Name: Weiße Rose
Start: 2018-11-03T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2018-11-18T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Greek National Opera

Artist

Admin

Director(a) de escena

Themelis Glynatsis

Escenógrafo(a)

Alexia Theodorakis

Diseñador(a) de vestuario/Figurinista

Diseñador(a) de iluminación

Stella Kaltsou

Director(a) orquestal

Nicolas Vassiliou

Cantante

Soprano

Aphrodite Patoulidou

Sophie Scholl

Tenor

Christos Kechris

Hans Scholl

Assistant Director

Zetta Pasparaki

Greek National Opera

Weiße Rose -  (La Rosa Blanca)

Atenas

Grecia

Public

La Rosa Blanca

Válido

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Baroque Trumpetist

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Bassoonist

Cellist

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Flutist

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Tenor Violinist

Timpani

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Viola Pomposa Player

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Radiodifusión

Stage Manager

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Bajobarítono

Bajo

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Barítono

Contralto

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Vocalista infantil

Die Weiße Rose Zimmermann,U

“We will not remain silent, we are your bad conscience, the White Rose will not leave you in peace…” These are the closing words of the fourth manifesto of the anti-nazi student group named “The White Rose” (Die Weisse Rose), formed at the University of Munich. This particular manifesto was the cause for the arrest of the group’s leaders, Hans Scholl and his sister Sophie. After a long-hour interrogation by Gestapo, the siblings were executed by guillotine on 22 February 1943.

This is the historical framework surrounding Udo Zimmermann’s opera Die Weisse Rose, whose first version was written in 1967. However, the composer reworked his material in 1986. In the new version, titled Weisse Rose, the action is no longer linear, and the characters are limited to the two Scholl siblings. Centered around the wait before their execution, Zimmermann creates a musical theatre work, where historical re-enactment gives its place to a heart-wrenching, deeply personal exploration of morality, death and political responsibility.

The play’s core is an “architectural” dramaturgy, during which, the stage becomes the construction site of a detention cell, and at the same time, the place where the prison is demolished through the near-death, a poetic reverie of the two characters. In the end, a new, hidden landscape of emotion, freedom, and disobedience is revealed.

English

La Rosa Blanca by Zimmermann, U., dom. 11 nov 2018, De (2018/2018), Dirigido por Themelis Glynatsis,, Director Nicolas Vassiliou, Greek National Opera, Atenas, Grecia

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