Rusalka : lyric fairy-tale in three acts

The Resource Rusalka : lyric fairy-tale in three acts
Label
Rusalka : lyric fairy-tale in three acts
Title remainder
lyric fairy-tale in three acts
Statement of responsibility
[music by] Antonín Dvořák ; libretto by Jaroslav Kvapil ; Unitel Classica presents, from the Nationaltheater München
Contributor
Conductor
Librettist
Performer
Subject
Genre
Language
  • cze
  • eng
  • ger
  • fre
  • spa
  • chi
  • kor
  • cze
  • cze
Summary
A highly-acclaimed production from the Bayerische Staatsoper, a powerful and fascinating reinterpretation of Dvorak's fairy-tale opera Rusalka. The young, up-and-coming Latvian soprano, Kristine Opolais's performance was rightly praised by the press. With her supple and velvety soprano voice, captivating physical beauty, and hauntingly moving stage presence, Opolais perfectly embodies the role of the water nymph who becomes a human being in order to find love
Cataloging source
CIN
Characteristic
videorecording
Credits note
Stage director, Martin Kušej; set designer, Martin Zehetgruber; costume designer, Heidi Hackl; lighting designer, Reinhard Traub; video director, Thomas Grimm
Date time place
Recorded in performance Oct. 26, 2010 at the Nationaltheater, Munich
Dewey number
782.1
Language note
Sung in Czech with subtitles in English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, and Korean
LC call number
M1500.D96
LC item number
R87 2012
PerformerNote
Kristine Opolais (Rusalka) ; Klaus Florian Vogt (Prince) ; Nadia Krasteva (Foreign Princess) ; Günther Groissböck (Water Goblin) ; Janina Baechle (Ježibaba) ; Ulrich Ress (Forester) ; supporting soloists ; Chor der Bayerischen Staatsoper ; Bayerisches Staatsorchester ; Tomáš Hanus, conductor
Runtime
189
Technique
live action
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