Borde vara olaglig att inte se Per Gynt på Dramaten

Att vara sig själv betyder att offra sig själv

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Titel Peer Gynt

Regi Michael Thalheimer

Medverkande Erik Ehn  Stina Ekblad Rebecka Hemse Tomas Hanson Carl Magnus Dellow Andreas Robin Svenson

Teatern Kungliga dramatiska teatern Stora scenen

Betyg Mästerverk

Jag gick väldigt ofta på teatern under min ungdom och jag längtade efter ett teatern som kunde vara både nyskapade och respektfull mot traditioner och stora litterära verk  som kunde låta mig underhålla och även röra mig. Nu tack vare den enorma iscensättningen av Michael Thalheimer

Efter Henrik Ibsen pjäs om en folklig antihjälte har jag hittat det i ett verk som är så vackert att man är gråtfärdig. Det är en svart låta och på vridgolvet som är prefekt använd ser vi ett podium och det är där i vilken historia kanske första komplekta antihjälte kommer att deklamera sig röra sig och pina i en iscensättning i vilken kroppen är den centrala. Den post moderna teatern mycket tack vare personligheter som Wildof Grotovski har varit den centrale punkten och det som Michael Thalheimer och inte minst Erik Ehn i en iscensättning (som lägger honom vi samma kaliber som sådan hjältar som max von Sydow och Börje Ahlstedt som var Per Gynt i Ingmar Bergman fantastiska iscensättningar i Malmö på 1950 talet men även på kungliga Dramatiska teatern år 1991) gör att sätta kroppen i centrum genom det kan röra sig inne i den skog av tankar som är avgrunden av denna personen själ. Det är en kropp från vilken vi kommer till insidan och vi ser den stora kontexten mellan Per Gynt kraftiga expressionistiska gestaltning som Erik Ehn gör med modern åse spelade av stina Ekbald. Hennes roll är fläckfri om en adels för ung modern som kan efter ett svårt äktenskap inte kontrollera hennes son. Erik Ehn läser eller kanske rättare sagt framställer Per Gynt med hjälp av George miller och Tom Hardy film ”mad Ma :Fury Road” och även två andra roller som dagens publik kanR Bolton i Iwan Rheon tolkning och malcom McDowell  i rollen som Alex i ”Clockworkd orange”. Det är just samma kostym dem vita byxorna som man ser i Kubrick mästerverk och precis som per Gynt har på sig och lik som mad max härjar per Gynt med ordet makt. Likhet med Rasmely finns förutom i spelet enorma kvalitet även i det som vi skulle kunna definiera som den ynkliga hat och rädslan för ett gym fadern gestalt. Från diskussion med modern vet vi att Gynt fadern lämnade honom i ett enorm bankrutt och Alask en av dem många roller som spelas med enormt kraft av Carl Magnus Dellow en av Europas bästa karaktär skådespelaren en smed som misshandlar Per Gynt eller Solweigs ynkliga frikyrkliga fader. En fader som blir tre stycken när iklädda i kapitalist dräkter dem tre andra skådespelaren Andreas Robin Svenson Tomas Hanson Carl Magnus Dellow i början av andra akten prisar den kapitalistiska Per Gynt. Denna scen är viktig eftersom per Gynt slår sig på bröstet av hans meriter blanda annat slav handel. Ibsen i hans senaste mästerverk angrepp inte bara den norsk svenska men även hela det europeiska borgerskapet ynklighet och girighet. Per Gynt på grund av hans naivitet säger det som är fel att stödja de andra turkarna i dess kamp mot européer grekerna och det placera honom i ett dålig sits blad dem andra. Om vi läser Per Gynt som ett livsöde vi ser hur han placeras ständigt med den andra som kan vara de folkliga myter av trollar med ett nästan satanisk trollkung som spelas av Tomas Hanson med ett kroppsspråk av Alice Cooper eller King Diamon  till vilka per Gynt nekar sig men som kommer tillbaka med troll prinsessan spelade av Carl Magnus Dellow och den monstruösa sonen Andreas Robin Svenson vilka är den äktade elisabetanska clowner och bakom dem finns den demoner i den medeltida passion drama. Den andre kn även vara kvinnan som tillhör det Afrikanska folket beduin stammen som spelas på ett utmanade sätt av Rebecka Hemse som avisar Per Gynt som en pajas till den andra i form av sin eget galenskap en roll som Andreas Robin Svenson spelar med ett expressionistisk stilisering som låter själen trädda fram. Den andra blir den kusliga döden i vilken Tomas Hanson spelar ett Tarantino likade boven eller det knappstöpparen som ser verkligheten att Per Gynt är verken en dålig människa en syndare eller en komplekt sådan. Det mest rörande scenen är onekligen när per Gynts moder dör i hans armar och han talar med henne om paradiset. Observera att mera än ett kristet paradis det är frågan om den tredje dödriket som vikingar trodde på inte Valhalla för hjältar , Jourteheim och Hell för den onda men den gröna fjällen landet i vilken det fanns alltid välstånd. För modern Per Gynt är enbart en lögnhals men även ett barn medan Solvieg och här Rebecka Hemse gör ett adels utmärk rolltolkning visligen nedtonat men ständigt närvarande ser Per Gynt bara som per Gynt utan hans fobier hans rädslor bara som en yngling som gör fel och hon älskar. Hon älskar honom som han är hans goda sidor som en vuxen och kapabel kvinna som en feminist om vi skulle använda oss av dagens ord. En iscensättning av en äldre klassiker som är fantastisk i varje stund full av starka visuella scener perfekt och så levande. Kungliga dramatiska teatern har 869 platser och jag hoppas att du läsaren kan köpa en av dem nu. När det gäller ledning jag kan bra tacka den att ha gett ett sådan djup teatern så skicklig och hoppas att den kan även turnera i utlandet.

