Wagner: Tannhäuser Trailer

Wagner: Tannhäuser Trailer (1994)

01 January 1994 Music 193 mins

David Alden's production of Wagner's grand romantic opera was recorded at the National Theatre in Munich, with Bayerische Staatsoper, in September 1994. Shot over three days by leading opera director Brian Large, this recording benefits from the ideal technical conditions made possible by a closed session. Alden, one of the most iconoclastic interpreters of classical opera, stirs up the visionary, erotic, and archetypal elements in Wagner's work. The cold, forbidding aspect of the stylized and predominantly monochrome sets and costumes by Roni Toren and Buki Shiff manifests the strait-jacket of tradition from which Tannhäuser seeks to free himself in this powerful opera.

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Cast

René Kollo

as Tannhäuser

Bernd Weikl

as Wolfram von Eschenbach

Nadine Secunde

as Elisabeth

Zubin Mehta

as Self - Conductor

Bayerische Staatsorchester

as Self - Orchestra

Tölzer Knabenchor

as Self - Chorus

Crew

David Alden

Director

Richard Wagner

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

Germany 01 January 1994

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