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Krenek: Karl V (2019)

ALL 02/23/2019 (de) Music 145 Min
  • Release
    02/23/2019
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  • Original title
    Krenek: Karl V
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Overview

Ernst Krenek's theatrical piece Karl V. consisting completely of twelve-tone series should have premiered at the Vienna State Opera. The political situation in the Vienna of 1933 and the fact that Krenek was despised by the Nazis because of this Jazz opera Jonny spielt auf, prevented the première. It only took place five years later in Prague, however Krenek had already emigrated to the USA. Karl V was the last emperor to hold to the idea of a Christian empire in which the sun never set, although its downfall was always inevitable, for numerous reasons. For the second production of Karl V. in the Nationaltheater, Carlus Padrissa in particular seeks out political power systems that are highly topical, and so very precisely analyses the treatment in the theatrical piece. At the core of the intellectually and linguistically highly qualified libretto, written by the composer himself, Karl V. reflects on his life and makes his confession to a young monk below Titian's La Gloria.

  1. Carlus Padrissa

    Director

  2. Story

  3. Editor

  4. Producer



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  1. Bo Skovhus

    Karl V.

  2. Christa Mayer

    Juana, seine Mutter

  3. Gun-Brit Barkmin

    Eleonore, seine Schwester

  4. Dean Power

    Ferdinand, sein Bruder

  5. Anne Schwanewilms

    Isabella, seine Gattin

  6. Janus Torp

    Juan de Regla, sein Beichtvater

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Casts : 6 , Crews : 6

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Krenek: Karl V (2019) 145 Min

ALL 02/23/2019 (de)
Music
  • Release 02/23/2019
  • Production
  • Original title Krenek: Karl V
  • de
  • Revenue0.00

Overview

Ernst Krenek's theatrical piece Karl V. consisting completely of twelve-tone series should have premiered at the Vienna State Opera. The political situation in the Vienna of 1933 and the fact that Krenek was despised by the Nazis because of this Jazz opera Jonny spielt auf, prevented the première. It only took place five years later in Prague, however Krenek had already emigrated to the USA. Karl V was the last emperor to hold to the idea of a Christian empire in which the sun never set, although its downfall was always inevitable, for numerous reasons. For the second production of Karl V. in the Nationaltheater, Carlus Padrissa in particular seeks out political power systems that are highly topical, and so very precisely analyses the treatment in the theatrical piece. At the core of the intellectually and linguistically highly qualified libretto, written by the composer himself, Karl V. reflects on his life and makes his confession to a young monk below Titian's La Gloria.

  1. Carlus Padrissa

    Director

  2. Story

  3. Editor

  4. Producer



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