Robert Fogelberg Rota

 

 

A great metal composer

Interview with Marco Riover Boccoti

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  1. Well could you introduce you to a Swedish pubblic?

     

    Hi Sweden metalheads! I’m Marco 24 years old from Italy, i’m Heavy Metal vocalist of Delirant chaotic sound and Hercunia.   

     

  2. How is the difficulties and the possibility of making rock music in Italy today?

The main difficulty of course is money and time: most muscists are young dudes usually students without a fixed salary while the musicits that have a work have less time for composing music or play. 

 

 

  1. Could you tell uss something about the music shene+’how do you work for the composing of your works?

     

    Heavy metal scene in italy is not and easy reality, Italy is full of good band and not.

    all the bands are constatly in competion to take a little piece of visibility and this situation create a lot of hate and envy between the bands and the misicians.

    When i composing music works i do it in two ways: because my bands have differet styles with Hercunia i play folk metal and i am inspired by my passion for history and i write lirycs that talking about history facts or myths and legends of ancient time. For the DCS is different we play a melodic Death Trash metal and i am inspired, usually, by the things happened im my life, i watch the world outside and look at all the shit are arround and i want to scream I’M ANGRY! I DO NOT ACCCEPT THIS! The DCS lyrics are full of ideas and complait and sometimes also feelings caused by this situations.   

     

  2. How do you write the lyrics?

     

    When i am inspired i take the first thing in front of me for wrote, maybe are only two lines of words but i need to inprint this words on paper for not forget it and a lot of ideas starts to be created. Sometimes becoming nothing or are temporarily suspended for do something special further on, sometimes  they become immediately a full lyrics with a lot of passion inside.

     

  3. What theme do you use?

     

    as I said about the Hercunia I wrote music inspiring me to the history or its legends and myths like celtic tales, it helps me to free my mind an escape in acient times.

With DCS (Delirant Chaotic Sound) instead i use music I use music as a means of protestm, for talk about injustice, feelings and to denounce what I think is wrong.

 

 

  1. How is it with your possibility of making concert in Italy?

     

    The place for play are less and less everyday and if you want to play usually you play for free maybe if you are lucky you got a pizza and a beer.

    The luckiest that got a date for play are prepared to play for 6-7 people usually few best friends because italy is full of metalheads but when its time to take boots and go out for listen the bands of own town play everybody prefer rest at home and write on own facebook pages “ i love metal, i’m a metalheads”.

    Dudes i know that a lot of bands are shitty bands but  Saturday is maded up for go out, take a beer and speak with your friends face to face maybe only for watch something different then the pc monitor.  But some musicians are not afraid of this and put the best of his self for play and composing music and someone sometimes, dosen’t become the most famous, but someone take some little satisfaction. This summer we (Hercunia) have play in front of a lot of people with TYR a famous folk metal band from Faer Oer islands.

     

  2. Have you thought about making film music or have you make it?

     

    Yes,  grace to a very promising frined in the field of videomaking with DCS we have made a music video of the song DOGMA a song that talk about religious extremism. The video tells about two soldiers: one follows cautiously what is imposed on him and one that have a second thoughts. Watch the video if you whant to know what happenes!

