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Richard Strauss:
SALOME
Music Drama in 1 Act in German with Japanese supertitles
OPERA HOUSE |
SALOME and TOSCA will alternately be presented
during the performance period from May 1 to May 11
Link-TOSCA Page |
<STAFF> |
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The Original by |
: Oscar Wilde |
German translation by |
: Headwig Lachmann |
Headwig Lachmann |
: Richard Strauss |
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Artistic Director |
: Igarashi Kiyoshi |
Conductor |
: Kodama Hiroshi |
Original Production |
: August Everding |
Revival rehearsed by |
: Helmut Lehberger |
Scenery and Costumes |
: Jörg Zimmermann |
Choreographer |
: Ishii Kiyoko |
Stage Manager |
: Osawa Hiroshi |
Assistant Conductor |
: Joya Masahiro / Moriguchi Shinji / Oshima Yoshiaki |
Assistant Stage Director |
: Maekawa Kuniko |
Orchastra |
: Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra |
Presented by |
: New National Theatre, Tokyo |
Wakasugi Hiroshi the original conductor is unable to stage due to the injury
on his lumbar, and Kodama Hiroshi is
going to take his place.
Please also refer to New National
Theatre News. |
<CAST> |
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Salome |
: Janice Baird |
Herodes |
: Wolfgang Schmidt |
Herodias |
: Koyama Yumi |
Jochanaan |
: Aoto Satoru |
Narraboth |
: Mizuguchi Satoshi |
Ein Page der Herodias |
: Moriyama Kyoko |
5 Juden 1 |
: Idane Yasuhiko |
5 Juden 2 |
: Hayama Kosei |
5 Juden 3 |
: Kunuki Tatsuya |
5 Juden 4 |
: Ono Mitsuhiko |
5 Juden 5 |
: Okubo Mitsuya |
2 Nazarener 1 |
: Kudo Hiroshi |
2 Nazarener 2 |
: Onuki Iwao |
2 Soldaten 1 |
: Shimura Fumihiko |
2 Soldaten 2 |
: Shikano Yoshiyuki |
Ein Cappadocier |
: Imao Shigeru |
Ein Sklave |
: Kobayashi Nami |
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<PERFORMANCES> |
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MAY 2002 |
Wednesday
1 |
Saturday
4 |
Tuesday 7 |
Thursday 9 |
3:00pm |
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X |
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7:00pm |
X |
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X |
X |
Doors will open 60 minutes before the opening of the performance.
Small lectures on this opera will be presented 45 minutes before the curtain time. |
<ADVANCE TICKETS> |
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Available from Sunday 24 February, 2002 at 10:00am.
To order tickets, please call +81-3-5352-9999 (10:00am-6:00pm).
Internet ticket reservation available through the following Websites.(Japanese only)
http://t.pia.co.jp/
http://eee.eplus.co.jp/ |
<TICKET PRICES> |
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Type |
Seat S |
Seat A |
Seat B |
Seat C |
Seat D |
Seat E |
Price |
¥15,750 |
¥13,650 |
¥10,500 |
¥7,350 |
¥5,250 |
¥3,150 |
Seat Z(¥1,500) is sold only on the performance day at the Box Office and a part of Ticket Pia Offices.
<SPECIAL
SET TICKETS FOR SALOME AND TOSCA>
Salome for Today, Tosca for Tomorrow - please
do not miss this luxurious occasion, as this serves you with the following
special pricing.
Type |
Price |
Seat S |
¥29,452 (15% off the
regular ¥34,650) |
Seat A |
¥24,989 (15% off the
regular ¥29,400) |
To order tickets, please call +81-3-5352-9999 at the Box Office, +81-3-5237-9999
at the Ticket PIA, or +81-3-5749-9911 at the E-plus.
Please Note:
*Only on February 24th (the opening day that operates this special
service), the number of tickets purchased will be limited to 4 sets.
*Other special services (students, the elderly, the disabled, or family
service) are inapplicable to this service. |
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Depicts
the World of Immorality and Sensuality with Boldness
Richard Strauss's Ambitious Work That Shocked the World
Salome created a great sensation for its scandalous subject matter
when premiered in 1905, which subsequently lead the musical drama to be
banned in numerous cities.
This is Richard Strauss's ambitious work whereby he attempted to begin a
new page in the history of opera. Show-like elements, represented by the
controversial Dance of the Seven Veils, being just a part of this drama,
Salome is condensed in a one-act stage that presents scores of intense
and exciting music. The production premiered in April 2000 by the New National
Theatre drew public attention for its stage direction of the highest quality
and the aesthetic stage setting; the sets and costumes originally of the
Bayerische Staatsoper theatre.
Synopsis
The setting is the king Herod's palace in Jerusalem around 30 A.D.
One night, when the air is filled with languor, Salome, Herod's stepdaughter,
takes interest in the prophet Jochanaan (John the Baptist), who is imprisoned
in a cistern.
Asked by Herod, Salome dances the voluptuous Dance of the Seven Veils at
his banquet. In reward for this, she demands the head of Jochanaan placed
on a silver platter. |
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