The Dallas Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Fabio Luisi, will present an opera-in-concert version of Wagner’s epic Der Ring des Nibelungen (the Ring cycle) in its entirety, becoming the first American orchestra in recent history to do so.
Siegfried answers the question: What has become of Brünnhilde these 20-or-so years since Die Walküre? As Wagner’s epic continues to unfold, the young hero of the story goes in search of a rich treasure, slays the monstrous cave-dwelling dragon who guards the hoard, and discovers a beautiful woman on a mountain top protected by impenetrable fire. And, finding her, awakens her with a kiss.
The concert will be performed with English supertitles. The full Ring cycle will be presented starting on Sunday, October 13.
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Fabio Luisi, will present an opera-in-concert version of Wagner’s epic Der Ring des Nibelungen (the Ring cycle) in its entirety, becoming the first American orchestra in recent history to do so.
Siegfried answers the question: What has become of Brünnhilde these 20-or-so years since Die Walküre? As Wagner’s epic continues to unfold, the young hero of the story goes in search of a rich treasure, slays the monstrous cave-dwelling dragon who guards the hoard, and discovers a beautiful woman on a mountain top protected by impenetrable fire. And, finding her, awakens her with a kiss.
The concert will be performed with English supertitles. The full Ring cycle will be presented starting on Sunday, October 13.
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