Wagner - Der Ring Des Nibelungen

Wagner - Der Ring Des Nibelungen

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The simple remit for this performance of Wagner's DER RING DES NIBELUNGEN was to produce four operas from four stage directors. Staged in 1999 and 2000, the directors were allowed free range with their productions, and didn't have to include elements to tie the four productions together. Staged in the Staatsoper in Stuttgart, the performances won critical and public acclaim all over the world.
Actors and Key Contributors:  Siegfried Jerusalem, Hildegard Behrens, James Morris (IX), Heinz Zednik, Birgitta Svendén,

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It's not about the acting

Rating of 5 out of 5.0 Written By E. A. Lovitt on 2003-02-15

According to the liner notes that accompany this seven-DVD set of Wagner's "Der Ring des Nibelungen," the composer had no time for critics, especially those who liked to point out a certain lack of logic in his musical dramas.

(Take that, Anna Russell! - Entire careers have been based on making fun of the Ring Cycle's plot.)

This Met version of the Ring under the direction of James Levine might be called 'traditional' by some and 'stodgy' by others. There are no Siegfrieds in space suits or Rhine Maidens cavorting in front of a hydroelectric dam. Special effects have been kept to a minimum--a rather tame dragon (although wonderfully sung by Matti Salminen who also is a great, brooding hulk of a Hagen), no goat-drawn chariots, no flying horses. In fact there are no horses at all, whi... (Read Full Review)


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