Brokeback Mountain: opera
A world premiere at the Teatro Real Madrid: Brokeback Mountain, Charles Wuorinen's new opera, composed after Annie Proulx's novel and Ang Lee's multi Oscar winning movie. One of the highlights of the 2014 operatic season, Brokeback Mountain is a new opera composed by Charles Wuorinen...
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| Zusammenfassung: | A world premiere at the Teatro Real Madrid: Brokeback Mountain, Charles Wuorinen's new opera, composed after Annie Proulx's novel and Ang Lee's multi Oscar winning movie. One of the highlights of the 2014 operatic season, Brokeback Mountain is a new opera composed by Charles Wuorinen after the original short story of Annie Proulx. First published in the New Yorker in 1997, then in the collection of Wyoming stories, Close Range, the story of Brokeback Mountain is well-known worldwide thanks to the Academy Award-winning film adaptation made by Ang Lee in 2005, starring Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal. The American composer Charles Wuorinen, recipient of a Pulitzer Prize and a MacArthur grant, came up with the idea of composing an opera after watching the film version of Brokeback Mountain. "I knew there was operatic material at hand," he explained. Gérard Mortier, the director of the Teatro Real Madrid, commissioned this new opera. The libretto was written by Annie Proulx herself. "Annie Proulx and I, explains Charles Wuorinen, began consultation on the work in 2008 with a week spent at the excellent Ucross Foundation (an artists' retreat) near Sheridan, Wyoming. There I had the chance to go into the mountains that provided the model for Brokeback, and to hold several conversations with Annie Proulx. The result of this and many subsequent exchanges was a splendidly concise and apposite libretto, in which Proulx, through her characteristically laconic style, conveys character and scene with great efficiency. An essential property of any libretto which aspires to project drama is this kind of efficiency, since sung language greatly slows the delivery of words. I consider myself very lucky to have been given such an excellent exemplar." Following Haroun and the Sea of Stories premiered in 2004 at New York City Opera, Brokeback Mountain is Wuorinen's second opera. The cast stars Daniel Okulitch and Tom Randle in the roles of Ennis del Mar and Jack Twist, the two characters struggling with their social environment. Ivo van Hove, general director of the Toneelgroep in Amsterdam, is the stage director of this world premiere. The Orchestra and Chorus of the Teatro Real are conducted by Titus Engel, who made his debut in Madrid last season. Argument of Brokeback Mountain: In 1963, two young men, Ennis del Mar and Jack Twist, meet and fall in love with each other on the Brokeback Mountain in Wyoming. The former is a ranch hand, the latter a rodeo cowboy. Yet, the homophobic society in which they live impedes such a relationship. For twenty years, the two men hide their mutual love to the rest of the world -- to their families, colleagues and wifes |
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| spelling | Brokeback Mountain opera Wuorinen ; Ivo van Hove, stage director ; Teatro Real ; Jérémie Cuvillier, director [Place of publication not identified] Teatro Real [2014] ©2014 1 Online-Ressource (1 video file (2 hr., 9 min., 49 sec.)) sound, color tdi rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Daniel Okulitch (Ennis del Mar) ; Tom Randle (Jack Twist) ; Heather Buck (Alma) ; Hannah Esther Minutillo (Lureen) ; Celia Alcedo (Alma's mother) ; Ryan MacPherson (Jack's father) ; Jane Henschel (Jack's mother) ; Hilary Summers (Waitress) ; Letitia Singleton (Seller) ; Gaizka Gurruchaga (Cowboy) ; Vasco Fracanzani (Bill Jones) ; Orchestra and Chorus Teatro Real de Madrid ; Titus Engel, musical director Teatro Real Madrid, Madrid, Spain: A world premiere at the Teatro Real Madrid: Brokeback Mountain, Charles Wuorinen's new opera, composed after Annie Proulx's novel and Ang Lee's multi Oscar winning movie. One of the highlights of the 2014 operatic season, Brokeback Mountain is a new opera composed by Charles Wuorinen after the original short story of Annie Proulx. First published in the New Yorker in 1997, then in the collection of Wyoming stories, Close Range, the story of Brokeback Mountain is well-known worldwide thanks to the Academy Award-winning film adaptation made by Ang Lee in 2005, starring Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal. The American composer Charles Wuorinen, recipient of a Pulitzer Prize and a MacArthur grant, came up with the idea of composing an opera after watching the film version of Brokeback Mountain. "I knew there was operatic material at hand," he explained. Gérard Mortier, the director of the Teatro Real Madrid, commissioned this new opera. The libretto was written by Annie Proulx herself. "Annie Proulx and I, explains Charles Wuorinen, began consultation on the work in 2008 with a week spent at the excellent Ucross Foundation (an artists' retreat) near Sheridan, Wyoming. There I had the chance to go into the mountains that provided the model for Brokeback, and to hold several conversations with Annie Proulx. The result of this and many subsequent exchanges was a splendidly concise and apposite libretto, in which Proulx, through her characteristically laconic style, conveys character and scene with great efficiency. An essential property of any libretto which aspires to project drama is this kind of efficiency, since sung language greatly slows the delivery of words. I consider myself very lucky to have been given such an excellent exemplar." Following Haroun and the Sea of Stories premiered in 2004 at New York City Opera, Brokeback Mountain is Wuorinen's second opera. The cast stars Daniel Okulitch and Tom Randle in the roles of Ennis del Mar and Jack Twist, the two characters struggling with their social environment. Ivo van Hove, general director of the Toneelgroep in Amsterdam, is the stage director of this world premiere. The Orchestra and Chorus of the Teatro Real are conducted by Titus Engel, who made his debut in Madrid last season. Argument of Brokeback Mountain: In 1963, two young men, Ennis del Mar and Jack Twist, meet and fall in love with each other on the Brokeback Mountain in Wyoming. The former is a ranch hand, the latter a rodeo cowboy. Yet, the homophobic society in which they live impedes such a relationship. For twenty years, the two men hide their mutual love to the rest of the world -- to their families, colleagues and wifes Sung in English; English subtitles Cowboys Gay men Male homosexuality Men Conduct of life Operas Ranch life Men Conduct of life Drama Cowboys Wyoming Drama Ranch life Wyoming Drama Gay men Wyoming Drama Male homosexuality Wyoming Drama Wyoming Drama Internet videos Hove, Ivo van 1958- Sonstige oth Cuvillier, Jérémie Sonstige oth Okulitch, Daniel Sonstige oth Randle, Thomas Sonstige oth Buck, Heather Sonstige oth Minutillo, Hana Sonstige oth Alcedo, Celia Sonstige oth MacPherson, Ryan Sonstige oth Henschel, Jane 1950- Sonstige oth Summers, Hilary Sonstige oth Singleton, Letitia Sonstige oth Gurruchaga, Gaizka Sonstige oth Fracanzani, Vasco Sonstige oth Engel, Titus Sonstige oth Wuorinen, Charles Brokeback Mountain Teatro Real (Madrid, Spain) Sonstige oth https://edu.medici.tv/en/operas/brokeback-mountain-wuorinen-teatro-real-madrid-titus-engel-ivo-van-hove Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext digital rdatr video file |
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| title_full | Brokeback Mountain opera Wuorinen ; Ivo van Hove, stage director ; Teatro Real ; Jérémie Cuvillier, director |
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| topic | Cowboys Gay men Male homosexuality Men Conduct of life Operas Ranch life Men Conduct of life Drama Cowboys Wyoming Drama Ranch life Wyoming Drama Gay men Wyoming Drama Male homosexuality Wyoming Drama |
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