OF HELFRIED WAGNER
Directly in front is said: The opera " the night was
received " to come, a production klagenfurter ensembles into
co-operation with the theatre of the AufstanD wels, enthusiastically
by the public.
Collecting main for the libretto toned by the American
composer Erling Wold is a Collagen novel of the Surrealisten max
Ernst. A young girl experiences situations, which express its
feelings, hopes and fears in different encoded pictures at the night
before their monastery entrance in a dream. The figure of the girl
becomes divided into two parts in the opera, symbol for the conflict
between internal sensitivity and outside reality. In the role girl is
to be heard Mariko Wakito, their recent image plays the 11-year old
Kaerntnerin Yasmine Reisner. Further persons are embodied a singer,
several persons - the father, church authorities and visionaere shapes
- (Josef Oberauer) and a speaker, that, invisibly for the public,
texts of the libretto deklamiert (Gerhard Lehner). The Protagonisten
impresses by the intensity of the representation and its musi
potashty.
The opera was interpreted packing by the Collegium Musicum
Carinthia, an ensemble of seven musicians under the direction of
Alexei Kornienko. The music is continuous tonal, the instrumenting
transparency and the Singstimmen moves in an electric field between
Rezitativ and Arioso. The music one knows as minimum Music qualify,
her avoids however in this style direction so dangerous the Monotonie
and for the listener is directly possible the accommodation and
understanding.
The stage consists of wall elements, which constantly change
and are projected on the films and pictures, which reflect the
surreale tendency of this opera, which complete or contrast action.
Thomas Woschitz (direction), Heinz Globotschnig (stage) and Michaela
Hague (costumes) succeeds a production, which the effect of the
factory strengthened and for which public facilitates the acces. An
ideal case!
Last date: Today, 19,30 o'clock in the Liegl
garage, complaint ford. Cards: Tel. (04 63) 31 03 00
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