domingo, 20 de septiembre de 2015
ENTREVISTA A ALBERTO CRUZ
ENTREVISTA A ALBERTO CRUZ, Técnico de Iluminación del TEATRO REAL, MADRID. Alberto nos cuenta los secretos de iluminación de las producciones Teatrales, Musicales y Operísticas. No os lo podéis perder...
ALBERTO CRUZ 2015 from Wagner Madrid on Vimeo.
ALBERTO CRUZ 2015 from Wagner Madrid on Vimeo.
miércoles, 16 de septiembre de 2015
ENLACE DE INTERÉS
RESTAURANTE LHARDY - MADRID
Lugar de reunión de los simpatizantes de Wagner durante muchos años.
Excelente comida típica madrileña, fantástico servicio y gran amabilidad con el cliente.
¡¡¡¡Muy recomendable!!!!
lunes, 7 de septiembre de 2015
BBC - ARTS
http://bbc.in/1Or6PSN
James MacMillan recounts his own and Bruckner's love of Richard Wagner's dream world
The composer discusses how he fell in love with The Ring and Wagner's other operas from an early age, and talks about Bruckner's adulation of Wagner.
He relates the tale of the time that Bruckner had set up a meeting with the great composer, when he shared 'quite a few' beers with Wagner and had to write to him later to remind him which of his Second or Third Symphonies he preferred.
Image shows Anton Bruckner.
Duration:
martes, 1 de septiembre de 2015
THE WAGNERIANS
The Wagnerians, 2015 - The Results
Written By The Wagnerian on Monday, 31 August 2015 | 1:19:00 a.m.
- See more at: http://www.the-wagnerian.com/2015/08/the-wagnerians-2015-results.html#sthash.T1lGFyfd.u77CzENx.dpuf
EL NUEVO BAYREUTH - BLOG
El desgarrador Tristán e Isolda de Katharina Wagner
Recupero después de demasiado tiempo de silencio este blog, para dejar a quien pueda interesarle un relato de las impresiones causadas por el Tristán que he podido presenciar este año en Bayreuth. En una segunda entrega comentaré los aspectos musicales con detalle.
miércoles, 19 de agosto de 2015
CURSO SOBRE WAGNER EN ESCOCIA
'The Young Wagner: his first three operas' - Residential Course 14-17 September 2015
Following his excellent study course on Wagner’s last opera, Parsifal, in September 2014, Derek Watson B.Mus. LRAM will return to the beginning of Wagner’s operatic career in a residential course on The Young Wagner in the pleasant and comfortable surroundings of Gartmore House.
This course will consider the early life and music of Richard Wagner, taking his story to 1842 when the 29-year-old had his first success with Rienzi, the Last of the Tribunes [after Bulwer-Lytton]. Along the way we'll look at highlights of Die Feen [The Fairies, after Gozzi] and Das Liebesverbot [The Ban on Love, after Shakespeare]. The influences of German Romantic, Italian, and French grand opera, together with literature, history and fairy tales, all combine in the melting pot from which the composer continued to draw in all his later dramas. For this reason each of the first three operas is of fascination in itself, and all contain much enjoyable and beautiful music. Sessions will be illustrated with visual material, musical examples and recorded extracts.
Course description
The course will start at 4pm on Monday 14th September 2015 with the first teaching session, followed by dinner and a second teaching session, and finish on Thursday 17th September 2015 after lunch at 13.00 (with two teaching sessions that morning). This is a new pattern for the course to maximise our time at Gartmore and minimise your costs.
The detailed programme and information about reading material, etc. will be sent out nearer the time but please book now to ensure your place.
Mas información sobre el curso:
http://www.wagnerscotland.net/young-wagner-his-first-three-operas-residential-course-14-17-september-2015
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