Nikola Hillebrand, soprano
Nicholas Phan, tenor
Germán Olvera, baritone
Rudolf Buchbinder, piano

Philharmonia Orchestra London
Wiener Singverein, choir
Mädchenchor der Wiener Sängerknaben | Wiener Chormädchen
Cristian Măcelaru, conductor

Kate Lindsey, The Composer 
Christina Nilsson, The Prima Donna / Ariadne 
Eric Cutler, The Tenor / Bacchus 
Ziyi Dai, Zerbinetta 
Johannes Silberschneider, The Major-Domo 
Christoph Pohl, The Music Master 
Jonas Hacker, The Dancing Master 
Leon Košavić, Harlequin 
Michael Porter, Scaramuccio
Lukas Enoch Lemcke, Truffaldino 
Theodore Browne, Brighella 
Jasmin Delfs, Naiad 
Anja Mittermüller, Dryad
Marlene Metzger, Echo 

Manfred Honeck, Conductor 
Ersan Mondtag, Director / Sets / Costumes 
Henning Streck, Lighting 
Luis August Krawen, Video
Till Briegleb, Dramaturgy

Franz Schubert: Die schöne Müllerin op. 25, D 795

Florian Boesch, baritone
Musicbanda Franui

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Eugene Onegin

Samuel Dundas, Eugene Onegin
Eleanor Lyons, Tatyana
Paul O’Neill, Lensky
Ashlyn Tymms, Olga
Teddy Tahu Rhodes, Prince Gremin
Brigitte Heuser, Madame Larina
Nicole Youl, Filipyewna

Christopher van Tuinen, conductor
Cameron Menzies, director
Niall Mckeever, set designer & video director
Gillian Lennox, costume designer
Kevin Treacy, lighting designer
Neil O’Driscoll, video Designer
Jennifer Rooney, movement director

West Australian Opera Chorus
West Australian Symphony Orchestra

Christiane Karg, soprano
Quatuor Agate
Adrien Jurkovic, violin
Thomas Descamps, violin
Raphaël Pagnon, viola
Simon Iachemet, cello

Sào Soulez Larivière, Viola
Maciej Kutakowski, cello

‘Sounds as if someone wiped their hand over the still-wet Tristan score’: Not all of Arnold Schoenberg's contemporaries liked his daring composition Transfigured Night in 1899. This also had to do with the source material: Richard Dehmel's poem is about an illegitimate child – and a forgiving husband. Scandal! The multi-award-winning Quatuor Agate, whose name is reminiscent of a childhood sweetheart of Johannes Brahms, has brought in reinforcements at the request of Christiane Karg. In the enchantingly beautiful atmosphere of the Romanesque cloister, Arnold Schoenberg's most popular work, a pinnacle of late Romantic development, will be performed in combination with Richard Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder, based on poems by Mathilde Wesendonck, in a version for voice and string sextet.

Maximilian Schmitt, Friedrich Wilhelm, Kurfürst von Brandenburg
Tanja Ariane Baumgartner, Die Kurfürstin
Kathrin Zukowski, Prinzessin Natalie von Oranien
Lauri Vasar, Feldmarschall Dörfling
Georg Nigl, Prinz Friedrich Artur von Homburg
Anthony Robin Schneider, Obrist Kottwitz
Magnus Dietrich, Graf Hohenzollern

ORF Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien
Ingo Metzmacher, Musical director