Composer: Ludwig van Beethoven
Libretto: Joseph Sonnleithner after the amendments by Georg Friedrich Treitschke after Jean-Nicolas Bouilly’s libretto “Léonore, ou L’Amour conjugal”
In German with German surtitles

Musikalische Leitung (Conductor): Markus Stenz
Inszenierung (Director): Calixto Bieito

Don Fernando: Tareq Nazmi
Don Pizarro: John Lundgren
Florestan: Klaus Florian Vogt
Leonore: Anja Kampe
Rocco: Franz-Josef Selig
Marzelline: Emily Pogorelc
Jaquino:Dean Power
1. Gefangener:Caspar Singh
2. Gefangener: Christian Valle

Bayerisches Staatsorchester
Chorus of the Bayerische Staatsoper

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About Fidelio:
Dressed as a man and calling herself “Fidelio”, Leonore surreptitiously gains the confidence of the jailer Rocco and his daughter Marzelline, thus gaining access to the high-security prison where her husband Florestan has been despotically incarcerated by Don Pizarro. Florestan is in mortal danger, but this does not intimidate his wife, who is determined to liberate him. Finally, however, the two of them can only be rescued by an emissary from the monarch. In the end, a Utopia in the form of a final chorus sets the stage aglow, not only as a plea for freedom and justice but also concurrently as a condemnation of the anxieties and restrictions of human existence.Authentic Nike Sneakers | Sneakers