     

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aVjbo1sZOnY

     

     

  3. Do you have some favourite Swedish musician?

     

    Of course a lot! sweden has been an important landscape for metal music, i can’t forget the melodic death metal born in sweden with band like InFlames, At the gates, Dark tranquillity, Children of bodom; and now perpetrated by band like Arch enemy or Amon Amarth.

     

  4. Have you been supporting other groups?

     

Certainly I try to do my best to help friends often trying to make them play with me or passing dates where i can’t play!

 

 

  1. When will you come to Sweden?

I hope soon! for my passion for her story and for coming to play in that beautiful lands!

For know bather about his check on https://www.youtube.com/user/delirantchaoticsound

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClnPrt3eE04SGuNIrdScGeg

A super spanish composer

INTERVIEW: JEZABEL MARTINEZ

 

Genre is an real impornat opic and cinema has been some part of avuangar for some social changes and as producer , director , actress but from the composer side it has been not so common yet but from the beautiful madrid reason the spirit of Wolgfard Amedeus Mozart as reborn in a Spanish beauty a much more raffinate and sophisticate Penelope Cruz call Jezabel-Martinez (2). The comparison with Penelope Cruz is a big compliment for Penelope Cruz but the comparison with Mozart gets a particular reason the capacity of the genious from Salzburg of listening to several kind of music in his contemporaneity and to rearrange them and give more ability more virtuosity Jezabel-Martinez is a great virtuoso and she know exactly what to take and what to leave. The classical background is important and is both in a Spanish tradition but she confront and get inspiration even with British Celtic folk music that she translate some rock and roll or may be more hardrock and really exelent epic music. If you listed to this piece you will understand what I say https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AqBdWSaoqk a powerful image with melody and choir that has much more of Vangelis capacity that one could be delight from i example Sir Ridley Scott 1492. It is a film composer music that doesn’t work with the pure strength of Enio Moriccone and his school or the rytmen of Danny Elfam but with atmosphere similar to a ferry’s wings that is covering the face of a knight in a marvelous forest or the idean of magic. Jezabel-Martinez has give this interview only for us of film basen

Epic Music: THE BATTLE by Jezabel Martinez

Composed by Jezabel Martinez. More music at: www.jezabelmartinez.com.es

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Could you present yourself to a Swedish public?

Hej!

I´m a violinist and composer from Spain,  I´m filmmaker too, so creating music for films is a good equilibrium between the music career and the filmmaking career! I love both worlds and they are complementary. Image and sound work together.

Also I´m the violinist of the Folk Band Kinnia, but I play as guest violinist with several bands of different styles such as: classical music, pagan folk, metal, oriental metal, rock, etc, etc.

How did you become a composer?

I started studying violin in the music conservatory when I was a young girl, but later, when in the University I started my filmmaking studies, I started to create the music for my shortfilms and later other classmates asked me to create music for them, then, directors out of school asked me to create music for their shortfilms, I was lucky and won several awards in film festivals, and since then I haven´t stopped! :D

Do you get inspired by other musician?

Of course, I´ve inspired since I was a Little child by the great masters: Bach, Vivaldi, Mozart (by the way, thanks for your comparison), I loved the composers from the Renaissance, (Tallis, Allegri, Byrd, Palestrina…), and later I was influenced by the romantics (Sarasate, Chopin, Schubert, Paganini…) I love Dvorak and Brahms too… But when I grown up I discovered different composers who had a big impact on me, I discovered minimal music and totally fell in love with it. And the minimal music is used for scoring a lot of films! I love the style, very simple and complex at the same time. So I absolutely love Philip Glass, Michael Nyman, Max Ricther, Arvö Part… they were a reference to me when I composed Sacred Geometry, my last work.

 

How did you become part of the Irish folk music and why did you work with la Follia?

At the same time I was studying classical music at the Music School, I knew Celtic music. In the north of Spain there is a huge Celtic heritage,  I recommend you to read about King Breogán in Galicia and about Asturias, Galicia and Cantabria. This celtic culture is large and, it´s surprising this information is unknown in many countries.  In the land of Spain I come from, Aragon, there was an interesting mix between celts and iberians. Later these lands were conquered by the Romans but this is another story…

With this background, I started to enjoy Celtic music very soon, and fell in love with music from Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Brittany (France). So I played as violinist in several folk bands, and finally, in Kinnia I found a home. We are specialised in Irish music but we play everything, even soundtracks sometimes! ;)

About the Folia, I love the variations based in that old  Spanish motiv, Vivaldi´s, Corelli´s and Marais´s versions are my favourites. So I insisted in creating a Folia version for Kinnia as bonus track of our first EP, you can listen it here:

https://open.spotify.com/artist/59mwPsBFIga7DewC7YhUIT

 

How was your work in animation?

