Organization

Regia

Isabell Ostermann

Direzione d'orchestra

Douglas Boyd

Costumi

Stephan von Wedel

Scenografia

Cantante

Tenore

Caspar Singh

Coro Maschile

Soprano

Kate Royal

Coro Femminile

Basso

Robert Hayward

Collatino

Baritono

Richard Burkhard

Giunio

Seán Boylan

Tarquinio

Contralto

Caitlin Hulcup

Lucrezia

Mezzosoprano

Kathleen Wilkinson

Bianca

Fflur Wyn

Lucia

Drammaturgia

Carola Gerbert

Toby Spence

Hans Otto Theater

Kammerakademie Potsdam

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The Rape of Lucretia -  (Lo stupro di Lucrezia)

Potsdam

Germania

Neues Palais

The Rape of Lucretia Britten

Public

Lo stupro di Lucrezia

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Approvato

Around 500 BC, Rome suffered under Etruscan rule. While the men are obliged to do military service and camp outside the city, the women lose themselves at home. Only Lucretia, married to General Collatinus, is considered virtuous and chaste and thus becomes an object of desire. The Etruscan prince Tarquinius gains access to her bedchamber and rapes her. Lucretia chooses suicide, triggering the Roman uprising.

Britten's 1946 composition is based on the tradition of Henry Purcell and does not dispense with tonality or melody. One narrator and one narrator, representing the choir, comment on the events from a Christian point of view, similar to Bach's evangelists. The baroque painting by Artemisia Gentileschi that captures the scene of the rape and characterizes the motif of the stage design also hangs in the New Palace.

English

Lo stupro di Lucrezia by Britten, Da (2021/2021), Diretto da Isabell Ostermann,, Direttore d'orchestra Douglas Boyd, Neues Palais, Potsdam, Germania

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