabio Luisi conducts.
http://wagneropera.blogspot.com/2011/11/robert-lepages-siegfried-premieres-on.html
http://wagneropera.blogspot.com/2011/11/robert-lepages-siegfried-premieres-on.html
Siegfried - A Máquina
Notícias do MET, via VALQUIRIO:
valkirio: Siegfried - A Máquina: Cena final d' A Valquíria A máquina voltou a fazer das suas . (...) At the performance on Tuesday night a malfunction prevented the set from creating the proper configuration for the final scene between the title character and Brünnhilde, when Siegfried awakens her from sleep amid perpetual fire around her and they sing a love duet, the Met said in a statement.
The singers, Jay Hunter Morris and Deborah Voigt, performed the scene in an area at the front of the stage. (...)
http://valkirio.blogspot.com/2011/11/siegfried-maquina.html
valkirio: Siegfried - A Máquina: Cena final d' A Valquíria A máquina voltou a fazer das suas . (...) At the performance on Tuesday night a malfunction prevented the set from creating the proper configuration for the final scene between the title character and Brünnhilde, when Siegfried awakens her from sleep amid perpetual fire around her and they sing a love duet, the Met said in a statement.
The singers, Jay Hunter Morris and Deborah Voigt, performed the scene in an area at the front of the stage. (...)
http://valkirio.blogspot.com/2011/11/siegfried-maquina.html
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