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Teseo [DVD]

George Frideric Handel (出演), Sharon Rostorf-Zamir (出演) 形式: DVD

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Handel's five act opera Teseo was premièred in 1713 at the Queen's Theatre in London. After flopping with his previous work Il pastor fido Handel tied up to his big success Rinaldo and again created an opera with a heroic subject, sophisticated stagecraft

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アスペクト比 ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
言語 ‏ : ‎ イタリア語, イタリア語
製品サイズ ‏ : ‎ 1.78 x 19.05 x 13.72 cm; 77.11 g
EAN ‏ : ‎ 0807280070996
製造元リファレンス ‏ : ‎ unknown
メディア形式 ‏ : ‎ クラシック
発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2005/9/20
出演 ‏ : ‎ George Frideric Handel, Sharon Rostorf-Zamir, Maria Riccarda Wesseling, Lautten Compagney Berlin, Wolfgang Ktschner
字幕: ‏ : ‎ 英語, 日本語, フランス語, イタリア語, スペイン語
言語 ‏ : ‎ イタリア語 (Dolby Digital 2.0), 英語 (Dolby Digital 5.1), イタリア語 (PCM 5.1)
販売元 ‏ : ‎ ArtHaus Musik
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000AMMSCQ
ディスク枚数 ‏ : ‎ 1

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A brilliantly-sung performance

2011年8月28日に英国でレビュー済み

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This is perhaps the best-sung performance of a Handel opera I've ever heard. Special mentions should go to the marvelous sopranos Jacek Laszczkowski and Sharon Rostorf-Zamir, but there isn't a weak link among the six principles. I am also very impressed with the conducting and continuo-accompaniment of Wolfgang Katschner. The orchestra are using 'period' instruments, which I always feel helps a lot.

This isn't one of Handel's most performed operas, and I wasn't familiar with it until I saw this DVD, but I don't know why. It concerns the jealous attempts of the evil sorceress Medea to disrupt the wedding of Theseus and Agilea, a situation which is not helped by the fact that the King Egeus wants to marry her too. This plot provides opportunities for a wide range of moods for the arias and leading to welcome variety. I was impressed with the opera as well as the performance.

I was, however, in two minds whether to take a star off for the non-traditional production. I decided against it, mainly because in most cases the characters are allowed to sing their arias without excessive distraction. However, I didn't like the way the final deus-ex-machina was handled at all, and on one or two occasions the actions of the characters during the arias did not match the words/moods they were singing about. It's probably also worth being aware if you are planning on watching this with young people present that the direction suggests a sexual act under the covers of a bed at one point.

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Handelian singing at its finest

2007年2月8日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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The most noteworthy thing about this Teseo is the outstanding quality of the singing. There is not one weak performer here, and I would go so far as to say that you'd be hard-pressed to find better Handelian singing anywhere. From the first to the last note the period ensemble gives an energetic and sophistiacted performance. The production maintains the audience's interest with a blend of baroque acting, naturalism and symbolism. The use of countertenors for all the male roles makes the romantic relationships believable and each singer physically resembles the character they are playing. While I strongly recommend this DVD for opera enthusiasts, those new to the genre may find it heavy going.

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Great acquisition.

2017年3月15日に英国でレビュー済み

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Beautiful music and excellent performance by main character, just the filming technique sometimes is not the best.

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Brian J Hay

Mythical Subject, Human Passions

2006年8月19日にアメリカ合衆国でレビュー済み

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Handel's Teseo: Mythical Subject, Human Passions

by Brian J. Hay

There are a few things about this release that are annoying right off the bat. But it's worth the effort to wade through them. The production is an extremely good one and the orchestral performance is great. The Lautten Compangney Berlin (whom I'd never heard of) is as good a period instrument ensemble as can be found anywhere. Their playing (under the baton of one of their founders Wolfgang Katschner) is tight but relaxed at the same time. Everything sounds effortless. And everything they do supports the singing well.

