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Recital Konzert Der Masterclass Raúl Giménez Freundeskreis ROSSINI Il noce di Benevento (2011) Ser Marcantonio (2011) Vor dem Festival: König-Karls-Bad* Fr 22. Juni, 19.40 Uhr König-Karls-Bad* Sa 21. Juli, 11.15 Uhr Weimarer Bläserquintett Recital Eine schöne Tradition beim Festival: Spitzenkonzerte aus der Programm und Solist werden noch bekannt gegeben. Bundesauswahl Konzerte junger Künstler.Dieses Jahr mit einem feinen Holzbläserquintett und Musik vom 18. bis zum 20. Jahr- König-Karls-Bad* So 22. Juli, 11.15 Uhr hundert, u.a. von Rossini, Debussy, Danzi und Barber. Konzert der Masterclass Raúl Giménez Ensembles von Rossini und Zeitgenossen. Vor dem Festival: König-Karls-Bad* Sa 7. Juli, 19 Uhr Chopin-Zyklus V – Eugéne Mursky Hotel ROSSINI Sa 21. Juli, 15 Uhr Der Pianist setzt seinen auf acht (!) Jahre angelegten Zyklus Freundeskreis ROSSINI IN WILDBAD e.V. sämtlicher Klavierwerke Chopins, verbunden mit einer CD- In der Mitgliederversammlung des Freundeskreises wird Gesamteinspielung bei Hänssler, fort. 2012 spielt er u.a. die berichtet, wie das Festival wirksam unterstützt werden kann. XXIV. Festival · 8.–22. Juli 2012 Etüden op. 10 und – wie immer – ein Werk von Rossini. Bereits um 13 Uhr findet im Hotel ROSSINI ein für alle Interessierte offenes Essen, ein leichtes Drei-Gänge-Menü König-Karls-Bad* Sa 14. Juli, 15 Uhr mit Benefiz-Anteil zu Gunsten des Festivals statt. Verwechslungen – Überraschungen Konzert der Masterclass Raúl Giménez Ein abwechslungsreiches Programm mit Arien und Ensembles. * Ort aus technischen Gründen unter Vorbehalt Rossini: Adina Rossini: Semiramide König-Karls-Bad* So 15. Juli, 11.15 Uhr Mercadante: I briganti (Die Räuber) Petit Rendez-vous – Anna Bonitatibus BADHOTEL HOTEL ROSSINI Mit Händel und Rossini ist sie an den ganz großen Bühnen zu Chopin-Zyklus V Hause. Von den Münchner Opernfestspielen macht sie einen Konzerte, Vorträge, Lesungen Abstecher nach Bad Wildbad zu einem Konzert u.a. mit & mehr Stücken aus ihrer jüngsten Sony-CD rund um Rossini. Im ROSSINI (früher Hotel Bären), wo Gioachino Rossini 1856 bei seinem Kuraufenthalt logierte, verwöhnen wir Sie heute König-Karls-Bad* mit Köstlichkeiten aus Küche und Keller in unseren Restaurants Fr 20. Juli, 15 Uhr oder auf der ROSSINI-Gartenterrasse. Vom Wasser – Lieder und Duette Bei uns finden Sie Herzlichkeit und Gastfreundschaft, Wohngefühl Ob Canal Grande oder stürmische See: Rossini hat das Thema mit Stil, Genuss für alle Sinne, Erholung pur. Übernachtung ab 76,–€ p.P. inklusive reichhaltigem Sektfrühstücksbüfett Wasser facettenreich besungen. Ein Konzert der Deutschen und freiem Eintritt in das Palais Thermal! Rossini Gesellschaft in Zusammenarbeit mit ROSSINI IN Ihre Familie Mokni WILDBAD zugunsten der Restaurierung des Kurtheaters, 75323 Bad Wildbad · Am Kurplatz 4–6 · www.moknis.com Mit freundlicher Unterstützung von gesponsert von Classic pro bono. Telefon 07081 301-0 · Telefax 07081 301-166 Ser Marcantonio (2011) Info & Karten Touristik Bad Wildbad GmbH Tel. 0049.(0)7081.10284 König-Karl-Straße 5 Fax 0049.(0)7081.10290 D-75323 Bad Wildbad eMail [email protected] Kartenbestellung 2012 Preise in € (markieren!) Zahl Fr 22.6. 19.40 h KB Weimarer Bläserquintett 23/19/12 _______ Sa 07.7. 19.00 h KB Chopin-Zyklus V 26/21/17/12 _______ So 08.7. 19.00 h TH Adina (P) 82/70/47/30/23 _______ Fr 13.7. 19.40 h TH Adina (II) 82/70/47/30/23 _______ Sa 14.7. 15.00 h KB Konzert Masterclass 26/22/18/14 _______ Sa 14.7 19.00 h TH Die Räuber (P) 84/72/49/32/22 _______ So 15.7. 11.15 h KB Anna Bonitatibus 32/25/17 _______ Trinkhalle So 8. Juli, 19 Uhr (Premiere) · Fr 13./20. Juli, So 15.7. 