Tristan and Isolde
, twenty years later.
A revolutionary project launched in 2003. A minimalist staging by Peter Sellars from 2005, a pioneer in his use of video, which he reinterprets to the millimeter at the Opéra Bastille, until February 4.
The mystical creations of Bill Viola always occupy a central place, both decor and symbolic evocation of the action, in symbiosis with the music of Wagner.
An opera on mad love in a legendary Cornwall (1865), music and libretto by Richard Wagner (1813-1883), who revolutionized the history of music with his harmonic audacity, a growing and delayed tension in the image of the devouring desire of the two lovers with a tragic destiny.
Gustavo Dudamel conducts
Tristan and Isolde for the first time
in full in stage version, keystone of the lyrical repertoire, in a staging that has become cult.
Born in 1951 in Queens, New York, Bill Viola has often recounted the accident of his childhood where he escaped drowning...
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