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FULL Die Toten (Wildling) Festival alf laila wa laila 2 Vienna 2011 sirene Operntheater
   
Information on the Performance
- Work Title: Die Toten   
- Composer: Wildling Robert M   
- Libretto: Kristine Tornquist    Libretto Text, Libretto Index
- Venue & Opera Company: Expedithalle der ehemaligen Ankerbrotfabrik Wien, Vienna, Austria  
- Recorded: August 2011
- Type: Staged Opera Live
- Singers: Michael Schwendinger, Lisa Rombach, Dan Chamandy, Solmaaz Adeli. Jens Waldig, Andreas Jankowitsch
- Conductor: François-Pierre Descamps  
- Orchestra: Orchester. PHACE  
- Stage Director: Kristine Tornquist  
- Stage Designer: Jakob Scheid  
- Costume Designer: Markus Kuscher  
- Lighting Designer: Edgar Aichinger  
Information about the Recording
- Published by: sirene  
- Date Published: 2012  
- Format: Streaming
- Quality Video: 4 Audio:4
- Subtitles: yessubs, desubs  
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS PERFORMANCE
00:00 Das Fest
03:47 Der Jammer
05:28 Der Plan
07:14 Nushat Alfuad bei Subaida
11:01 Nushat Alfuad bei Abul Hasan
11:52 Abul Hasan bei Harun ar-Raschid
14:19 Abul Hasan bei Nushat Alfuad
14:53 In den Gemächern des Kalifen
16:45 Masrur schaut nach
18:02 Umama schaut nach
18:51 Der grosse Streit
21:09 Im Haus von Abul Hasan
23:40 Die erste Überraschung
25:02 Die zweite Überraschung
26:41 Das Fest
28:14 Applaus
When Abul Hasan, Nadim (confidante) of Caliph Harun ar-Raschid, squandered his fortune, he resorted to a trick to refill his coffers. He and his wife Nushat al Fuad (heart’s content) take turns playing dead in order to obtain money for the funeral from the caliph and his wife Subaida. The plan is working. But as Abul Hasan foresees, the fraud is exposed. Because the caliph, his wife, the bodyguard Masrur and the lady-in-waiting Umama get into an argument about who has actually died. During the on-site inspection in Abu Hasan’s house, they find both of them laid out dead. The dispute seems insoluble and the caliph becomes so angry that he promises a thousand dinars to the one who solves the problem. Abu Hasan wakes up instantly from the dead – solves the problem and is happy about the reward. According to Enno Littmann’s translation of the Calcutta manuscript, Sharazad tells this story on the 398th night.
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