Britten's Death in Venice: Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera
At the English National Opera, Deborah Warner has been directing Benjamin Britten's final opera, Death in Venice, conducted by Edward Gardner. Death in Venice, the last opera by Benjamin Britten, was composed based on the novella by Thomas Mann of the same name, which inspired at least one othe...
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| Zusammenfassung: | At the English National Opera, Deborah Warner has been directing Benjamin Britten's final opera, Death in Venice, conducted by Edward Gardner. Death in Venice, the last opera by Benjamin Britten, was composed based on the novella by Thomas Mann of the same name, which inspired at least one other celebrated artist, the filmmaker Luchino Visconti. Britten's opera was first performed at Aldeburgh Festival in 1973, just two years after the cinema release of Visconti's film, which Britten never saw. The complicated subject of the opera required a lot of preparation. Britten, who was already very ill, often expressed his fear that he would not be able to finish it. He even postponed an important operation in order to finish the score. Despite his best efforts, he was not able to conduct his piece, neither for its first performance, which he heard on the radio, nor for its recording. Deborah Warner's classic staging respects Britten's world and perfectly blends oneirism and a sense of journey, both iconic elements of the piece. The staging and lighting immerse the audience in a Venice being plagued by its canal water. Like in Korngold's work nearly a century earlier, this water bears a morbid message: all of Britten's opera is marked by images of death, especially those presented by seven mysterious characters (all played by Andrew Shore), which arise during this cholera epidemic that strikes Venice and forces Tadzio's family to leave the area. Gustav von Aschenbach (John Graham-Hall) is a writer searching for inspiration, who leaves for Venice on the advice of a mysterious character he meets in a cemetery. Despite the many characters on stage throughout the opera, Aschenbach is omnipresent, and the entire piece seems like a rite of passage or an inner journey for the character. Tadzio, a silent role, is played, as is often the case, by a dancer (Sam Zaldivar). Edward Gardner is at the head of the chorus and the English National Opera Orchestra, who fully respect the composer's stylistic legacy. Photo: Sam Zaldivar (Tadzio) and John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) © Hugo Glendinning |
| Beschreibung: | Title from Medici.tv website Opera in two acts Filmed for a live telecast by Sky Arts 2 Based on the novella by Thomas Mann |
| Beschreibung: | 1 Online-Ressource (1 video file (2 hr., 33 min., 51 sec.)) sound, color |
| Produktionsangaben: | Stage director, Deborah Warner ; set designer, Tom Pye ; costume designer, Chloe Obolensky ; lighting designer, Jean Kalman ; choreographer, Kim Brandstrup ; directed for the screen by Ross MacGibbon |
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| spelling | Britten's Death in Venice Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera English National Opera presents ; librettist, Myfanwy Piper ; [music by Benjamin Britten] ; director, Ross MacGibbon, director ; Leopard, Arganon for sky Arts2 Benjamin Britten's Death in Venice Death in Venice [London, England] Leopard Films 2013 1 Online-Ressource (1 video file (2 hr., 33 min., 51 sec.)) sound, color tdi rdacontent prm rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Title from Medici.tv website Opera in two acts Filmed for a live telecast by Sky Arts 2 Based on the novella by Thomas Mann Death in Venice Benjamin Britten Stage director, Deborah Warner ; set designer, Tom Pye ; costume designer, Chloe Obolensky ; lighting designer, Jean Kalman ; choreographer, Kim Brandstrup ; directed for the screen by Ross MacGibbon John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) ; Andrew Shore (Various) ; Tim Mead (Voice of Apollo) ; Sam Zaldivar (Tadzio) ; Orchestra of English National Opera ; Chorus of English National Opera ; Edward Gardner, conductor Coliseum, London: At the English National Opera, Deborah Warner has been directing Benjamin Britten's final opera, Death in Venice, conducted by Edward Gardner. Death in Venice, the last opera by Benjamin Britten, was composed based on the novella by Thomas Mann of the same name, which inspired at least one other celebrated artist, the filmmaker Luchino Visconti. Britten's opera was first performed at Aldeburgh Festival in 1973, just two years after the cinema release of Visconti's film, which