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SOPHIE KLUSSMANN will be on 01. November 2022 by Opernfestspielen Heidenheim with Josef Haydn DIE JAHRESZEITEN (Markus Bosch). On 18. November she will sing JOHANNES BRAHMS – EIN DEUTSCHES REQUIEM with Copenhagen Phil in Konservatoriets Konzertsal Copenhagen, Denmark on the site from Michael Nagy and under the musical direction of Christoph Eschenbach and on 20. November with the same programm, but with Philharmonischen Orchester Cottbus and Alexander Merzyn in Cottbus.
On 26. November and 09. Dezember she will take part as Margret in XAVIER DAYER – ALZHEIM at Staatstheater Cottbus, (M.: Johannes Zurl). And on 03. Dezember follows JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH – H-MOLL MESSE in Düsseldorf, (M.: Wolfgang Abendroth).
We would like to draw your attention to the recently released new CD produced by Ernst Theis at Bavarian Radio Station with the Munich Radio Orchestra. The production deals with early film music, partly from the difficult time of National Socialism. Ernst Theis has been dealing with this topic for quite some time and how he can keep the memory of this time alive in the context of his artistic work in a suitable, unadorned, differentiated way and with a focus on the music.
RÉBELLES!
„réBelles! portraits lyriques“ is an album by Josefine Göhmann in partnership with the German pianist Mario Häring. The album presents female archetypes – Vierge, Sirène, Héroïne, Ophélie – like exhibition rooms of a museum, containing songs instead of paintings, in which visual art resonates and the question of female self-determination “today” re-emerges after some 100 years of the women’s rights movement.
In the 2022 yearbook of the „Opernwelt“ magazine, Josefine Göhmann and her musical CD „réBelles! portraits lyriques“ were nominated for the Media Release of the Year Award (Arno Lücker).
This co-production with Deutschlandradio/DLF and Solo Musica has received a great deal of positive feedback from the European trade press (including Opernwelt, Diapason, Pizzicato, Das Opernglas, Opera Online, Orpheus, France Musique, ORF/Ö1, NDR Kultur).
