Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe – Page 14 – Seen and Heard International

Entertaining and robust Das Rheingold in Dortmund

14/05/2024 by Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

Germany Wagner, Das Rheingold: Soloists, Children’s chorus and Extras, Theater Dortmund; Dortmunder Philharmoniker / Gabriel Feltz (conductor). Dortmund Opera, 9.5.2024. (DMD)

[l-r] Morgan Moody, Irina Simmes, Sungho Kim, Tommi Hakala, Ursula Hesse von den Steinen, Matthias Wohlbrecht, Denis Velev, and Artyom Wasnetsov in Theater Dortmund’s *Das Rheingold* © Thomas M. Jauk

Intense and moving Peter Grimes in Oldenburg

12/05/2024 by Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

Germany Britten, Peter Grimes: Soloists, Chorus, Extra Chorus and Extras, Oldenburgisches Staatstheater; Oldenburgisches Staatsorchester, / Vito Cristofaro (conductor). Oldenburg State Theatre, 5.5.2024. (DMD)

[l-r] Melanie Lang (Mrs Sedley), Kihun Yoon (Balstrode), and Sally du Randt (Ellen Orford) © Stephan Walzl

Scenic and musical diversity in an outstanding Der Rosenkavalier in Bremerhaven

06/05/2024 by Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

Germany Richard Strauss, Der Rosenkavalier: Soloists, Chorus, Children’s chorus, Extra chorus and Extras of Stadttheater Bremerhaven, Philharmonic Orchestra Bremerhaven / Marc Niemann (conductor). Stadttheater Bremerhaven, 4.5.2024. (DMD)

[front l-r] Boshana Milkov (Octavian), Philipp Mayer (Ochs), Victoria Kunze (Sophie), Marcin Hutek (Faninal), [background l-r] MacKenzie Gallinger (Faninal’s Major-domo), Katharina Diegritz (Marianne Leitmetzerin), Daniel Dimitrov, Masahiro Yamada, James Bobby (Baron Ochs’s entourage), Mikolaj Fundela (Leopold) © Heiko Sandelmann

Impressive historically informed concert performance of Die Walküre in Hamburg

05/05/2024 by Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

Germany Wagner, Die Walküre (concert performance): Dresdener Festspielorchester, Concerto Köln / Kent Nagano (conductor). Internationales Musikfest Hamburg, Elbphilharmonie, 1.5.2024. (DMD)

The concert performance of *Die Walküre* at Hamburg’s Elbphilharmonie © Sebastian Madej

Stadttheater Bremerhaven in 2024-25

04/05/2024 by Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe

Diversity, imaginative classics and continuing courage for engaging with new formats are the key components of the Bremerhaven 2024/25 season

[l-r] Peter Hilton Fliegel (Head of Theatre), Marc Niemann (General Music Director), Michael Frost (City Councillor in charge of cultural affairs), Franziska Grevesmühl-von Macard (Head of Administration), Lars Tietje (Artistic Director), Markus Tatzig (Head of Music Theatre), Bianca Sue Henne (Head of Youth Theatre), and Alfonso Paencia (Head of Ballet). © Heiko Sandelmann

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Entertaining and robust Das Rheingold in Dortmund

Intense and moving Peter Grimes in Oldenburg

Scenic and musical diversity in an outstanding Der Rosenkavalier in Bremerhaven

Impressive historically informed concert performance of Die Walküre in Hamburg

Stadttheater Bremerhaven in 2024-25

L’elisir d’amore in Hannover has an ingenious production and superb singing

Spectacular visuals at the world premiere of pop oratorio #Himmelreich in Hamburg

A joyous Le nozze di Figaro in Lübeck