Johann Strauß: Die Fledermaus

Christoph Filler, Gabriel von Eisenstein (instead of Jarett Ott)
Rachel Willis-Sørensen, Rosalinde (instead of Iulia Maria Dan)
Michael Kraus, Warden Frank
Marina Viotti, Prince Orlofsky
Magnus Dietrich, Alfred
Dominic Sedgwick, Dr Falke (instead of Leon Košavić)
Kresimir Spicer, Dr Blind
Alina Wunderlin, Adele
Sandrine Buendia, Ida
Manfred Schwaiger, Frog

Les Musiciens du Louvre
Musikfest Bremen Choir (rehearsal: Detlef Bratschke)
Marc Minkowski, Conductor

Joseph Haydn: Die Jahreszeiten Hob. XXI:3

Emöke Baráth, Soprano
Mauro Peter, Tenor
Florian Boesch, Bassbaritone

Danish Chamber Orchestra
Malmö Operakor
Adam Fischer, Conductor

Bing bang bong! - tower and tumble
A musical show for babies

Crawling, cuddling, sleeping - everything is allowed here!
Tones jump in triangles, sounds slide up and down, colourful timbres are piled up to form impressive shapes and then everything is knocked back down. A baby opera with singing, trumpet, double bass and drums.

Ida Aldrian, Singing
Anton Borderieux, Trumpet
Leonard Geiersbach, Double bass
Lin Chen, Percussion

Eva Binkle, Staging
Anke Napierala, Set-up
Janina Zell, Dramaturgy

Bing bang bong! - tower and tumble
A musical show for babies

Crawling, cuddling, sleeping - everything is allowed here!
Tones jump in triangles, sounds slide up and down, colourful timbres are piled up to form impressive shapes and then everything is knocked back down. A baby opera with singing, trumpet, double bass and drums.

Ida Aldrian, Singing
Anton Borderieux, Trumpet
Leonard Geiersbach, Double bass
Lin Chen, Percussion

Eva Binkle, Staging
Anke Napierala, Set-up
Janina Zell, Dramaturgy

Richard Strauss: Le bourgeois gentilhomme Op. 60
Richard Strauss: Ariadne auf Naxos

Andrew Staples, Bacchus
Anna-Lena Elbert, Zerbinetta
Emily Magee, Ariadne
Gurgen Baveyan, Harlequin
Stuart Patterson, Scaramuccio
Daniel Noyola, Truffaldino
Juan de Dios Mateos, Brighella
Samantha Gaul, Najade
Olivia Vermeulen, Dryade
Mirella Hagen, Echo

Iván Fischer, conductor
Budapest Festival Orchestra
Budapest Festival Orchestra

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

In co-operation with the Laxenburg Castle Concerts

In the historic setting of the Laxenburg Castle Theatre, this year's concert is all about Franz Schubert.

He composed "Die schöne Müllerin" 200 years ago - probably his most famous song cycle. In Laxenburg, the internationally acclaimed tenor Julian Prégardien and the exceptional pianist and lieder expert Daniel Heide meet Manuela Linshalm to shake up the art song with the art of theatre and literature. The puppeteer alternates between playing the Müllerin and the poet Wilhelm Müller, thus complementing the individual pieces of what is probably the most famous song cycle of the Romantic period.

Julian Prégardien, tenor
Daniel Heide, piano
Manuela Linshalm, recitation & puppetry

Charles Gounod: Roméo et Juliette

Nadine Sierra, Juliette
Patricia Nolz, Stéphano
Saimir Pirgu, Roméo
Daniel Jenz, Tybalt
Stefan Astakhov, Mercutio
Peter Kellner, Frère Laurent

Bertrand de Billy, Musical Direction
Jürgen Flimm, Stagine
Patrick Woodroffe, Costumes and Light Design
Birgit Hutter, Costumes
Renato Zanella, Choreographer

Bing bang bong! - tower and tumble
A musical show for babies

Crawling, cuddling, sleeping - everything is allowed here!
Tones jump in triangles, sounds slide up and down, colourful timbres are piled up to form impressive shapes and then everything is knocked back down. A baby opera with singing, trumpet, double bass and drums.

Ida Aldrian, Singing
Anton Borderieux, Trumpet
Leonard Geiersbach, Double bass
Lin Chen, Percussion

Eva Binkle, Staging
Anke Napierala, Set-up
Janina Zell, Dramaturgy

Bing bang bong! - tower and tumble
A musical show for babies

Crawling, cuddling, sleeping - everything is allowed here!
Tones jump in triangles, sounds slide up and down, colourful timbres are piled up to form impressive shapes and then everything is knocked back down. A baby opera with singing, trumpet, double bass and drums.

Ida Aldrian, Singing
Anton Borderieux, Trumpet
Leonard Geiersbach, Double bass
Lin Chen, Percussion

Eva Binkle, Staging
Anke Napierala, Set-up
Janina Zell, Dramaturgy

Ferruccio Busoni: Berceuse élégiaque op. 42
Gustav Mahler: Seven early songs for soprano and orchestra(arrangement by Eberhard Kloke)
Antonín Dvořák: Symphony Nr. 9 e-minor op. 95 „From the new world“

Mahler Chamber Orchestra
Antonello Manacorda, Conductor
Anna Prohaska, Soprano