The Bavarian State Opera ( German: Bayerische Staatsoper ) is a German opera house located in Munich .
| Bavarian State Opera | |
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 National Theater | |
| Former names | Bavarian Court Opera |
| Based | 1653 |
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| Location | Munich |
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| Director | Klaus Bahler |
| Chief conductor | Kirill Petrenko |
| Site | bayerische.staatsoper.de |
The opera was founded in 1653 . Together with the Bavarian State Ballet , her repertoire includes nearly 350 opera and ballet performances per year. Performances take place at the Munich National Theater , which is located on Max Josef Square, as well as at the Prinzregententheater and the Old Theater in the residence ( Alten Residenztheater (Cuvilliés-Theater) ). For the first time in June 2010, performances were held in a temporary pavilion for the Munich Opera Festival (2010). Musical accompaniment is played by the Bavarian State Orchestra . Since 1875, the Munich Opera Festival has been held . One of the most important music festivals in the world.
The musical director of the Bavarian State Opera is conductor Kirill Petrenko [1] . In 2020, Vladimir Yurovsky will become the music director of the band [2] .
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Some World Premieres
Within the walls of the Bavarian Opera, for the first time, many opera works were performed, including:
- October 2, 1753 - “ Cato in Utica ” by Giovanni Ferrandini on the libretto by Pietro Metastasio (on the stage of the Residence Theater)
- January 13, 1775 - “The Imaginary Gardener ” by V. A. Mozart (on the stage of the Residence Theater)
- January 29, 1781 - " Idomen " by V.A. Mozart (Residence Theater)
- February 1, 1782 - Semiramis by Antonio Salieri on the libretto by P. Metastasio (on the stage of the Residence Theater)
- January 27, 1807 - “ Iphigenia in Aulida ” by Franz Danzi (on the stage of the Residence Theater)
- October 7, 1849 - “ Benvenuto Cellini ” by Franz Lachner
- June 10, 1865 - " Tristan and Isolde " by Richard Wagner
- June 21, 1868 - “ Nuremberg Masters ” by Richard Wagner
- September 22, 1869 - The Rhine Gold by Richard Wagner
- June 26, 1870 - The Valkyrie by Richard Wagner
- June 29, 1888 - Fairies by Richard Wagner
- January 23, 1897 - “ Royal Children ” by Engelbert Gumperdink (melodramatic edition)
- July 24, 1938 - " Peace Day " by Richard Strauss
- February 5, 1939 - The Moon by Karl Orff
- October 28, 1942 - " Capriccio " by R. Strauss (on the Clement Krauss libretto)
- August 11, 1957 - " Harmony of the World " by Paul Hindemith
Notes
- ↑ Kirill Petrenko led the Bavarian Opera
- ↑ An Opera Powerhouse, Munich, Picks Its Next Leaders . Date of treatment July 29, 2018.