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Opera Werher by Massenet at the Opéra de Paris Jonas sing by Kaufmann and Sophie Koch [Etcohod] Jonas Kaufmann and Sophie Koch sing Werher by Massenet at the Opéra de Paris . Language: French. Subtitle: in: French (Hardcoded) Werther, by Jules Massenet Orchestre de l'Opéra national de Paris, Michel Plasson (direction) Jonas Kaufmann (Werther), Sophie Koch (Charlotte), Ludovic Tézier (Albert), Alain Vernhes (Le Bailli), Andreas Jaggi (Jean Schmidt), Christian Tréguie (Johann), Anne-Catherine Gillet (Sophie), Maîtrise des Hauts-de-Seine/choeur d'enfants de l'Opéra national de Paris Benoît Jacquot (stage director) André Diot (lighting) Christian Gasc (costumes) Directed by Benoît Jacquot and Louise Narboni Under the baton of Michel Plasson, a Massenet specialist, Jonas Kaufmann and Sophie Koch perform one of opera's most touching love stories. In Massenet's masterpiece, tears never cease to flow from the very moment the moonlight idyll is revealed and destroyed. 'My whole being cries at it' says Werther. We are a long way from opera's usual tears, be they furtive or violent. These tears flow slowly and inexorably, one by one. 'Patient tears' as Charlotte puts it. In the space of four acts, they will have done their work. Charlotte cannot hold them back as she rereads Werther's letters, and her tears are the only part of her, the only sacrifice that he dares ask of her. They will flow in front of Sophie, the angel of consolation. They will flow when Werther reads Ossian. And finally they will flow at the sight of Werther's blood-soaked body. Yet he refuses these last tears: for now he is happy and free. 'Werther' is a long requiem, 'lacrimosa dies illa', a tearful day if ever there was - a requiem for a young poet ending in paradise. Genre :opéras Length:02:41:49 Director:Benoît Jacquot, Louise Narboni Sharing Widget |
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