
Wagner: Götterdämmerung
- BUDAPEST WAGNER DAYS
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At the end of the final music drama making up the Ring cycle, even though the music is blasting with the destruction of the world, it also contains a message of hope: the end implies the possibility of a new beginning. This is because the final sounds come from the strings playing the broad lyrical notes of the transfigurative Redemption motif. There could hardly exist in our time a work of art that conveys a more important warning for humanity as it debates menacing natural phenomena and the possible fate of the earth than Götterdämmerung does. Perhaps there is still time for us to return the ring to the Rhinemaidens.
The Müpa Budapest audience is well familiar with Iréne Theorin's Brünnhilde and Stefan Vinke's Siegfried from previous Budapest Wagner Days performances. After singing Hunding two days earlier, Albert Dohmen will now bring his dark-sounding vocal cords to portray Hagen, another hard-as-rock character. Portraying Waltraute in the second act will be the young Turkish-German mezzo-soprano Deniz Uzun, who won a special prize at the Fifth Éva Marton International Singing Competition in 2021.
Presented by: Müpa Budapest
Artistic director and conductor:
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Ádám Fischer
Performers:
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SiegfriedStefan Vinke
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GuntherKároly Szemerédy
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AlberichPéter Kálmán
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HagenAlbert Dohmen
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BrünnhildeIréne Theorin
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GutruneLilla Horti
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WaltrauteDeniz Uzun
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First NornErika Gál
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Second NornJudit Németh
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Third NornAndrea Brassói-Jőrös
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WoglindeOrsolya Sáfár
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WellgundeGabriella Fodor
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FlosshildeZsófia Kálnay
Featuring:
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dancersDóra Asztalos
Zoltán Csere
Gusztáv Eller
János Feledi
Laura Fehér
Anna Gulyás
Zoltán Katonka
Krisztián Kelemen
Brigitta Tóth
Milán Újvári
Gábor Vida -
child dancerMilos Katonka
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Hungarian Radio Symphony Orchestra
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Hungarian Radio Choir (choirmaster: Zoltán Pad)
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Budapest Studio Choir (choirmaster: Kálmán Strausz)
Creators:
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DramaturgChristian Martin Fuchs †, Dr. Christian Baier
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Costumes and puppet designCorinna Crome
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LightingMáté Vajda
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ChoreographerGábor Vida
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Assistant choreographerDóra Asztalos
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Musical assistantsLászló Bartal
Gábor Bartinai
Dóra Bizják
Brigitta Kovács
Martin Rajna -
Revival directorEtelka Polgár
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DirectorHartmut Schörghofer
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