ALBAN BERG (1885-1935) : LULU (2DVD)
Opera in three acts, after the tragedies Earth Spirit and Pandora’s Box by Frank Wedekin. Orchestration of the third act completed by Friederich Cerha.
Patricia Petibon is Lulu to the life.
She sings Berg’s taxing music with easy, tonal beauty; the roles 
numerous acuti pose no problem. As The Weekend Australian observed: “Her
 top register, in particular, has a rich, luminous quality ... that she 
exploits to great effect”.
Lulu is opera’s rawest exposition of the fatal risks of untamed erotic 
power. No man who meets Lulu does not want her − but, like the wind, she
 cannot be possessed. As happens to the heroine herself, the men who 
attempt to subdue her, and the one woman who also adores her, are 
destroyed by the flip side of the life force that pours through Lulu: 
death.
This is one of the most remarkable productions of the 21st century – 
matched by the remarkable Patricia Petibon. Acclaim for this Lulu: 
“Using her light, supple voice like a musical instrument, Petibon 
slithers into each successive skin with which Olivier Py sheathes this 
timeless mythic character” (Le Figaro). “The French director presents a 
terrifying tragedy, with a colourful human circus ... Petibon has the 
right degree of sensuality and a highly charged style...” (Opera).
This live DVD of the Liceu’s 2010 hit production by Olivier Py also 
stars Franz Grundheber and Julia Juon. Michael Boder’s conducting brings
 out the sensuality and psychological disequilibrium of Berg’s 12-tone 
score.
The New York Times praised Petibon’s “earthy rawness”.
Interpreters
Patricia Petibon . Julia Juon . Paul Groves
Ashley Holland . Will Hartmann . Robert Worle
Franz Grundheber . Andreas Hörl . Silvia de la Muela
Symphony Orchesttra of the Gran Teatre de Liceu
Michael Boder
Format: mkv (Part I: 2 files / Part II: 3 files)
Language : German
Subtitles: German (Original Language), English, French, Spanish, Catalan
A co-production of the Gran Teatre del Liceu and the Grand Théâtre de Genève.
Directed for television and video by François Roussillon. Recording : Liceu, Barcelona, 2010
2011 Deutsche Grammophon 

 
 
 
 
 
Fantástico! Gracias por compartir.
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