Name: Carmen
Start: 2016-09-09T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2016-12-29T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Deutsche Oper Berlin

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Singer

Mezzo-soprano

Clémentine Margaine

Carmen

Irene Roberts

Soprano

Meechot Marrero

Frasquita

Adriana Ferfecka

Annika Schlicht

Mercedes

Abigail Levis

Elena Tsallagova

Michaela

Federica Lombardi

Tenor

Leonardo Caimi

Don José

Roberto Alagna

Daniel Johansson

Baritone

Thomas Lehman

Morales

John Carpenter

Bass

Seth Carico

Zuniga

Ievgen Orlov

Dong-Hwan Lee

Escamillo

Derek Welton

Gezim Myshketa

James Kryshak

Remendado

Andrew Dickinson

Jörg Schörner

Dancaire

Conductor

Daniel Cohen

Ido Arad

Stage director

Søren Schuhmacher

Peter Beauvais

Set designer

Pier Luigi Samaritani

Norbert Bellen

Costume designer

Chorus master

Christian Lindhorst

Deutsche Oper Berlin

French

Berlin

Germany

Die Tischlerei

Carmen Bizet

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G. BIZET - CARMEN "The flower you threw at me" LIVE 09/11/2016 Don José: Leonardo Caimi Carmen: Clémentine Margaine Conductor: Ido Arad Director: P. Beauvais - S. Schuhmacher Deutsche Oper Berlin

Leonardo Caimi: "The Flower You Threw Me" LIVE 2016 DeutscheOper Berlin

Georges Bizet’s CARMEN was a deliberate and direct affront to the Romantic operatic tradition. The fiercely independent spirit of the eponymous heroine was the polar opposite of the passive suffering of the female characters that had populated the opera stage up to that point. Yet CARMEN is anti-Romantic in a larger sense: Bizet’s opera presents a world in which love as a feeling between two people is out of place and has long been supplanted by sex and violence. Carmen and Escamillo, the torero, are emblematic of this new society, where survival of the fittest is the only law that counts, a world where Don José, with his bourgeois ideal of love, remains an oddity, doomed to fail. With his clear-eyed view of the bleakness of the human condition Bizet lines up with novelist Emile Zola. In a rejection of the stereotypical image peddled by many productions, Bizet’s Spain casts the ugliness of poverty in a true light.

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