Organization

Münchener Biennale

Director(a) orquestal

Sebastian Beckedorf

Director(a) de escena

Lotte de Beer

Diseñador(a) de vestuario/Figurinista

Clement & Sanôu

Escenógrafo(a)

Cantante

Contratenor

Tim Severloh

Claude Vivier

Tenor

Musa Nkuna

Typ 1

Barítono

Malte Roesner

Typ 2

Oleksandr Pushniak

Bajo

Rossen Krastev

Typ 3

Daniel Holzhauser

Liebhaber 1

Liebhaber 2

Tschaikowsky

Heiliger Sebastian

Priester 1

Priester 2

Rusticello

Marco Polo

Herrscher

Sänger 1

Sänger 2

Sänger 3

Harry

Stricher

Zeremonialmeister

Dramaturgia

Sarah Grahneis

Assistant Musical Direction

Ann-Katrin Stöcker

Assistant direction

Christina Sievert

Assistant stage design

Christiane Kleiber

Orchestra

Braunschweig State Orchestra

alemán

Vivier: chambres des ténèbres

Brunswick

Alemania

Staatstheater

Großes Haus

Múnich

Muffathalle

Vivier: chambres des ténèbres: Vivier, ein Nachtprotokoll

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Vivier, ein Nachtprotokoll

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Marko Nikodijević has been fascinated and occupied by Claude Vivier's music for a long time now. The three-part ensemble piece chambres des ténèbres was composed from 2007 to 2012 – in typical revision phases of perfecting. With his first opera the composer is starting a new phase of confronting his personal "alter ego." Art and life are tightly interwoven with Vivier, and not just starting in the ghastly night of his death, but rather already with the decision to become a composer and not a priest, and to set off searching on a journey around the world. Marko Nikodijevic and Gunther Geltinger conceived the opera's music and libretto using this tension as a starting point. Based on the works Vivier used to communicate, the opera is not constructed either biographically or as a documentary. The setting is the journey on the Metro at night when the composer encounters the young prostitute who will kill him by stabbing him numerous times with a knife. The opera flashes forwards and backwards from the scene in the Parisian subway. Images and characters from Vivier's works, from the opera Copernicusus and from Zipangu, enter the scenes, they blur – as in Vivier's own music theater – the borders between the desire to live and artistic imagination. Like Vivier, Gunther Geltinger gave his libretto a strict, tight form of speech that makes it possible for the music to unfold dramatic energies. In Nikodijević's score segments from chambres des ténèbres appear again, but also music inspired by techno music, hard music unleashed from rhythm and its spherical counterpoints, music of an immense physical presence and transcendence, close to violence and a clear dream.

English

Marko Nikodijević has been fascinated and occupied by Claude Vivier's music for a long time now. The three-part ensemble piece chambres des ténèbres was composed from 2007 to 2012 – in typical revision phases of perfecting. With his first opera the composer is starting a new phase of confronting his personal "alter ego." Art and life are tightly interwoven with Vivier, and not just starting in the ghastly night of his death, but rather already with the decision to become a composer and not a priest, and to set off searching on a journey around the world. Marko Nikodijevic and Gunther Geltinger conceived the opera's music and libretto using this tension as a starting point. Based on the works Vivier used to communicate, the opera is not constructed either biographically or as a documentary. The setting is the journey on the Metro at night when the composer encounters the young prostitute who will kill him by stabbing him numerous times with a knife. The opera flashes forwards and backwards from the scene in the Parisian subway. Images and characters from Vivier's works, from the opera Kopernikus and from Zipangu, enter the scenes, they blur – as in Vivier's own music theater – the borders between the desire to live and artistic imagination. Like Vivier, Gunther Geltinger gave his libretto a strict, tight form of speech that makes it possible for the music to unfold dramatic energies. In Nikodijević's score segments from chambres des ténèbres appear again, but also music inspired by techno music, hard music unleashed from rhythm and its spherical counterpoints, music of an immense physical presence and transcendence, close to violence and a clear dream.

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Vivier: chambres des ténèbres by Nikodijević, De (2014/2014), Dirigido por Lotte de Beer,, Director Sebastian Beckedorf, Muffathalle, Múnich, Alemania

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