Forthcoming Wagner

[ARBurton]

Saturday 11th May - Gotterdammerung from the NY Met on Radio 3.

Sunday 12th May - Der fliegende Hollander from Zurich, on ARTE (Euro TV, Astra 19.2)

Saturday 26th May - Der fliegende Hollander from Amsterdam, 12.30pm, on Bayern 4 Klassik
Lohengrin, from Welsh National Opera, 2.45pm on Radio 3
Parsifal, from Dortmund, 7pm on SudWestfunk Radio 2

Sunday 27th May - long lie down in darkened room accompanied by Bach keyboard music..>!

[Mr Pee]

Saturday 11th May - Gotterdammerung from the NY Met on Radio 3.

Sunday 12th May - Der fliegende Hollander from Zurich, on ARTE (Euro TV, Astra 19.2)

Saturday 26th May - Der fliegende Hollander from Amsterdam, 12.30pm, on Bayern 4 Klassik
Lohengrin, from Welsh National Opera, 2.45pm on Radio 3
Parsifal, from Dortmund, 7pm on SudWestfunk Radio 2

Sunday 27th May - long lie down in darkened room accompanied by Bach keyboard music..>!

http://www.for3.org/forums/showthread.php?8268-Wagner-Season-on-Sky-Arts-2

http://www.for3.org/forums/showthread.php?8273-Pappano-s-essential-Ring-Cycle-BBC4&highlight=Pappano

[David-G]

Sunday 12th May - Der fliegende Hollander from Zurich, on ARTE (Euro TV, Astra 19.2)

Do I take it this is video? Can you give a link to this station? Zurich Opera brought Der Fliegende Hollander to the Festival Hall last December. It was just superb!

[ARBurton]

Do I take it this is video? Can you give a link to this station? Zurich Opera brought Der Fliegende Hollander to the Festival Hall last December. It was just superb!

Hi there

Yes indeed, ARTE is a Euro TV station. Here`s a link to the listings for Sunday.

http://www.arte.tv/guide/fr/20130512

PM me.

[ARBurton]

Late addition - Swiss radio Espace 2 has a Rheingold tonight, recorded at the Grand Theatre Geneva in March, Metzmacher conducting.

(Wotan Tom Fox, Loge Corby Welch, Alberich John Lundgren, Mime Andreas Conrad, Fasolt Alfred Reiter, Fafner Steven Humes, Mime Thomas Oliemans, Froh Christoph Strehl, Fricka Elena Zhidkova, Freia Agneta Eichenholz, Erda Maria Radner,
Woglinde Polina Pasztircsák, Wellgunde Stephanie Lauricella, Flosshilde Laura Nykänen)

[Bert Coules]

Thanks for those links. Unless I'm misreading it, the Arte listing gives 22.40 as the start time for the Dutchman, but in fact it began some ten minutes ago (I write this at 9.19pm). Preview clips during the overture paint a rather strange picture of dinner-suited sailors and frilly-aproned (non-) spinning ladies, billed as "Servants of Daland". Interesting...

[ARBurton]

No, sadly Bert you are right. I tuned in at 9.33pm to start recording, going on the 9.40pm start-time as per ARTE`s website only to find I`d missed 20 mins. Even allowing for the 1hr time difference between UK and Euro time, this is bizarre. Whoever heard of a broadcaster starting 20 mins early!!

[slarty]

It did not start early. According to the german equivalent of the Radio Times,it was scheduled to begin at 22.10 and did.ARTE's website is very "iffy" sometimes.


Another upcoming TV broadcast - from Bayreuth 22 May - concert with Thielemann / Westbroek / Botha / Papé scenes from Tannhäuser,Rienzi and Walküre.(ARTE)
It says "live" - which normally means tape delay.
I will post the correct time nearer the date.

[ARBurton]

It did not start early. According to the german equivalent of the Radio Times,it was scheduled to begin at 22.10 and did.ARTE's website is very "iffy" sometimes.


