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Richard Strauss's 1905 Salome ensured the composer's status as Wagner’s successor in the history of German opera. Lydia Steier directs this production of Salome at the Opera Bastille in 2022.
Adapted from Oscar Wilde's play of the same name, Salome, Richard Strauss's first great operatic masterpiece, marks a turning point in the history of 20th-century opera by virtue of its audacity and profound originality. The rich and varied orchestration combines expressive power, requiring the singers to exceed their limits, and extreme refinement. Elza Van den Heever plays the legendary Princess of Judea under the baton of Simone Young in Lydia Steier's production focussing on the work's decadent essence.
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Salomé
After Oscar Wilde
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Music:
Richard Strauss - (1864 - 1949)
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Libretto:
Hedwig Lachmann
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Conductor:
Simone Young
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Director:
Lydia Steier
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Set design:
Momme Hinrichs
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Video:
Momme Hinrichs
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Costume design:
Andy Besuch
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Lighting design:
Olaf Freese
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Dramaturgy:
Maurice Lenhard
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Salomé:
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Elza van den Heever
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Herodes:
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Zoran Todorovich
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Herodias:
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Karita Mattila
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Jochanaan:
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Iain Paterson
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Narraboth:
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Tansel Akzeybek
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Page der Herodias:
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Katharina Magiera
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Erster Jude:
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Matthäus Schmidlechner
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Zweiter Jude:
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Éric Huchet
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Dritter Jude:
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Maciej Kwaśnikowski
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Vierter Jude:
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Mathias Vidal
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Fünfter Jude:
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Sava Vemić
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Erster Nazarener:
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Luke Stoker
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Zweiter Nazarener:
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Yiorgo Ioannou
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Erster Soldat:
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Dominic Barbieri
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Zweiter Soldat:
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Bastian Thomas Kohl
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Cappadocier:
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Alejandro Baliñas Vieites
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Ein Sklave:
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Thomas Ricart
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