Luigi Nono: Intolleranza 1960 - Neumann, Berry, Kowollik, Kolarczyk, Driessen, Schlingensiepen, Chor Des Bremer Theaters, Bremer Philharmoniker, Gabriel Feltz / Dreyer Gaido Audio CD 2001 / CD 21030
UPC 4260014870303
Intolleranza 1960 (Intolerance 1960) is a one-act opera in two parts (azione scenica in due tempi) by Luigi Nono, and is dedicated to his father-in-law, Arnold Schoenberg. The Italian libretto was written by Nono from an idea by Angelo Maria Ripellino, using documentary texts and poetry by Julius Fučík, "Reportage unter dem Strang geschrieben" [reportage written under the gallows]; Henri Alleg, "La question" ("The Torture"); Jean-Paul Sartre's introduction to Alleg's poem; Paul Éluard's poem "La liberté"; "Our march" by Vladimir Mayakovsky; and Bertolt Brecht's "To Posterity" ("An die Nachgeborenen" [de]). The plot concerns a migrant, who travels from Southern Italy looking for work. Along the way, he encounters protests, arrests and torture. He ends up in a concentration camp, where he experiences the gamut of human emotions. He reaches a river, and realises that everywhere is his home. The opera premiered on 13 April 1961 at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice. It has a running time of approximately one hour and fifteen minutes.
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Dreyer Gaido – CD 21030
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CD, Album
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| Country: |
Europe |
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Released:
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2001 |
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| Genre: |
Classical, Stage & Screen |
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| Style: |
Opera, Serial |
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Tracklist:
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Erster Teil - Einleitungschor |
2:44 |
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| 2 |
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Erster Teil - 1. Szene - In Einem Bergarbeiterdorf |
3:55 |
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| 3 |
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Erster Teil - 2. Szene - Eine Frau Stürzt Herein |
7:24 |
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| 4 |
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Erster Teil - 3. Szene - In Einer Stadt |
3:43 |
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| 5 |
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Erster Teil - 4. Szene - In Einer Polizeiwache |
4:16 |
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| 6 |
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Erster Teil - 5. Szene - Die Folterung |
4:17 |
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| 7 |
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Erster Teil - 6. Szene - In Einem Konzentrationslager |
0:20 |
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| 8 |
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Erster Teil - Chor Der Gefangenen |
6:20 |
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| 9 |
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Erster Teil - 7. Szene - Nach Der Flucht |
2:16 |
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| 10 |
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Erster Teil - Chorfinale |
1:42 |
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| 11 |
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Zweiter Teil - 2. Szene - Begegnung Eines Flüchtlings Und Seiner Gefährtin |
12:32 |
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| 12 |
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Zweiter Teil - 3. Szene - Projektionen Von Episoden Schreckens Und Des Fanatismus |
3:46 |
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| 13 |
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Zweiter Teil - 4. Szene - In Der Nähe Eines Dorfes Am Ufer Eines Großen Flusses Bei Hochwasser |
9:00 |
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| 14 |
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Zweiter Teil - Schlusschor |
2:11 |
- Choir – Chor Und Extrachor Des Bremer Theaters
- Composed By – Luigi Nono
- Conductor – Gabriel Feltz
- Conductor [Choreinstudierung] – Gabriel Feltz, Theo Wiedebusch
- Edited By [Schnitt] – Andreas Heintzeler
- Engineer [Toningenieur] – Klaus Schumann
- Engineer [Tontechnik] – Ernst Goede, Ingeborg Schmidt, Leona von der Brüggen, Hans-Peter Knetsch
- Liner Notes – Angela Ida De Benedictis, Gabriel Feltz
- Mastered By – Andreas Heintzeler
- Mixed By [Tonmeister] – Andreas Heintzeler
- Orchestra – Bremer Philharmoniker
- Other [After An Idea By] – Angelo Maria Ripellino
- Photography By – Karin Rocholl, Sascha Eilert
- Producer, Other [Editorial Staff] – Andrea Zschunke, Hugo Gaido, Michael Dreyer, Peter Schulze
- Soprano Vocals [Soprano Solo] – Ina Schlingensiepen
- Text By – Angelo Maria Ripellino, Bertold Brecht, Henri Alleg, Jean-Paul Sartre, Julius Fučík, Paul Éluard, Wladimir Majakowskij
- Translated By [Deutsche Übersetzung] – Alfred Andersch
- Vocals [Der Emigrant] – Wolfgang Neumann (9)
- Vocals [Ein Algerier] – Armin Kolarczyk
- Vocals [Ein Gefolterter / Stimme Des J. Fučík] – Bartholomeus Driessen
- Vocals [Eine Frau] – Maria Kowollik
- Vocals [Seine Gefährtin] – Judy Berry
- Vocals [Stimme Vom Tonband] – Peter Pagel
- Vocals [Vier Gendarmen] – Achim Rikus, Anne-Katrin Auch, Heinrich Bröckerhoff, Wolfgang von Borries