I created the music for an interesting animation shortfilm called Mother Sand, It won several awards around the world, and I loved the experience, the process was a bit long but interesting anyway. Here you can listen an extract of the score:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xyr30ONyGyE

How do you see to film music and could you tell iss a bit of experience you had in that?

For me is very easy to create music for films, I watch the film first and I feel it speaks to me. Everything gives information to me, the tempo, the colours, the photography, everything…

One of the most interesting experiences I had was with a Spanish short film called S.O.S it was a drama with supernatural phenomena, the short was actually very long, and it took me a lot of work, but I had the leitmotiv in my head everytime.

Other work I loved was the music for the indie film “Por Horas”, it was selected in important international film festivals too.  My beloved grandpa died when I was composing the music, so it was very hard to me, but at the same time, I felt a lot of peace while I was composing.

Listen S.O.S. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tOnF_MbY1DM

Listen “Por Horas”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eo_1AWwQYfA

 

When I listed to several epic composition and I think most to games of throndes they work more with rhythm than melody you do the opposite do you agree with me?

Well, yes… and no. ;)

It´s true that there are a lot of rythmic motivs based in percussion in GOT, but every music is based in both melody and rythm. In my case, for me the melody is important, it´s a strong point for me, but Ramin Djawadi is evolutioning a lot, I think he´s a god composer, and he created wonderful melodies in Game of Thrones, such as “Mhysa”, “The rains of Castamere”, and “Light of the seven”, where he uses piano.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AqBdWSaoqk

How is for you to work with leif motive ?

For me is very easy! When I have to base a leitmotiv in a carácter, it´s even easier, I only have to think in character´s psychology, appearance, preferences, etc. And only transform that in music.

Have you work with mickmousing?

Not yet, but I´d love to. I love experimentation!!!

How much do you work with software?

I work with software a lot!!!! I´m a bit classical anyway, I need to write my creations in a sheetmusic. I use Sibelius for that. I use ProTools too, and some real instruments for recording.

If you ahd to write a composition from an historical personality who would you chose?

There are a lot of historical people I admire! It´s difficult to choose only one, so let´s say for example Hildegard von Bingen, Katherine of Aragon (she was Henty VIII´s first wife and one of the most intelligent woman of the Renaissance) , Socrates…

To whom could you make a composition in games of Throndes?

My favourites are Daenerys and Tyrion, but Sansa got a great evolution last season, so probably I would choose this one J   By the way, in Kinnia we made a GOT main title version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o6ekEQO9N3s

 

How is the courent situatin with Spanish cinema?

Well, there is not a strong industry like Hollywood here, but there are lots of good people trying to shoot good films. But the situation is hard for several filmmakers, and specially actors and actresses, some months ago I read in newspapers that omly 8% of spanish actors can live well only working in acting.

In Sweden you are lucky because the government take care of you. In Spain they ignore us, and when some artist become famous, or win an important award, of course politicians wants to appear in the photo.

Spanish artists are fighting everyday to develop their art. I think it´s one of the reasons why always have been lots of talented artists in Spain, it´s a daily and passionate fight for our dreams.

How is with Spanish music and film music?

Even worse! And worse if you are a woman composer. It´s hard but It´s what I love to do so I´ll never give up!

How is your Disc Sacred Geometry?

It´s a very special CD I created based in Math and Geometry,  I was interviewed in several media in Spain, (you can listen the interviews in my youtube channel) and people are loving it. I think it´s a bit magical. I had a lot of inspiration while I was composing it.

You can listen an extract and download it here, and if you want a physical copy I can send it to you to Sweden.

https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/jezabelmartinez

Do you know some Swedish composer?

Of course, I am very close to Swedish culture, I have several Swedish friends, I was in Sweden some years ago and fell totally in love with the country. So I have watched Bergman´s films, and Så som i himmelen for example, hahaha, and also I know some of your classical composers such as Franz Berwald, and of course, Abba!! And as a lover of medieval and folk music I know Swedish polskas and the beautifuls nyckellharpa and tagelharpa. J

I´d love to compose music for Swedish directors so please contact me if you are interested!!!

