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"Der Freischüzt" The opera by Carl Maria von Weber Premiered in 1821

«Der Freischütz» is a German romantic opera composed by Carl Maria von Weber. The plot follows a young hunter named Max, who faces a series of challenges to win the hand of his beloved, Agathe. To prove his skill as a hunter, Max is forced to participate in a shooting trial, but his lack of experience makes him fear for his success. In his desperation, he turns to a dark character named Kaspar, who offers him magic bullets that guarantee success in hunting. However, these bullets are linked to the devil, and Max becomes involved in an infernal pact that threatens to destroy him. The opera explores themes of love, destiny, and the struggle between good and evil. With its dramatic music and exciting plot, «Der Freischütz» is a cornerstone of the 19th-century German opera repertoire.

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Ottokar Liviu Holender, Johannes Kammler Kuno Franz Hawlata, Raimund Nolte Agathe Vera-Lotte Boecker, Nikola Hillebrand, Elissa Huber Ännchen Hanna Herfurtner, Gloria Rehm, Katharina Ruckgaber Kaspar Christof Fischesser, David Steffens, Oliver Zwarg Max Thomas Blondelle, Attilio Glaser, Mauro Peter Samiel Moritz von Treuenfels, Niklas Wetzel Ein Eremit Frederic Jost, Andreas Wolf Kilian Maximilian Krummen, Philippe Spiegel Brautjungfern Theresa Gauß, Sarah Kling, Sarah Schmidbauer

Musical Direction Enrique Mazzola, Erina Yashima Direction | Stage Philipp Stölzl Costumes Gesine Völlm Lighting Philipp Stölzl, Florian Schmitt Stunt and Movement Direction Wendy Hesketh-Ogilvie Stage Assistance Franziska Harm Chorus Direction Lukáš Vasilek, Benjamin Lack Sound Alwin Bösch, Clemens Wannemacher Sound Effects Jan Petzold Dramaturgy Olaf A. Schmitt

Wired Aerial Theatre | Extras of the Bregenz Festival Bregenz Festival Choir | Prague Philharmonic Choir Vienna Symphony Orchestra

Premiere: July 17, 2024