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    DER ZWERG (DWARF)

    Title
    DER ZWERG (DWARF)
    SKU
    5566838
    Catalogue No.
    NXS108BR
    UPC
    7300990108636
    Label
    Release Date
    May 22, 2020
    Format
    Blu-ray
    Packaging
    Blu-Ray Case
    No. of Discs
    1
    Weight
    0.365
    Price
    $56 inc. GST
    Ships From
    Melbourne, AU
    Based on Oscar Wilde's story The Birthday of the Infanta, Zemlinsky's single-act opera Der Zwerg is the tragic tale of a dwarf who is presented at court, falls in love with the beautiful Donna Clara, but is ultimately forced to see himself as others see him and to die of a broken heart. Preceded by Schoenberg's Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene, Op. 34 (1930), Zemlinsky's Romantic score is full of psychological intrigue. Is Der Zwerg a critique of society's superficiality? Is it the composer's self-portrait in his doomed affair with Alma Schindler? Director Tobias Kratzer's stunning, transparent production creates a space in which each character is thrown into sharp relief in this 'fine, noble and melancholy work'. (Bachtrack. Com)
    Based on Oscar Wilde's story The Birthday of the Infanta, Zemlinsky's single-act opera Der Zwerg is the tragic tale of a dwarf who is presented at court, falls in love with the beautiful Donna Clara, but is ultimately forced to see himself as others see him and to die of a broken heart. Preceded by Schoenberg's Accompaniment to a Cinematographic Scene, Op. 34 (1930), Zemlinsky's Romantic score is full of psychological intrigue. Is Der Zwerg a critique of society's superficiality' Is it the composer's self-portrait in his doomed affair with Alma Schindler' Director Tobias Kratzer's stunning, transparent production creates a space in which each character is thrown into sharp relief in this 'fine, noble and melancholy work'. (Bachtrack. Com)