 

What are your next plans?

We have a lot of plans with Kinnia, and lots of concerts coming, I hope we can play in Sweden someday!

And I continue promoting Sacred Geometry, and creating new scores!

Please feel free to contact me via Facebook! :D

 

Contact info: www.jezabelmartinez.com.es

Facebook: www.facebook.com/jezabelmartinezMusica/

Kinnia´s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KinniaBand/

CdBaby: https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/JezabelMartinez

Youtube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCPJM-gPYAvVnXDNFVxIk7tQ

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/59mwPsBFIga7DewC7YhUIT

 

Shakespare på Parkteteatern

Flower power på äktade brittisk engelska

Synpunkter om Park teatern 75 års upsättning

Title a midsummer night dream by William shakespere

Regi Neil Rutherford

Mevekarnde Theseus/Oberon: David Inghamn
Hipployta/Titania: Jo Rideout
Egeus/Puck: Denny Lekström
Hermia: Cheryl Murphy
Helena: Cilla Silvia
Lysander/Quince: Pontus Olgrim
Demetrius/Bottom: Chris Killik

Produktion Polaresclip thetaern och parktetaern

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En midsommar natt dröm är mycket på grund av en förträfflig filmatisering av max Reinhard daterade 1930 i Hollywwood som lyfte fram det magiska inte bara i Shakespares arbete mmen även i den tyska expressionismen jag kommer enbart i denna artikel att dedicera mig till Neil Rutherford iscensättning och kommer inte att refereratill William Shakespare pjös . Då får du läsaren läsa om det på någon encyklopedi . Nu i samband med park teatern första 75 år ser vi någonting som är mycket annorlunda i den bemärkelsen att handlingen har flyttas till en imaginär 1960 1970 talet som kanske liknar mera än allt annat det som vi ser i Marlon brando mest underskatade och även föraktade film ”Candy” av Christian Marquand polerade 1970 talet och användning av några gamla goda klassiker låter den tid materialiseras både för den yngre som känner inte igen den men även för dem äldre som hade levde denna tid och dem som undertecknande som hade annat att tänk på som lek. Detta är bra på grund att scenografi är sp pass minimal som möjlighet och den magiska klassiska Aten har förvandlats till enbart en balkong i vilken man ser en tydligt kontakt mellan den mäktiga byrokratmesiga Theseus/Oberon: David Inghamn som spelar mycket väl dem båda delar med ett komisk framtorning som påminner om några av dem bästa brittiska komiker någonsin som John Cleas och den strett smarta Egeus/Puck: Denny Lekström som påminner stark i sitt karisma och eleganta rörelserna av Alexander Skarsgrd bokstavligen ber upp pjösen fungera bra med balleter och med dem andra karaktärer som visar pjäsen som mest av allt v älv drottningen som bli en slags guru för dem andra hippisar. Den karaktär är interesant har någonting djurisk och full av sexualitet och man lyckas att se den på den bäst tändbara sättet. Vad som är för mig problemen att man vågar inte gå till sitt yttersta och man ha det bara under ytan. Jag måste tilläga att rollen är en av dem svåraste som man har någonsin skrivit och den presenteras redan på ett sätt som är komplekt men den når inte fram precis som några andra som inte når fram är dem två unga älskaren Lysander extremt väl spelade av Pontus Olgrim och även Demetrius av Chris Killik. Dessa är lätt schizofrenis lagom parodiska eller kanske rent av adels parodisk . Visligen det finns mycket komik men för att inte kunna bli ihjäl slagen var Shakespeare även om han porträtterade dessa personer tvungen att ge till dem några mera heroiska sidor. Jag citera Giacomo Oreglia när han referera till commedia dell’arte mask il capitano vars många skådespelarna slogs ihjäl av spanska officielaren och även den sjunde säsongen av Games of Throndes som har ett någorlunda elisabetansk teatern scener som ses av Arya Strak (Masie Williams ) i staden Bravos. Där möter vi en mycket grov parodi men eftersom vi inte är i Westeros men i en annan världs del. Så skulle det inte vara bättre att presentera om man vill komma närmare dessa karaktärer dem som åtminstone fullständiga och även lagom macho kanske med en duell. När det gäller dem två kvinnliga älskaren Hermia: Cheryl Murphy och Helena: Cilla Silvia vilken har med sig en nalle är dem verkligen bra i skönhet i charm och i scen närvaro men det finns ett problem att Hermia är längre än Helena någonting som skall eller inte få ske. Just dessa element skulle göra av pjäsen bara en rolig bagatell men då kommer igen Chris Killik som seplar en annan roll vävaren förvandlat till en åsna Bolton ett enorm historisks roll i vilken med ett 1001% scen närvaro han lyfter uppsättningen till att vara en äktade mästerverk en pärlan. Han är onekligen i top 10 för kapacitet i den britiska språk världen och det är bara att se den

