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Lohengrin" by Salvatore Sciarrino

Kanagawa Prefectural Hall 50th Anniversary Opera Series Vol.2

2024/10/06(Su.) 14:00 Starting

Kanagawa Kenmin Hall Main Hall （Kanagawa）

Official https://www.kanagawa-kenminhall.com/lohengrin/

Lohengrin" by Salvatore Sciarrino

About "Lohengrin
The Brothers Grimm told the legend of Lohengrin*¹ in their "German Legends" around 1816, and after Wagner's 1850 masterpiece based on it, French poet Jules Laforgue created a parody of the story in the 1880s." Laforgue's "Lohengrin," which opens with a quote from Rimbaud with the subtitle "The Mad Virgin, Husband of Hell," was followed by another work by Salvatore Charino, "the magician of silence and alliteration.

Nearly two hundred years have passed since the time of the story, and it has now been forty years since Chalino published "Lohengrin". Wagner's "Lohengrin" is a magnificent and lengthy work of intrigue and trickery set against a backdrop of myth and legend, but Sharino created this work with only one character, Elsa, in mind. Who is this Elsa who wanders between "dream and reality" or "sanity and dreams," reminiscent of the genre of Japanese Noh called Kyômono (Noh play) or Yumeigen Noh (dream play)?


*¹A noble woman ruled the land of Brabant, but she had rejected the offers of many suitors. She longed for the coming of one whom God would send. At that time, Lohengrin landed in Antwerpen in a small boat towed by a swan, and the queen politely welcomed the hero. When the hero said, "If you want me to be your lord here, ... you must never ask me who I am," the queen swore to keep her promise, and the two were married. They were married and had two children. However, she later broke her promise, and Lohengrin left behind a sword, a horn, and a ring as mementos, and went away to the Grail Castle.

Program

◆"Landscape with Rubble" (2022) [Japan Premiere] <20 min.
Composed by Salvatore Sciarrino
Conductor: Yoichi Sugiyama

　- Intermission: 20 min.

Lohengrin" (1982-84) [Japan premiere/Japanese translation *partially in original language] <about 45 min.
Original story: Jules Laforgue, Music and libretto: Salvatore Sciarrino
Conductor: Yoichi Sugiyama, Directors: Nao Yoshibira and Ami Yamazaki, Rhetorician: Kiyonatsu Osaki
Cast: Ai Hashimoto as Elsa

Performer

  • Yoichi Sugiyama

    Conductor

  • Hashimoto Ai

    Cast: Elsa

  • Tatsuki Narita

    Violin/Concert Master

  • Takao Hyakudome

    violin

  • Kei Tojo

    viola

  • Tatsuki Sasanuma

    cello

  • Yuta Kato

    contrabass

  • Shino Saito

    flute

  • Hide Yamamoto

    flute

  • Mieko Takasu

    oboe

  • Kaori Tanaka

    clarinet

  • Marcos Perez Miranda

    clarinet

  • Kazunari Suzuki

    bassoon

  • Kimitaka Okano

    bassoon

  • Nobuyo Fukukawa

    horn

  • Mio Morioka

    trumpet

  • Hikaru Koga

    trombone

  • Masayuki Shinno

    percussion instrument

  • Seiji Kanazawa

    tenor

  • Kei Matsudaira

    baritone

  • Junpei Niimi

    bus

  • Takeshi Yamada

    piano

  • Takateru Fujimoto

    guitar

Admission and ticket purchase

  • Admission fee

    *50th Anniversary Discount Ticket: S seat area/1st floor front, available only at Ticket Kanagawa, limited number of tickets
    ［Notes] *Songs, performers, etc. are subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.
    Please note that the music and performers are subject to change due to unavoidable circumstances.
    Children under school age are not allowed to enter.
    *Please contact Ticket Kanagawa in advance if you are coming with a wheelchair or assistance dog.
    *No admission during the performance. If you are late for the performance, please follow the instructions of the information desk.

  • How to buy

    KAme (Kanagawa Members) pre-sale (web only): June 8 (Sat)
    　　　　　　 General sale: July 7 (Sun.)
    Tickets are available at the following locations
    Ticket Kanagawa TEL. 0570-015-415 (10:00-18:00)
    https://www.kanagawa-kenminhall.com/d/Lohengrin
    ［Ticket Office] Kanagawa Kenmin Hall (10:00-18:00) KAAT Kanagawa Arts Theatre (10:00-18:00)
    　　　　Kanagawa Ongakudo (13:00~17:00 / closed on Mondays)
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Contact

  • Phone number

    Ticket Kanagawa TEL. 0570-015-415 (10:00-18:00)

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