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In Concert the Hologram Tour Callas in Concert the Hologram Tour 80.26 CALLAS IN CONCERT THE HOLOGRAM TOUR CALLAS IN CONCERT THE HOLOGRAM TOUR 80.26 Gioachino Rossini (1792-1868) 1 La gazza ladra, Overture (excerpt) 2.55 Philharmonia Orchestra · Carlo Maria Giulini Charles Gounod (1818-1893) 2 Roméo et Juliette, Act 1: Juliet’s Waltz. “Ah! Je veux vivre dans ce rêve” (Juliette) 3.40 Maria Callas Orchestre National de la Radiodiffusion Française · Georges Prêtre Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901) 3 Macbeth, Act 1: Letter Scene. “Nel dì della vittoria ... Vieni! t’affretta” (Lady Macbeth, Chorus) 7.48 Maria Callas Philharmonia Chorus & Orchestra · Nicola Rescigno Georges Bizet (1838-1875) Carmen 4 Overture 2.17 5 Act 1: Habanera. “L’amour est un oiseau rebelle” (Carmen, Chorus) 4.22 6 Act 3: Card Aria. “Mêlons! Coupons!” (Frasquita, Mercédès, Carmen) 6.56 Carmen Maria Callas Frasquita Nadine Sautereau · Mercédès Jane Berbié Orchestre de l’Opéra National de Paris · Georges Prêtre Giuseppe Verdi Macbeth 7 Act 3: Ballabile (Valzer) 3.11 New Philharmonia Orchestra · Riccardo Muti 8 Act 4: Sleepwalking Scene. “Una macchia è qui tuttora!” (Lady Macbeth) 11.17 Maria Callas Philharmonia Orchestra · Nicola Rescigno Alfredo Catalani (1854-1893) 9 La Wally, Act 1: “Ebben?... Ne andrò lontana”* (Wally) 4.51 Maria Callas Philharmonia Orchestra · Tullio Serafin 2 Ambroise Thomas (1811-1896) 10 Hamlet, Act 4: Mad Scene. “À vos jeux, mes amis … Partagez-vous mes fleurs” (Ophélie) 10.24 Maria Callas Philharmonia Orchestra · Nicola Rescigno Amilcare Ponchielli (1834-1886) La Gioconda, Act 4: 11 Prelude 5.04 12 “Suicidio!” (Gioconda) 4.12 13 “Ecco, il velen di Laura” (excerpt) (Gioconda, Prima voce, Seconda voce, Enzo) 4.40 La Gioconda Maria Callas · Enzo Pier Miranda Ferraro Prima voce Renato Ercolani · Seconda voce Aldo Biffi Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala di Milano · Antonino Votto Encores Vincenzo Bellini (1801-1835) 14 Norma, Act 1: “Casta diva” (Norma, Chorus) 5.40 Maria Callas Coro e Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala di Milano · Tullio Serafin Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) 15 Tosca, Act 2: “Vissi d’arte” (Tosca) 3.01 Maria Callas Orchestre de la Société des Concerts du Conservatoire · Georges Prêtre STEREO/*MONO Recorded: IX.1954, Watford Town Hall (9); IX.1958, No. 1 Studio, Abbey Road, London (3); IX.1958, Kingsway Hall, London (10); IX.1959 (11-13), IX.1960 (14), Teatro alla Scala, Milan; III.-IV.1961 (2, 8), IV.1964 (1), VII.1964 (4-6), XII.1964 & I.1965 (15), Salle Wagram, Paris, VII.1976, No. 1 Studio, Abbey Road, London (7) Producer: Walter Legge (1-3, 11-14), Walter Legge & Walter Jelinek (8-10), Michel Glotz (4-6, 15), John Mordler (7) Balance engineer: Francis Dillnutt (2), Harold Davidson (3, 8, 10-13), Paul Vavasseur (4-6, 15), Robert Beckett (9), Robert Gooch (1,14), Stuart Eltham (7) All Callas tracks remastered from the original tapes at Abbey Road Studios p 1955 (9), 1959 (3, 8, 10), 1960 (11-13), 1961 (2, 14), 1964 (4-6), 1965 (1, 15), 1976 (7) Parlophone Records Limited Remastered p 2014 Parlophone Records Limited, except track 7 p 1999 and track 1 p 2004 © 2018 Parlophone Records Limited, a Warner Music Group Company. 3 PRESENTS CALLAS IN CONCERT THE HOLOGRAM TOUR THE HOLOGRAM OF MARIA CALLAS As an artist Maria Callas is one of the outstanding cultural symbols of our time; as a person she is an ultimately tragic figure who sacrificed her career and eventually her life for a man who used and then rejected her. For the legion of her admirers throughout the world, Maria Callas, an electrifying personality, equates uniquely with the peak of operatic art. Through cutting edge technology and extraordinary theatrical stagecraft, this first of its kind live concert brings the famed opera star back 40 years following her passing through breathtaking state-of-the-art digital and laser projection for a live full concert experience featuring digitally remastered original recordings. Callas left a forever lasting impact on the world of opera as the definition of the diva as artist – and still one of classical music's best-selling vocalists and, arguably, the greatest soprano that has ever lived. From one moment to the next, fans will feel her passionate heat, cool detachment, heartrending vulnerability, fierce confidence, and breathtaking grace. Audiences will bear witness as she inhabits her operatic characters, and evokes the drama that inspired her name, La Divina. 