 

Robert Fogelberg Rota

The new Maria Callas is italian

Interview with Marta Torbidoni

Few singer are impress myself as the young marta torbidoni that I meet at the Italian soprano Marta torbidoni. A really impressive and powerful voice that remains a lot about the one of Maria callas. With almostthe same performing talent this March as the Italian cultural institute she has present the Giuseppe Verdi

How was born  di Marta Torbidoni’s artistical carriera ?

I Always love music and when I was 5 year I starter to play piano. When I was eight years old my teacher convinced me to be part of a musical contest at cantamonte that now I’m the organisation. I began as soloist in a children choir. After that when I was 16 a tenor that listed to me gave me the suggestion to become a Soprano and I started to work on it. .

 

I saw that you were a part in an opera or to be more precise an Intermezzo Pergolesi  Livietta e Tracollo could you tell us something about that a?

    It as very funny my debut in a small theatre in my reason marche the miss en scene was mostly cent rate on the bass that worked with me .

          

Stiffelio is a really good opera for me one of teh few time in which and Italian artisti s trying to understand and protestant Calvinist mentality could you tell us a bit over the difficulties in this work ?

I didn’t study all the opera ony some few arear that we presented for the presentation  Festival Verdi. By the way all Verdi’s opera and his arrear are really difficult with a lot of agility and also a lot pause and drama

Could you tell us how it was to work on a edizione critica ?

I worked only one time withPuritani at Teatro Bellini di Catania. There was very few modification and we had to work really hard adn a lot with the oepra

could you tell me how it was to work with verdi’s work Jerusalem ?

Also here I worked nota t all the opera but only to some few areas. It was hard because there is no Italian translation and we worked most with a series of long breath that are always super complicate

I saw that you worked a lot in Slovenia, Craaotia and Bulgaria what is the difference with that pubblic and the Italian one do you have some anecdote that you could tell uss  ?

I saw that the public s really open and mostly it is really engaged in the opera. It was wonderful. Unfortunately I don’t have any anecdote that I could talk about,

How was it the work on  Gianni Schicchi? Did you had some problem ?

 

It was really good to work on it. I really love this opera. Lauretta is a not super big part but really funny

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is one of the most difficult and the opera composer that has done the most how is it to work with him ?

 

He has a really peculiar way of writing his opera are quite full of recittaivi and that is a bit difficult but it is only to study him .

I have the idea that the opera interest due to skype performance from Metropolitan s mostly only for tradition and the mass media idea?

I can agree with it but i want to point out that there are also very good performance in much more modest environment  

Italy is the country of the opera. Why is that not a subject for school studies ?

Unfortunately the Italian school doesn’t care so much of music subject an

A lot of my reader doesn’t know how a opera singer start here carrier ?

The best would be to find a good teacher between 15-16 years old and after that study the partitture. It is hard but really exiting.

d they will care even less upon melodrama studies.

In the 1950 it was typicla that they shoot some kind of movie in wchich the voice was the one of Tebaldi singing Aida and the performance was Sofia Loren do you beleive that this could coem back ?

No I don’t think that becasue now it has been more and more important with life registration

And that people does want to see more opera life so I think that that is not so actual  

Some of my favorite work in the Cinema history are Kenent Brangadan The magic Flaute, Il Don Giovanni by Joseph Losely an mostly Francesco Rosi's a Carmen in which both the Cinema medium and the opera medium are going hand in hand do you Think that one could do the same with Stiffelio?

It would be awesome

Well under opera story they took many stories from example by the mythologies and the History, I think that that could be possible but what  we would see is mostly work inspired of Broadway musical form Cocciante alla Premiata Forneria Marconi, has wrote several story and may bee some that ios inside this m

What do you think about ennio Morricone’s music?

He has a great style in several of his work that i simply love. A lot of film composer make citation about them .

Do you have a favurite Swedish Movie?

I'm sorry I havenät see nay of them

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