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Die schweigsame Frau with Christian Thielemann
“The opera is a masterpiece, even if perhaps only in the 21st century,” said Strauss himself, who, during a difficult and dark period, succeeded in creating a work of great compositional virtuosity and lighthearted cheerfulness—a story of people who long for peace or indulge in busyness.
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Symphoniekonzert VII
For Symphony Concert VII, the Staatskapelle, conducted by General Music Director Christian Thielemann, presents a diverse program featuring Franz Liszt’s symphonic poems and Richard Wagner’s overture to Tannhäuser. Before that, you will hear Pfitzner’s Piano Concerto, performed by Igor Levit alongside the Staatskapelle Berlin.
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Nabucco from Giuseppe Verdi
Nabucco, which premiered at La Scala in Milan in the spring of 1842, marked the beginning of Giuseppe Verdi’s brilliant career; he would go on to become Italy’s leading opera composer, virtually unrivaled for several decades.
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