5 EN TANT QU’ARTISTE, MARIA CALLAS est ALS KÜNSTLERIN IST MARIA CALLAS eine der l’un des grands symboles culturels de notre Kultur- Ikonen unserer Zeit, als Mensch temps ; en tant que femme, c’est un hingegen eine tragische Gestalt, die ihre personnage tragique qui a sacrifié sa carrière Karriere und schließlich sogar ihr Leben einem et sa vie pour un homme qui s’est servi d’elle Mann opferte, der sie erst benutzte und danach avant de l’abandonner. Pour ses légions von sich stieß. Doch für ihre ungezählten d’admirateurs à travers le monde, Maria Bewunderer in der ganzen Welt steht diese Callas, personnalité hors norme, représente le mitreißende Persönlichkeit vor allem für den sommet de l’art lyrique. unübertroffenen Höhepunkt der Opernkunst. Rendu possible par une technologie d’avant- Mit modernster Spitzentechnologie und garde et des effets scéniques extraordinaires, überaus aufwendigem Bühnen-Equipment ce concert sans précédent fait revivre la bringt unsere einzigartige Live-Aufführung légende sur scène, quarante ans après sa Maria Callas 40 Jahre nach ihrem Tod erneut disparition, au moyen de projections laser et auf die Bühne: In Kombination mit digital numériques ultra-réalistes, proposant un aufbereiteten Originalaufnahmen der authentique concert en direct grâce à l’emploi berühmten Opernsängerin vermittelt eine d’enregistrements originaux remastérisés atemberaubende Digital- und Laserprojektion numériquement. den Eindruck eines echten Live-Konzerts. L’impact de la Callas sur le monde de l’opéra Als Inbegriff der Gesangsdiva hat Maria ne cessera jamais. Incarnation même de la Callas der Opernwelt für immer ihren Stempel diva, elle demeure aujourd’hui l’une des aufgedrückt; bis heute zählen ihre Aufnahmen artistes lyriques les plus vendus dans le zu den absoluten Topsellern des monde – et probablement la plus grande Klassikrepertoires, und vielleicht war sie die soprano de tous les temps. größte Sopranistin aller Zeiten. Ses fans verront la cantatrice passer tour à Ob leidenschaftliche Glut, kühle tour de la passion brûlante au froid Distanziertheit, ergreifende Verletzlichkeit, détachement, ils sentiront sa vulnérabilité überwältigendes Vertrauen oder déchirante, sa crâne assurance et sa grâce à atemberaubende Anmut: Maria Callas’ couper le souffle. Le public sera témoin de la Ausdruckspalette war riesig, und »die ferveur avec laquelle elle habite ses Göttliche« wechselte nicht nur mühelos von personnages et incarne le drame qui lui a einem Register ins andere, sondern füllte auch valu son surnom, la Divine. jede ihrer zahlreichen Opernrollen vollständig aus. 6 COME ARTISTA, MARIA CALLAS è uno dei COMO ARTISTA, MARIA CALLAS es uno de los simboli culturali più straordinari del nostro más destacados símbolos culturales de nuestro tempo; come persona, è fondamentalmente tiempo; como persona es, en última instancia, una figura tragica, che sacrificò la carriera e una figura trágica que sacrificó su carrera y, a la poi la vita per un uomo che la usò e infine la postre, su vida por un hombre que la utilizó y respinse. Per le schiere di ammiratori in tutto luego la rechazó. Para su legión de admiradores il mondo, con la sua affascinante personalità repartidos por todo el mundo, Maria Callas, una Maria Callas rappresenta una figura unica personalidad electrizante, es sinónimo nell’olimpo operistico. únicamente de la cima del arte operístico. Grazie a una tecnologia all’avanguardia e a Gracias a la más avanzada tecnología y a una una scenotecnica teatrale straordinaria, extraordinaria técnica escénica teatral, este questo concerto dal vivo unico nel suo genere primer concierto en vivo de este tipo nos devuelve riporta la celebre star operistica indietro di a la famosa estrella operística cuarenta años 40 anni, mentre le modernissime proiezioni después de su muerte gracias a una digitali e laser creano l’esperienza impresionante proyección digital y láser de emozionante di un concerto dal vivo última generación que nos permite vivir la attraverso registrazioni originali experiencia plena de un concierto en vivo rimasterizzate in digitale. mediante la utilización de grabaciones originales La Callas ha lasciato un’impronta indelebile remasterizadas digitalmente. nel mondo nell’opera. È l’emblema della diva Callas dejó un impacto profundo e imperecedero come artista e probabilmente il più grande en el mundo de la ópera como la definición de la soprano mai esistito – le sue registrazioni diva en cuanto artista, y sigue siendo en la sono ancora fra le più vendute del repertorio actualidad una de las cantantes de música vocale classico. clásica superventas y, probablemente, la más grande soprano que ha vivido nunca. A un tratto i suoi fan potranno sentirne il calore appassionato, il freddo distacco, la Los aficionados sentirán en uno u otro momento struggente vulnerabilità, la fiera sicurezza e su apasionada calidez, su frío distanciamiento, la toccante grazia. Il pubblico la vedrà su desgarradora vulnerabilidad, su fiera interpretare i suoi personaggi operistici ed confianza y su asombrosa elegancia. Los oyentes evocare la drammaticità che ispirò serán testigos de cómo habita sus personajes l’appellativo di “divina”. operísticos y cómo evoca el drama que inspiró su sobrenombre: La Divina. 7 CALLAS IN CONCERT THE HOLOGRAM TOUR Forty years ago, Maria Callas shrugged off the earthly binds of temporal life, leaving a bereft world longing for her presence, her performances, her voice. Now she returns to the stage, in all her grandeur, confirming her immortality to stunned audiences. Introducing Callas in Concert, a triumphant event that brings the beloved La Divina to the stage via hologram, singing to the accompaniment of a full live orchestra.
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