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    Summers, Reiter, Reinhardt, Durlovski, Bobro - Mozart: Die Zauberflote (2013)

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    Summers, Reiter, Reinhardt, Durlovski, Bobro - Mozart: Die Zauberflote (2013)

    Summers, Reiter, Reinhardt, Durlovski, Bobro - Mozart: Die Zauberflote (2013)
    Classical | Bluray-rip 720p | Audio: German | Subtitles: German, English, French, Spanish, Chinese, Korean | Run time: 148 mins | 7.82 GB
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    What begins like a fairy-tale turns into a whimsical fantasy halfway between magic farce and Masonic mysticism: The Magic Flute links a love story with the great questions of the Enlightenment, juxtaposes bird-catcher charm with queenly vengeance, and bewitches the listener with music that mixes cheerful melodies, lovers’ arias, show-stopping coloraturas and mysterious chorales.

    W. A. Mozart’s opera premiered in 1791 and is one of the most often performed operas in the world. The 2013/2014 production on the Bregenz Festival lake stage impresses the audience with a fantastic setting framed by three dog-dragons, each of them more than twenty meters in height.

    “David Pounty finds stunning answers to the everlasting questions surrounding ‘The Magic Flute’.”– Tagesspiegel

    “The ‘play on the lake’ in Bregenz takes the audience into a fantasy world.” – Salzburger Nachrichten

    Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    Performer: Ana Durlovski, Alfred Reiter, Norman Reinhardt, Bernarda Bobro, …
    Conductor: Patrick Summers
    Orchestra/Ensemble: Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Prague Philharmonic Chorus

    Reviews: If it were anywhere else and any other work, you might think that the production here was just a little bit over the top, but this is the floating lake stage in Bregenz and it's Mozart's The Magic Flute, so anything goes really. Set right in the waters of Lake Constance, the opera is performed on the domed back of a giant turtle that is surrounded by three huge dragons, but the stage itself is only half the spectacle. The overture, for example, shows the capture of Pamina, the Queen of the Night looking on horrified as Sarastro, Monostatos and his slaves transport her away on a boat that takes a circuit of the stage. The stage then erupts into life in the battle that ensues, fireworks flying, a serpent winding down the stage to inflate to enormous proportions as the dragon that attacks Prince Tamino. Elsewhere the domed stage revolves, one half sprouting giant inflatable blades of grass or spikes that create a forest and change colour according to the scene, the other half used mainly to create a podium or dais for the grandstanding of The Queen of the Night and for Sarastro.

    Another significant feature of the David Pountney's production is the use of larger-than-life puppets for the three ladies (each operated by three puppeteers, reflecting the significance of this number in the work) and for the three boys, while the actual roles are sung off-stage (and all by female singers moreover). There are probably logistical reasons for this, although the stage is accommodating enough for all sorts of activity and numbers of extras and acrobats. If it allows the singers to concentrate on the singing however, well then that's also a benefit, but primarily such decisions appear to be taken for the sake of magic, spectacle and sheer scale. The dancing animals, for example, charmed by Tamino's magic flute, are recreated here through giant glowing eyes in a forest and it works wonderfully. Everything comes together exceptionally well in this way, the principal singers interacting with all the marvellous creations, the whole thing meticulously timed and choreographed.

    Just because there is huge importance placed on spectacle and entertainment at Bregenz doesn't mean however that the musical performance or the singing is in any way neglected or relegated to secondary importance. Conducted by Patrick Summers, the small ensemble of the Vienna Symphonic orchestra give a lovely, sensitive reading that captures the translucent beauty of the score and the brightness of its melodies with a lively performance. There are quite a few trims applied in this production and not just to the spoken dialogues (no March of the Priests at the start of Act II, Sarastro's 'In diesen heil'gen Hallen' reduced to second verse only, Sarastro, Pamina and Tamino's trio skipped), seemingly with the intention of allowing the work to be played straight through without an interval. This is perhaps for practical reasons, but there's nothing that seems to compromise the integrity of the work.

    There are times also when you think that a high level of fitness, intrepidness, acrobatic agility and a head for heights are more important considerations than singing ability when it comes to casting for Bregenz. For this production, where several performers reportedly ended up in the lake on one or two occasions, you might even add swimming as an important requirement this time, but the singing is marvellous too. Pamina and Tamino in this production are both warmly engaging, demonstrating the lightness and clarity of tone required for these roles. The same is true of Daniel Schmutzhard's Papageno and Dénise Beck's Papagena. The more challenging tessitura of Königen der Nacht and Sarastro are both very capably handled by Ana Durlovski and Alfred Reiter. Martin Koch as Monostatos (wearing a very nearly obscene codpiece), is also good.

    As productions of Die Zauberflöte go however, the Bregenz production then not only looks and sounds great, it's played perfectly in the spirit of the work. It's rare that you get all those elements coming together in a way that captures the pure vitality, the meaning and the entertainment of the work as well as this, although unquestionably the emphasis here leans more on the entertainment side of the work than the esoteric. The ability to scale the work up for the Bregenz stage works in its favour in this regard, but that also undoubtedly brings other considerable challenges. It's quite an achievement by Summers and Pountney then that this comes across quite as brilliantly as it does.

    Tracklisting:

    1. Die Zauberflöte, K 620 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    Performer: Ana Durlovski (Soprano), Alfred Reiter (Bass), Norman Reinhardt (Tenor),
    Bernarda Bobro (Soprano), Daniel Schmutzhard (Baritone), Dénise Beck (Soprano)
    Conductor: Patrick Summers
    Orchestra/Ensemble: Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Prague Philharmonic Chorus
    Period: Classical
    Written: 1791; Vienna, Austria

    Sarastro – Alfred Reiter
    Tamino – Norman Reinhardt
    Königin der Nacht – Ana Durlovski
    Pamina – Bernarda Bobro
    Papageno – Daniel Schmutzhard
    Papagena – Dénise Beck

    Prague Philharmonic Chorus
    Vienna Symphony Orchestra
    Patrick Summers, conductor

    David Pountney, stage director
    Johan Engels, set designer
    Marie-Jeanne Lecca, costume and puppet designer
    Fabrice Kebour, lighting designer

    Screeshots

    Summers, Reiter, Reinhardt, Durlovski, Bobro - Mozart: Die Zauberflote (2013)


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