Another upcoming TV broadcast - from Bayreuth 22 May - concert with Thielemann / Westbroek / Botha / Papé scenes from Tannhäuser,Rienzi and Walküre.(ARTE)
It says "live" - which normally means tape delay.
I will post the correct time nearer the date.

Well that`s all very well, but one would have thought that the tv channel`s own website would manage to get it right, wouldn`t you! A mistake I most assuredly will NOT be making again!!!!

[Paul Campbell]

There are slight time differences between the French and German versions of Arte. It used to be synchronised but in recent times this is no longer the case. Both are available at 19.2 - I guess this is where the confusion over start time arises.

[ARBurton]

I have emailed the channel in both French and German to ask if it will be repeated. The closing credits suggest a co-production between ARTE and SWF so maybe it might appear on SWF (although they carried an audio version a couple of weeks ago.) I fear this one may be destined to remain incomplete in my archive!

[slarty]

I recorded it if you are interest send me a PM

[Serial_Apologist]

From next week's RT:

Monday 20th

10.45 pm - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers.
1/5 Wagner and German Idealism. Professor Roger Scruton* explores the philosophical background that influenced the young composer

Tuesday 21st

10.45 pm - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers
2/5 Wagner and the Philosophy of Revolution. Anthony Grayling examines the years before and after the 1849 Dresden uprising.

Wednesday 22nd

10.45 pm - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers
3/5 Wagner and Schopenhauer. Professor Christopher Janaway describes Wagner's life-changing encounter with Arthur Schopenhauer.

Thursday 23rd

10.00 pm - Night Waves
As part of Wagner 200 Anne McElvoy assesses the composer's relationship with his Jewish collaborators and the extent to which Wagner's music is veiled anti-Semitism

10.45 pm - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers
4/5 Wagner and Nietzsche. Michael Tanner explores the relationship between the two titans of German culture, 55-year-old Wagner and 24-year-old philologist Friedrich Nietzsche, who was destined to become a great philosopher. Out of their heady chats about Schopenhauer, Euripides and Socrates came Nietszche's first book, The Birth of Tragedy out of the Spirit of Music, published in 1972.

Friday 24th

10.45 om - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers
5/5 Wagner and Adorno. Professor John Deathridge explores the posthumous reputation of Wagner as seen through the lens of philosopher Theodor Adorno (1903-69)

*

[David-G]

Sunday 12th May - Der fliegende Hollander from Zurich, on ARTE (Euro TV, Astra 19.2)

I have found this here: http://videos.arte.tv/de/videos/wagn...--7471586.html. I have no idea how long this will be available.

[amateur51]

From next week's RT:

Monday 20th

10.45 pm - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers.
1/5 Wagner and German Idealism. Professor Roger Scruton* explores the philosophical background that influenced the young composer

Tuesday 21st

10.45 pm - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers
2/5 Wagner and the Philosophy of Revolution. Anthony Grayling examines the years before and after the 1849 Dresden uprising.

Wednesday 22nd

10.45 pm - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers
3/5 Wagner and Schopenhauer. Professor Christopher Janaway describes Wagner's life-changing encounter with Arthur Schopenhauer.

Thursday 23rd

10.00 pm - Night Waves
As part of Wagner 200 Anne McElvoy assesses the composer's relationship with his Jewish collaborators and the extent to which Wagner's music is veiled anti-Semitism

10.45 pm - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers
4/5 Wagner and Nietzsche. Michael Tanner explores the relationship between the two titans of German culture, 55-year-old Wagner and 24-year-old philologist Friedrich Nietzsche, who was destined to become a great philosopher. Out of their heady chats about Schopenhauer, Euripides and Socrates came Nietszche's first book, The Birth of Tragedy out of the Spirit of Music, published in 1972.

Friday 24th

10.45 om - Wagner 200: The Essay: Wagner's Philosophers
5/5 Wagner and Adorno. Professor John Deathridge explores the posthumous reputation of Wagner as seen through the lens of philosopher Theodor Adorno (1903-69)

*

Good Radio Three-type output but why so late? - it'll be the i-player for me