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Gotterdammerung By Richard Wagner
Directed by Richard Jones , the Royal Opera's new Ring cycle for the 90s - the most talked-about production in recent British operatic history - reaches its climax. Siegfried and Brunnhilde's love struggles to survive the corruption of the human world and the machinations of the evil
Hagen, the half-human son of the Nibelung dwarf
Alberich. Siegfried's murder and Brunnhilde's culminatory self-immolation lead inexorably to "the twilight of the Gods".
Introduced by Piers Burton -Page.
Chorus and Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, conductor Bernard Haitink
In association with the Royal Opera House Trust and the Friends of Covent Garden
4.00 Act 1

Contributors

Unknown:
Richard Wagner
Directed By:
Richard Jones
Introduced By:
Piers Burton
Conductor:
Bernard Haitink
Brunnihilde:
Deborah Polaski (sop)
Siegfried:
Siegfried Jerusalem (tenor)
Hagen:
Kurt Rydl (bass)
Alberich:
Ekkehard Wlaschiha (bar)
The human Gibichungs Gutrune:
Vivian Tierney (sop)
Gunther:
Alan Held (bar)
The Valkyrie Waltraute:
Jane Henschel (contralto)
The Rhinemaidens Woglinde:
Judith Howarth (sop)
Wellgunde:
Daniela Bechly (sop)
Flisshilde:
Leah-Marian Jones (mezzo)
The three Norns:
Catherine Wyn-Rogers (mezzo)
The three Norns:
Jane Irwin (mezzo)
The three Norns:
Rita Cullis (sop)
Source: Radio Times

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