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

Julian Prégardien, Tenor
Sir András Schiff, Piano

Claudio Monteverdi: I Grotteschi | Godo (Part II)

Giulia Semenzato, Fortuna
Matthew Newlin, Privilegio
Raffaella Lupinacci, Virtù
Stéphanie d'Oustrac, Costanza
Jeremy Ovenden, Coraggio
Mark Milhofer, Melancolia
Arianna Venditelli, Carità
Anicio Zorzi Giustiniani, Giudizio
Jessica Niles, Impazienza
Federico Fiorio, Capriccio
Andrea Mastroni, Sapienza
Xavier Sabata, Esperienza

Leonardo García Alarcón, Conductor & Musical Arrangement
Rafael R. Villalobos, Scenario, Director & Costume Designer
Emanuele Sinisi, Set Designer
Felipe Ramos, Lighting Designer

Cappella Mediterranea

Charles Castronovo, Max
Golda Schultz, Agathe
Kyle Ketelsen, Kaspar/Samiel
Nikola Hillebrand, Ännchen
Dimitry Ivashchenko, Kuno/Eremit
Milan Siljanov, Killian
Boris Prýgl, Ottokar

Antonello Manacorda, musical director
Kammerakademie Potsdam

Alban Berg: Wozzeck

Michael Kupfer-Radecky, Wozzeck
Ambur Braid, Marie
Matthew Cairns, Drum Major
Michael Schade, Captain
Anthony Robin Schneider, Doctor
Krisztina Szabó, Margret
Owen McCausland, Andres
Michael Colvin, The Fool

Johannes Debus, Conductor
William Kentridge, Stage Director
Luc De Wit, Co-Director
Sabine Theunissen, Set Designer
Urs Schoenbaum, Lighting Designer
Catherine Meyburgh, Projection Designer
Sandra Horst, Price Family Chorus Master

Julian Prégardien, Artistic Co-Director Liedstadt
Kian Jazdi, Artistic Co-Director Liedstadt

As part of the "Dortbunt" city festival, tenor Julian Prégardien is embarking on a musical tour through the city. He is bringing projects from "Liedstadt" to Dortmund, which he founded as a travelling festival with new perspectives on song. With their stories of love, myths, pain, nature - in fact of everything that moves us in life - songs want to be shared. Prégardien is passionate about their impact on our everyday lives and society. In the "Urban Lied" format, which he tailors to Dortmund like the programme for the entire day, the singer travels through the city with a mobile piano and gives short concerts in publicly accessible locations.

Schubert and other masters of song will also be heard anew on the stage in front of the Konzerthaus: Prégardien & Friends build a bridge between the genre of acoustic singer-songwriters and the great song composers of the past. Their songs are rediscovered through the lens of a modern musical vocabulary and lovingly brought back to life. A whole city full of songs.

Claudio Monteverdi: I Grotteschi | Godo (Part II)

Giulia Semenzato, Fortuna
Matthew Newlin, Privilegio
Raffaella Lupinacci, Virtù
Stéphanie d'Oustrac, Costanza
Jeremy Ovenden, Coraggio
Mark Milhofer, Melancolia
Arianna Venditelli, Carità
Anicio Zorzi Giustiniani, Giudizio
Jessica Niles, Impazienza
Federico Fiorio, Capriccio
Andrea Mastroni, Sapienza
Xavier Sabata, Esperienza

Leonardo García Alarcón, Conductor & Musical Arrangement
Rafael R. Villalobos, Scenario, Director & Costume Designer
Emanuele Sinisi, Set Designer
Felipe Ramos, Lighting Designer

Cappella Mediterranea

Olivia Vermeulen, mezzo-soprano
Jan Philip Schulze, piano

Works by Schubert, Brahms, Debussy, Crumb, Stockhausen, Bowie et al.

After the bold explorations of erotic subtexts in ‘Dirty Minds’ and the profound reflections on mortality in ‘Hello Darkness’, the artists now embark on their most ethereal journey: ‘In Heaven’. Prepare yourself for a cosmic journey of discovery where heaven is not just an idea, but a lived experience - where the music guides you through the infinite possibilities of the universe!

Sergei Prokofiev: Overture on Hebrew Themes op. 34
Dmitri Shostakovich: ‘From Jewish folk poetry’ - song cycle for soprano, alto and tenor and orchestra op. 79a
Max Bruch: Kol Nidrei op. 47
Letters from Sasha Marianna Salzmann from: Sasha Marianna Salzmann, Ofer Waldman: Gleich-zeit. Letters between Israel and Europe (© Suhrkamp Verlag AG, Berlin 2024)

Anush Hovhannisyan (soprano),
Lioba Braun (alto)
Thomas Ebenstein (tenor)
Iris Berben (reading)
Cosima Gietzen, (violoncello)
Jesús Ortega Martínez (conductor)
Bayer Philharmonic Orchestra

Christoph Pohl, Amfortas
Han Kim, Titurel
Kwangchul Youn, Gurnemanz
Benjamin Bruns. Parsifal
Mark Stone, Klingsor
Iréne Theorin, Kundry
Jürgen Sacher, 1. Gralsritter
Hubert Kowalczyk, 2. Gralsritter
Marie Maidowksi, 1. Knappe
Aebh Kelly, 2. Knappe
Zaid Nehme, 3. Knappe
Mziwamadoda Sipho Nodlayiya, 4. Knappe
Yeonjoo Katharina Jang, Blumenmädchen I,1
Hongping Ruan, Blumenmädchen 1,2
Ida Aldrian, Blumenmädchen I,3
Na'ama Shulman, Blumenmädchen II,1
Gabriele Rossmanith, Blumenmädchen II,2
Marta Świderska, Blumenmädchen II,3
Ida Aldrian, Stimme aus der Höhe

Patrick Hahn, Conductor
Achim Freyer, Director, Set-, Costume- & Lightdesign
Sebastian Bauer, Artistic Collaboration
Moritz Nitsche, Set Design Collaboration
Petra Weikert, Costume Design Collaboration
Sebastian Alphons, Light Design Collaboration
Jakob Klaffs/Hugo Reis, Video
Klaus-Peter Kehr, Dramaturgy

Philharmonisches Staatsorchester Hamburg
Chor der Hamburgischen Staatsoper

Alessandro Scarlatti: Concerto grosso in f & Aria from ‘Abramo’
Domenico Scarlatti: Harpsichord sonatas
Giovanni Battista Pergolesi: Sinfonia in D & Aria from ‘Flaminio’
Nicola Porpora: Aria from ‘Polifemo’
Giovanni Paisiello: Aria of Figaro from ‘Il barbiere di Siviglia’ and others

Adrian Eröd, baritone
Recreation - The orchestra
Michael Hell, conductor, harpsichord, recorder