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Aribert Reimann’s German-language opera adapts Federico García Lorca’s play La casa de Bernarda Alba, through Enrique Beck’s German translation. The available text does not provide plot details.
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Aribert Reimann’s German-language opera adapts Federico García Lorca’s play La casa de Bernarda Alba, through Enrique Beck’s German translation. The available text does not provide plot details.
Aribert Reimann’s adaptation of Kafka’s novel follows the stranger K., who arrives in a community that rejects him and is observed by an opaque apparatus.
Aribert Reimann’s German-language operatic adaptation of August Strindberg’s play The Ghost Sonata.
A German-language opera based on August Strindberg’s play A Dream Play.
Aribert Reimann combines three Maeterlinck plays into a single opera linked by fate, death, and unseen characters. The sections present a domestic tragedy with supernatural overtones, a family tragedy involving suicide, and a medieval tale of murder driven by the pursuit of power.
A two-part German-language opera based on Shakespeare’s tragedy King Lear. The entry does not provide a detailed account of the opera’s plot.
Reimann’s opera follows Franz Grillparzer’s play Medea, in which the title character is portrayed as a foreigner without protection who becomes the victim of powerful men and is expelled from society.
Set in France before World War I, the opera reimagines the water spirit Melusine in modern life. Married to a real estate agent, she tries to protect a park she believes is filled with nature spirits, but a castle is built there and she dies after losing her virginity.
Aribert Reimann’s German-language opera based on Euripides’ tragedy The Trojan Women.
Aribert Reimann’s German-language opera adapts Federico García Lorca’s play La casa de Bernarda Alba, through Enrique Beck’s German translation. The available text does not provide plot details.
Aribert Reimann’s adaptation of Kafka’s novel follows the stranger K., who arrives in a community that rejects him and is observed by an opaque apparatus.
Aribert Reimann’s German-language operatic adaptation of August Strindberg’s play The Ghost Sonata.
A German-language opera based on August Strindberg’s play A Dream Play.
Aribert Reimann combines three Maeterlinck plays into a single opera linked by fate, death, and unseen characters. The sections present a domestic tragedy with supernatural overtones, a family tragedy involving suicide, and a medieval tale of murder driven by the pursuit of power.
A two-part German-language opera based on Shakespeare’s tragedy King Lear. The entry does not provide a detailed account of the opera’s plot.
Reimann’s opera follows Franz Grillparzer’s play Medea, in which the title character is portrayed as a foreigner without protection who becomes the victim of powerful men and is expelled from society.
Set in France before World War I, the opera reimagines the water spirit Melusine in modern life. Married to a real estate agent, she tries to protect a park she believes is filled with nature spirits, but a castle is built there and she dies after losing her virginity.
Aribert Reimann’s German-language opera based on Euripides’ tragedy The Trojan Women.