Modest Mussorgski: Boris Godunov

Alexander Tsymbalyuk, Boris Godunov
Ida Aldrian, Fjodor
Marie Maidowski, Xenia
Renate Spingler, Xenias Amme
Matthias Klink, Fürst Schuiskij
Alexey Bogdanchikov, Schtschelkalow
Tigran Martirossian, Pimen
Dovlet Nurgeldiyev, Grigorij / Dimitrij
Lauri Vasar, Warlaam
Jürgen Sacher, Missail
Aebh Kelly, Schenkwirtin
Florian Panzieri, Gottesnarr
David Minseok Kang, Polizeioffizier
Grzegorz Pelutis, Leibbojar
Nicholas Mogg, Mitjucha

Kent Nagano, conductor
Frank Castorf, director
Aleksandar Denić, set
Adriana Braga Peretzki, costumes
Rainer Casper, lighting
Andreas Deinert, Severin Renke, Jens Crull, Maryvonne Riedelsheimer, video
Patric Seibert, dramaturgy
Eberhard Friedrich, chorus master

Philharmonisches Staatsorchester Hamburg
Extrachor der Staatsoper Hamburg
Alsterspatzen – Kinder- und Jugendchor der Hamburgischen Staatsoper

They share their favourite pieces from Germany, Kurdistan, Syria, Iran and Austria, bringing a breath of fresh air to the song city of Hamburg and to the concert stage of the resonanzraum.

Ensemble Resonanz
Mais Harb, singer/songwriter
Héja Netirk, singer/songwriter
Julian Prégardien, tenor

Hannah Weigl, soprano
Sophie Gallagher, mezzo soprano
Johannes Czernin, tenor
Martin Buchmann, baritone

Michael Schade
Justus Zeyen, piano

Hannah Weigl, soprano
Sophie Gallagher, mezzo soprano
Johannes Czernin, tenor
Martin Buchmann, baritone

Michael Schade
Justus Zeyen, piano

Ludwig van Beethoven: Fidelio

David Butt Philip, Florestan
arkus Marquardt, Don Pizarro
Eleanor Lyons, Leonore
Jasmin Delfs, Marzelline
Georg Zeppenfeld, Rocco
Mario Lerchenberger, Jaquino
Neven Crnić, Don Fernando
Jörg Reißmann | Torsten Schäpan, Erster Gefangener
Norbert Klesse | Holger Steinert, Zweiter Gefangener

David Afkham, conductor
Staging after Christine Mielitz
Peter Heilein, Set Design & Costume Design
Eike Wilm Schulte, Lighting Design
Jan Hoffmann, Choir 
Wolfgang Pieschel, Dramaturgy

Death and the girl’ becomes “the girl and death”. We change the perspective. Our lied recital, based on a famous string quartet, with scholarship holders from the Balthasar Neumann Academy, is about the female view of history. And we show that death can perhaps also be a friendly creature.

Anna Maddalena Ghielmi, violin
Guilllermo Santonja di Fonzo, violin
Maria Angélica Pérez Martína, viola
David Neuhaus, violoncello

Christoph Prégardien, tenor
Lara Rieken, soprano
Marlene Heiss, pianist

Balthasar Neumann Ensemble
Julian Prégardien, tenor

Florian Boesch, Bassbaritone
Malcolm Martineau, Piano

Robert Schumann: Dichterliebe op. 48
selected songs by Johannes Brahms and Robert Schumann

Alban Berg: Wozzeck

Stéphane Degout, Wozzeck
Ambur Braid, Marie
Robert Watson, The Drum-Major
Thomas Ebenstein, The Captain
Thomas Faulkner, The Doktor
Robert Lewis, Andrès
Jenny Anne Flory, Margret
Filipp Varik, A Fool
Hugo Santos, 1st Worker
Alexander de Jong, 2nd Worker

Daniele Rustioni, conductor
Richard Brunel, director
Étienne Pluss, set designer
Thibault Vancraenenbroeck, costume designer
Laurent Castaingt, lighting designer
Catherine Ailloud-Nicolas, dramaturg

Benedict Kearns, choir director
Nicolas Parisot, Maitrise Choir Director

Lyon Opera Orchestra, Choir and  Maîtrise

Richard Wagner: Tannhäuser

Wilfried Zelinka, Landgraf Hermann
Samuel Sakker, Tannhäuser
Nikita Ivasechko, Wolfram von Eschenbach
Ted Black, Walther von der Vogelweide
Markus Butter, Biterolf
Euiyoung Peter Oh, Heinrich der Schreiber
Will Frost, Reinmar von Zweter
Erica Eloff, Elisabeth
Mareike Jankowski, Venus
Ekaterina Solunya, Ein junger Hirt
Ingrid Niedermair-Miller | Lenka Jombíková | Dominika Blazek | Agustina Calderón, 4 Edelknaben

Vassilis Christopoulos, musical director
Evgeny Titov, director
Christian Schmidt, stage design
Esther Bialas, costumes
Sebastian Alphons, lighting design
Katharina John, dramaturgy
Johannes Köhler, chorus master

Hannah Weigl, soprano
Sophie Gallagher, mezzo soprano
Johannes Czernin, tenor
Martin Buchmann, baritone

Michael Schade
Justus Zeyen, piano