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 | 10:04 | | Ciao Casanova by Solrey
Solrey (artistic and musical direction)
Traffic Quintet
Bertrand Cervera (1st violon), Elsa Benabdallah (2ndviolin), Estelle Villotte (viola), Raphael Perraud (cello), Philippe Noharet (double bass), Sylvain Blassel (harp),
Brenda Poupard (mezzo-soprano)
Igor Stravinsky 1882 - 1971
Pulcinella
Nino Rota 1911 - 1979
extract from ‘Casanova’, music for the film by Federico Fellini
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 1756 - 1791
extracts from ‘Don Giovanni’
Antonio Vivaldi 1678 - 1741
Cello Concerto in D minor RV 481 | Larghetto
Alexandre Desplat 1961
Ciao Casanova
Little Women
Ryuichi Sakamoto 1952 - 2023
High Heels
Antonio Vivaldi
excerpt from ‘Juditha Triumphans’ RV 644
John Williams 1932 -
Catch me if you can
John Barry 1933 - 2011
The Persuaders!
You Only Live Twice
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Voi, che sapete (‘Le Nozze di Figaro’)
Directed by Marc Pasteau
Venice, Teatro La Fenice, September 2, 2023 | |
| 14:30 | | Richard Strauss and his Heroines
Richard Strauss and his Heroines
Divorce! After six years of marriage the choleric and chronically jealous Pauline, daughter of a general, has had enough of Richard Strauss. Pauline always knew it: her husband who at 36 is celebrated as the most important living German composer across the globe is cheating on her. His congeniality and moral uprightness is just a mask! Are his inspirations for the erotic escapades which are the basis of several of his tone poems and songs based on the love affairs of the artist? The film Richard Strauss and his Heroines goes on an exciting journey discovering the women in Strauss’ life. At the focus is primarily his relationship with Pauline, to whom he was married for over 55 years up to his death. Until today she applies as a harridan who often embarrassed her husband in public. It hereby falls under the table that Strauss at the beginning and the end of his relationship composed his finest songs for the trained singer who gave up her career for him and covered his back for the rest of his life. What was it that made the broken old man, who experienced the most varied of epochs in German history, from the Empire to the Nazi dictatorship to the post-war period, write in 1948 in his final song (“At Sunset”) one of the most moving declarations of love in the history of music: “We have through sorrow and joy gone hand in hand”? Richard Strauss and his Heroines – this is the first filmed search for clues about the unforgettable heroines created by Strauss. It is both the story of a turbulent, and at the end moving, love story of two people who were prepared to walk through fire for each other. We visit Strauss' last surviving grandchild in Garmisch and we meet the great Strauss singers Brigitte Fassbaender, Reneé Fleming, Dame Gwyneth Jones and Christa Ludwig, who report on their famous Strauss roles. With the conductor Franz Welser-Möst we research the secret of Strauss’ instrumentation genius. Strauss expert Christoph Wagner-Trenckwitz, member of the board of the Vienna Volksoper, leads us through the film.
Directed by Thomas von Steinaecker
2014 | |
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