Britten never saw. The complicated subject of the opera required a lot of preparation. Britten, who was already very ill, often expressed his fear that he would not be able to finish it. He even postponed an important operation in order to finish the score. Despite his best efforts, he was not able to conduct his piece, neither for its first performance, which he heard on the radio, nor for its recording. Deborah Warner's classic staging respects Britten's world and perfectly blends oneirism and a sense of journey, both iconic elements of the piece. The staging and lighting immerse the audience in a Venice being plagued by its canal water. Like in Korngold's work nearly a century earlier, this water bears a morbid message: all of Britten's opera is marked by images of death, especially those presented by seven mysterious characters (all played by Andrew Shore), which arise during this cholera epidemic that strikes Venice and forces Tadzio's family to leave the area. Gustav von Aschenbach (John Graham-Hall) is a writer searching for inspiration, who leaves for Venice on the advice of a mysterious character he meets in a cemetery. Despite the many characters on stage throughout the opera, Aschenbach is omnipresent, and the entire piece seems like a rite of passage or an inner journey for the character. Tadzio, a silent role, is played, as is often the case, by a dancer (Sam Zaldivar). Edward Gardner is at the head of the chorus and the English National Opera Orchestra, who fully respect the composer's stylistic legacy. Photo: Sam Zaldivar (Tadzio) and John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) © Hugo Glendinning Sung in English; with optional subtitles in English, French, and German Older gay men Operas Older gay men Drama Venice (Italy) / Drama Italy / Venice Cultural television programs Internet videos Drama Filmed performances Britten, Benjamin 1913-1976 Sonstige oth Piper, Myfanwy Sonstige oth Graham-Hall, John Sonstige oth Shore, Andrew Sonstige oth Mead, Tim Sonstige oth Zaldivar, Sam Sonstige oth Gardner, Edward 1974- Sonstige oth Warner, Deborah 1959- Sonstige oth Pye, Tom Sonstige oth Obolensky, Chloe 1942- Sonstige oth Kalman, Jean Sonstige oth Brandstrup, Kim Sonstige oth MacGibbon, Ross Sonstige oth Mann, Thomas 1875-1955 Tod in Venedig Britten, Benjamin 1913-1976 Death in Venice English National Opera Sonstige oth Leopard Films Sonstige oth Sky Arts Sonstige oth https://edu.medici.tv/en/operas/britten-death-in-venice-gardner-warner-english-national-opera Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext digital rdatr video file rdaft |
| spellingShingle | Britten's Death in Venice Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera Death in Venice Older gay men Operas Older gay men Drama |
| title | Britten's Death in Venice Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera |
| title_alt | Benjamin Britten's Death in Venice Death in Venice Tod in Venedig |
| title_auth | Britten's Death in Venice Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera |
| title_exact_search | Britten's Death in Venice Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera |
| title_exact_search_txtP | Britten's Death in Venice Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera |
| title_full | Britten's Death in Venice Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera English National Opera presents ; librettist, Myfanwy Piper ; [music by Benjamin Britten] ; director, Ross MacGibbon, director ; Leopard, Arganon for sky Arts2 |
| title_fullStr | Britten's Death in Venice Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera English National Opera presents ; librettist, Myfanwy Piper ; [music by Benjamin Britten] ; director, Ross MacGibbon, director ; Leopard, Arganon for sky Arts2 |
| title_full_unstemmed | Britten's Death in Venice Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera English National Opera presents ; librettist, Myfanwy Piper ; [music by Benjamin Britten] ; director, Ross MacGibbon, director ; Leopard, Arganon for sky Arts2 |
| title_short | Britten's Death in Venice |
| title_sort | britten s death in venice deborah warner stage director edward gardner conductor wth john graham hall gustav von aschenbach english national opera |
| title_sub | Deborah Warner (stage director), Edward Gardner (conductor) - wth John Graham-Hall (Gustav von Aschenbach) - English National Opera |
| topic | Older gay men Operas Older gay men Drama |
| topic_facet | Older gay men Operas Older gay men Drama |
| url | https://edu.medici.tv/en/operas/britten-death-in-venice-gardner-warner-english-national-opera |
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