Wagner: Parsifal

О событии

At the Budapest Spring Festival 2010, András Mikó directs Wagner's three‐act opera "Parsifal", performed by excellent soloists and the Hungarian State Opera Choir and Orchestra with conductor János Kovács.

“As though he felt that he was writing his last work, Wagner summed up all the lessons of his life in Parsifal. It is a distillation of everything that he feels to be lasting and valuable in his music.” – wrote Aladár Bálint (1914) in Nyugat after a performance in the opera house.

Experience the three‐act work that Wagner called a "festival drama to consecrate the stage", sung in German at the Hungarian State Opera House in Budapest.

Amfortas: Béla Perencz
Titurel: Ferenc Valter
Gurnemanz: László Polgár
Parsifal: András Molnár
Klingsor: István Berczelly
Kundry: Judit Németh
Erster Gralsritter: Péter Kiss
Zweiter Gralsritter: Ákos Ambrus
Erster Knappe: Györgyi Murár
Zweiter Knappe: Katalin Gémes
Dritter Knappe: Zsolt Derecskei
Vierter Knappe: Zoltán Megyesi
Blumenmädchen: Zita Váradi, Erika Markovics, Krisztina Simon, Rita Rácz, Anna Herczenik, Éva Várhelyi
Eine Stimme: Andrea Ulbrich
 

Conductor: János Kovács
With: Orchestra and Choir of the Hungarian State Opera
Director: András Mikó
Set design: Gábor Forray
Costume design: Péter Makai
Choreography: László Seregi
Choir: Máté Szabó Sípos