Aribert Reimann: Lear Trailer

Aribert Reimann: Lear Trailer (2015)

30 March 2015 Music 154 mins

Aribert Reimann's "Lear" is a milestone in the tragic opera of the 20th century. Ever since it's 1978 premiere at the Bavarian State Opera in Munich, it has made it's triumphal progress around the world in more than thirty productions as the most successful Shakespeare opera of our time. The remorseless logic of the action and plot and the primal force of irresistible sonic fantasies give this work the power to hold the attention of it's listeners and viewers from the first moment to the last. The great theme of self-deception is fancifully portrayed in this captivating stage production by Karoline Gruber with a retreat into the interior of a far from frail old man. It is not senility that drives Lear, brilliantly sung by Bo Skovhus, into isolation but his hyperactive ego. The first Hamburg performance of Lear is a musical achievement of the highest order.

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Cast

Bo Skovhus

as King Lear

Katja Pieweck

as Goneril

Siobhan Stagg

as Cordelia

Erwin Leder

as Actor (Fool)

Lauri Vasar

as Earl of Gloucester

Christian Miedl

as Duke of Albany

Peter Galliard

as Duke of Cornwall

Jürgen Sacher

as Earl of Kent

Wilhelm Schwinghammer

as King of France

Crew

Simone Young

Simone Young Conductor

International Releases Dates

Germany 30 March 2015

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