The singers (again, nobody I'd ever heard of) are all excellent. The men, all countertenors, are well suited to their roles. Martin Wölfell uses the shadings in his voice to portray the fallibility of Egeo. Thomas Diestler brings a full measure of humanity to the role of Arcanus. He also gets one of the funniest moments in the piece and he uses his voice to tremendous advantage to play it for all its worth. Jacek Laszkowski fills the role of Teseo with force and fury needed for the part and with more than enough tenderness to be believable as a saddened lover. I've never been a fan of countertenors but these three men opened my eyes. They're all great.

The three ladies are exceptional as well. Miriam Meyer has a bell like soprano voice. It's lovely and clear. Sharon Rostorf-Zamir has a gentle soprano that belies her raw power. Maria Riccarda Wesseling is a stunning mezzo-soprano. Her voice is powerful but also capable of great subtlety. She and Sharon Rostorf-Zamir are the standouts in this production. But the entire cast is very good. The music that Handel wrote for this work is extremely difficult to sing. All of the parts have a lot of coloratura passages that are as difficult as they sound. This cast pulls them off beautifully.

The staging (though a little bizarre at times is extremely) is effective. The cast is used for symbolism as well as interaction. When Medea (for instance) is shown but not singing or interacting in any way it's intended to show how her hand plays a role in what's going on. The Director, Alex Köhler, makes extensive use of devices such as but is careful to do so during the later stages when the audience should have an understanding of the piece. The work is set in ancient Greece but the costumes hearken (more or less) toward the time of the composer. It doesn't hurt the production. Medea's wardrobe is from somewhere else. More than anything else it seems intended to portray the feral aspect of her nature. It works and it works well. The animalistic side of her personality is always as close to the surface as her ruthlessness and vulnerability. That's a tribute to the abilities of Stage designer Stephan Dietrich, Maria Riccarda Wesseling and the man who put it all to music, George Frideric Handel.

The music is good, but it's not Handel's best. It was written about four or five years after Agrippina, the work thought to be his first masterpiece. His sense of melodic structure was well formed by that time but his scoring became far more fluid over the years. His sense of structure for complete works improved greatly as well. That doesn't mean this is bad--it's anything but. But be warned. It's not up to the calibre of Guilio Cesare.

All of the problems with this issue are on the technical end (which cost it one star). The sound is good but not quite what it should be. There is one aria ("Amarti si vorrei, il ciel, il ciel lo sé") that's sung to lute accompaniment only. The lute isn't prominent enough. The problem there is with the mix. The sound on the rest of the disc is good. The special features are a mixed bag. The synopsis is utter necessity. Anyone who begins watching this thing without looking at it is going be lost. No credits are shown at the beginning of the production and the librettist (Niccolo Francesco Haym) was kind enough to introduce the first two characters without using their names. "Score plus", offers the option of watching the score or the feature, not both. I can't read music but I did look to see what it was like. The overlay that shows the score is almost opaque.

The other glitches are even more annoying. This DVD jumps straight to the production. And it's counterproductive. The main menu offers an array of choices. And they aren't straightforward either. The first page lists the five languages available for subtitles. Selecting one brings up the main menu (and raises the question as to why that's not on the first page). The third menu provides the act listings while each of those leads to individual track choices. That's fine but the method for moving back isn't clear. The problem lies with the layout of the page. The listings for the main menu and resumption of the movie blend in to the scenery too easily. Their positioning is good but they don't draw the eye. To be fair, once "through it all" everything is straightforward. But first impressions do count for a lot. I prefer to set the audio and subtitles up before moving on to the production. Having to back things up and then navigate through a confounding mess the first time around was just an exercise in frustration.

These are minor complaints. This production is excellent and the singing and playing is as good as can be found. This release along with other productions I've seen (and sometimes reviewed) also suggests that the best singers and orchestras may be more active on stage than in the studio. Certainly the ensemble here is as good as almost any that show up on CD. It's food for thought. This is a "must have" for anyone who enjoys Handel's operatic work.

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Perfect

2016年5月14日に英国でレビュー済み

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Truly a well performed and produced piece of Handel. The singing is excellent and as Handel wanted. The sets are modern and metallic but do not distract from the performances and whilst I think the ending has been modified, this only adds to the overall enjoyment. I wold add that the Potsdam theatre is a perfect setting for this opera.

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