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FULL Maskarade (Nielsen) Copenhagen 2006 Schønwandt Milling Elming Reuter
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Information on the Performance
- Work Title: Maskarade
- Composer: Nielsen Carl
- Libretto: Vilhelm Andersen based on the comedy by Ludvig Holberg Libretto Text, Libretto Index
- Venue & Opera Company: Operaen, Copenhagen, Denmark, Royal Danish Opera
- Recorded: 13 & 15 November, 2006
- Type: Staged Opera Live
- Singers: Stephen Milling, Susanne Resmark, Niels Jørgen Riis, Johan Reuter, Ole Hedegaard, Poul Elming, Gisela Stille, Hanne Fischer, Sten Byriel, Anders Jakobsson, Jakob Bloch Jespersen
- Conductor: Michael Schønwandt
- Orchestra: The Royal Danish Orchestra
- Chorus: The Royal Danish Opera Chorus
- Chorus Master: Kaare Hansen
- Stage Director: Kasper Bech Holten, Morgan Alling, stage directors , sets and costumes design Jesper Kongshaug
- Stage Designer: Marie í Dali
- Costume Designer: Marie í Dali
- Lighting Designer: Jesper Kongshaug
Information about the Recording
- Published by: Dacapo Classical
- TV Director: Thorleif Hoppe, Niels Severin
- Date Published: 2008
- Format: DVD
- Quality Video: 4 Audio:4
- Subtitles: yessubs, ensubs, desubs
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Synopsis by Wikipedia
The story revolves around Leander and Leonora, two young people who meet fortuitously at a masquerade ball, swear their undying love for each other and exchange rings. The following day, Leander tells his valet Henrik of his newfound love. He becomes distraught when reminded by Henrik that his parents have betrothed him in marriage to Leonora, the daughter of Leonard from remote Slagelse. Things get complicated when Leonard himself, whose daughter Leonora is the other part of this arrangement, comes complaining to Leander’s father that Leonora is in love with someone she met at the masquerade the previous night. In the third act, all is resolved when the various parties slip off to the night’s masquerade, where all is revealed to everyone’s mutual satisfaction.