El Público (2014) - Mauricio Sotelo
Mar 8, 2016 1:45:33 GMT -5
Post by Uncle Henry on Mar 8, 2016 1:45:33 GMT -5
The music of the opera El Público was written by Mauricio Sotelo, a Spaniard born in 1961 about whom further information may be read HERE:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauricio_Sotelo
The nature of the opera is briefly discussed (in French) HERE:
fomalhaut.over-blog.org/2015/03/el-publico-j-a-lopez-t-tatzl-i-gaudi-r-castro-p-heras-casado-madrid.html
The work is described as "an opera Sous le Sable in a prologue and five scenes". "Sous le sable" means "under the sand", but I do not at present know what significance the phrase carries in this context. It may or may not refer somehow to Ozon's 2000 film in which a woman loses her husband.
The opera is sung in the Spanish language, and the libretto derives from a text left by Lorca. This performance - its first - took place in Madrid on the sixth of March 2015.
The orchestra is the Klangforum Wien.
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mauricio_Sotelo
The nature of the opera is briefly discussed (in French) HERE:
fomalhaut.over-blog.org/2015/03/el-publico-j-a-lopez-t-tatzl-i-gaudi-r-castro-p-heras-casado-madrid.html
The work is described as "an opera Sous le Sable in a prologue and five scenes". "Sous le sable" means "under the sand", but I do not at present know what significance the phrase carries in this context. It may or may not refer somehow to Ozon's 2000 film in which a woman loses her husband.
The opera is sung in the Spanish language, and the libretto derives from a text left by Lorca. This performance - its first - took place in Madrid on the sixth of March 2015.
The orchestra is the Klangforum Wien.
Sample images:
To watch the video our Members may continue THIS WAY.