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Питер Муссбах (режиссёр-постановщик), Сильвен Камбрелен (дирижёр) – С Кристин Сьесински (Мари), Дейлом Дьюсингом (Воццек), Рональдом Гамильтоном (Тамбурмажор)

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Петер Мусбах — Режиссёр-постановщик, художник-постановщик

Benedikt Ramm — Художник по костюмам

Barbera von Vequel — Художник по свету

Dale Duesing — Wozzeck

Ronald Hamilton — Drum Major

Barry Banks — Andres

Dieter Bundschuh — The Captain

Фроде Ольсен — The Doctor

Bodo Schwanbeck — First Worker

Alexander Spemann — Second Worker

William Saetre — A Fool

Кристина Чесински — Marie

Linda Ormiston — Margret

Klappmaultheater Frankfurt — Puppeteers

Oper Frankfurt Choir

Oper Frankfurt Children's Choir

О программе

A work in three acts, Wozzeck was Berg's first opera. Inspired by the play of the German playwright Georg Büchner, Woyzeck, who was himself inspired by an apparently banal event of 1821: Wozzeck, a Leipzig barber, assassinated his mistress and was condemned to death after trying in vain to demonstrate his insanity.

Wozzeck reflects one of Berg's recurring preoccupations as an artist: the fight of the individual against society and the state. In a letter from August 7, 1918, Alban Berg wrote to his wife: "[...] There is a little of myself in this character, to the extent that I spent the war years dependent upon people I hated; I was chained, sickened, captive, resigned, and humiliated." This opera is also considered as the first atonal opera, while continuing to rely on traditional musical forms.

Synopsis

Wozzeck, a poor soldier pushed around by his captain, goes gradually insane. Used as a test subject by a doctor, he begins having hallucinations. These hallucinations get him further from Marie, his love. When he discovers that she is cheating on him with the drum major, he stabs her and drowns her in a lake in an attempt to hide the murder weapon.

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