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Imagine music so beautiful, so powerful, that it could enchant even the King of the Underworld. In 1607, Italian composer Claudio Monteverdi brought this stirring idea to life in his opera L’Orfeo. Based on the ancient Greek myth, L’Orfeo is the story of the legendary poet Orpheus, whose power over music could charm even the most savage beast. Misfortune strikes Orpheus on his wedding day as his bride Eurydice succumbs to a poisonous snakebite. Orpheus, driven mad with grief, descends into the Underworld to rescue his lost
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In one of the biggest undertakings in Brandenburg history, Artistic Director Paul Dyer fulfils his dream of bringing Monteverdi’s dramatic masterpiece to life. Mesmerising German tenor Markus Brutscher stars in the title role of this tragic love story performed in intimate concert mode. Discover this 17th century musical jewel with one of the most thrilling talents in Europe, an exciting Australian supporting cast, the earthy sounds of gut strings and the infernal fanfare of period brass. Experience one of the earliest operas ever written, like never before!
PLAYERS
Markus Brutscher (Germany) Orfeo
Sara Macliver (Australia) Eurydice/La Musica
Fiona Campbell (Australia) La Messagiera/Proserpina
Wolf Matthias Friedrich (Germany) Caronte/Plutone
and other Australian guest artists
and the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra
Artistic Director and conductor Paul Dyer
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BRISBANE FESTIVAL
QUEENSLAND CONSERVATORIUM
Wed 12 & Thurs 13 Sep at 7.30pmMORETON BAY COLLEGE
Sat 15 Sep at 7.30pmSYDNEY – CITY RECITAL HALL
Wed 19, Thu 20, Fri 21, Tues 25, Wed 26 Sep all at 7pm
MELBOURNE – HAMER HALL THE ARTS CENTRESun 23 Sep at 5pm
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SEE REHEARSAL PHOTOS HERE
SEE DRESS REHEARSAL PHOTOS HEREWhat the critics said:
Reviewer’s rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Peter McCallum, Sydney Morning Herald, 21 September 2012“…to be able to still grab our heartstrings is an extraordinary feat of musicianship, theatre and singing”
Ingrid Piper, Daily Telegraph, 21 September 2012Artistic Director Paul Dyer has created a sublime version of this 400-year-old early baroque opera which soars with emotion”
Ingrid Piper, Daily Telegraph, 21 September 2012“As legend goes, Orfeo’s music was so beautiful it tamed wild animals and moved gods. The same could be said for this thoroughly enjoyable production”
Wendy Lang, The Australian, 14 September 2012“Dyer’s stunning production is blessed with a splendid cast drawn from European and home-grown talent”
Steve Moffat, The Manly Daily, 20 September 2012