Performance

Venue	Royal Albert Hall
	Also: Elgar Room
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	23rd July 2013
To	23rd July 2013
When	17:00
Prices	From £18.00. To £68.00.
Royal Albert Hall (V221)
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Date of change: 19 Apr 13 - T01908651215

Prom 15 - Die Walkure

Work:: Prom 15 (S342)

Part of the BBC Proms.

Production:: Die Walkure (T01908651215)

Concert performance; sung in German. Daniel Barenboim's Proms Ring cycle with the Staatskapelle Berlin continues with the razored strings and yelping brass of a violent storm, the cloudburst of incestuous love, a bitter marital dispute and the first appearance of Wotan's rebel daughter, Br?nnhilde, sung by a leading exponent of the role, Nina Stemme.

Music	Wagner
Performer	Bryn Terfel (bass-baritone - Wotan)
Performer	Eric Halfvarson (bass - Hunding)
Performer	Simon O'Neill (tenor - Siegmund)
Performer	Anja Kampe (soprano - Sieglinde)
Performer	Nina Stemme (soprano - Brunnhilde)
Performer	Ekaterina Gubanova (mezzo-soprano - Fricka)
Performer	Danielle Halbwachs (soprano - Gerhilde)
Performer	Carola Hohn (soprano - Ortlinde)
Performer	Ivonne Fuchs (mezzo-soprano - Waltraute)
Performer	Anaik Morel (mezzo-soprano - Schwertleite)
Performer	Susan Foster (soprano - Helmwige)
Performer	Leann Sandel-Pantaleo (mezzo-soprano Siegrune)
Performer	Anna Lapkovskaja (mezzo-soprano - Grimgerde)
Performer	Simone Schroder (mezzo-soprano - Rossweisse)
Company	Staatskapelle Berlin
Conductor	Daniel Barenboim

Listing:: L1419781616

Die Walkure

Concert performance; sung in German. Daniel Barenboim's Proms Ring cycle with the Staatskapelle Berlin continues with the razored strings and yelping brass of a violent storm, the cloudburst of incestuous love, a bitter marital dispute and the first appearance of Wotan's rebel daughter, Br?nnhilde, sung by a leading exponent of the role, Nina Stemme.

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