15.40 h TH Adina (junge Besetzung) 67/55/35/27/16 _______ 19.40 Uhr · So 15. Juli, 15.40 Uhr (junge Besetzung) Mi 18.7. 19.40 h TH Die Räuber (II) 82/70/47/30/23 _______ Do 19.7. 19.00 h TH Semiramide (P) 86/74/50/33/24 _______ Adina ossia Il califfo di Bagdad Fr 20.7. 15.00 h KB Vom Wasser 26/21/14 _______ Rossinis einzige Farsa mit Chor und großem Orchester wurde Fr 20.7. 19.40 h TH Adina (III) 89/79/52/34/26 _______ für Lissabon komponiert. Die Wildbader Aufführung ist eine Sa 21.7. 11.15 h KB Recital 32/25/17 _______ Koproduktion der Akademie Belcanto mit der Staatsoper im Sa 21.7. 13.00 h HR Rossini-Menü 48 _______ Sa 21.7. 19.00 h TH Die Räuber (III) 89/79/52/34/26 _______ bulgarischen Russe und wird als Gastspiel gezeigt. In Bad So 22.7. 11.15 h KB Konzert Masterclass 32/25/17 _______ Wildbad sind gleich zwei Besetzungen zu hören: eine mit Stars So 22.7. 15.00 h TH Semiramide (II) 89/79/52/34/26 _______ der Szene und eine andere ausschließlich mit jungen Solisten. KB=König-Karls-Bad, TH=Trinkhalle, HR=Hotel Rossini / P=Premiere Il turco in Italia (2011) Regelmäßig sind die Veranstaltungen am Schlusswochenende überbucht, während es für die ersten Aufführungen noch Karten gibt. Wir sehen uns Trinkhalle Sa 14.(Premiere)/Sa 21. Juli, 19 Uhr darum gezwungen, die Preise nach Veranstaltungstagen zu differenzieren. Verwechslungen – Überraschungen Mi 18. Juli, 19.40 Uhr Wer sparen will, kommt früher! Wer die Opern am 14. und 15.7. bzw. 18. I briganti (Die Räuber) und 19.7. zusammen bucht, erhält am 15. bzw. 18.7. zusätzlich 10% Rabatt. Wenn die gewünschte Preisgruppe vergriffen ist, buchen Sie für mich bitte Verwechslungen allenthalben: Der Kalif von Bagdad verliebt Diese Oper von Saverio Mercadante wurde auf Anregung teurere !, billigere !, gar keine ! Karten. sich unwissentlich in seine Tochter Adina, Semiramide in Rossinis als Direktor des Théâtre Italien in Paris komponiert. Ich war 2008 !, 2009 !, 2010 !, 2011 ! noch nie ! Kartenkunde. ihren Sohn Arsace, und der alte Moor täuscht sich in seinen Sie griff die Schiller-Mode nach Rossinis Tell auf und kam Viele unserer Abendveranstaltungen beginnen stadtbahnfreundlich um Söhnen Karl und Franz. Die Enttäuschung ist immer groß, 1836 in einer legendären Besetzung zur Aufführung: Der 19.40 Uhr. Nach Ankunft der Bahn von Pforzheim (ab .47) um 19.22 am Kurpark erreichen Sie in wenigen Fußminuten bequem die Vorstellung. nur einmal überwiegt schließlich die freudige Überraschung. Tenor war Giovanni Battista Rubini, dessen extremer Ton- Abonnieren Sie unseren Newsletter unter www.rossini-in-wildbad.de. Die beiden anderen Geschichten enden tragisch. umfang einer der Gründe ist, warum diese bemerkenswerte Besetzungen, Tipps, Angebote erfahren Sie so zuerst! Oper nie wieder gespielt wurde. In Wildbad wird sie szenisch Kartenversand einmalig 3,– €.Kartenbestellbedingungen im Detail sowie Grandiose Opern, vergessene Meisterwerke – dieses Mal gezeigt. Hören und staunen Sie, wenn Antonino Fogliani die Kinder-, Schüler-, Studentenermäßigungen usw. finden Sie auf unserer Internet-Präsenz www.rossini-in-wildbad.de.Bitte geben Sie unten Ihre sogar eine Schiller-Vertonung! – und spannende Inszenie- Partitur zum Leben erweckt! Telefonnummer und aktuelle eMail-Adresse für Rückfragen an. rungen. Das alles gibt es bei ROSSINI 2012 zu sehen und zu ___________________________________________________________________ hören. Und insbesondere: Belcanto von herausragenden Trinkhalle Do 19. Juli, 19 Uhr Name/Vorname Surname/Name Sängerinnen und Sängern. So 22. Juli, 15 Uhr ___________________________________________________________________ Semiramide Straße/Hausnummer Street/Number Herzlich willkommen! Diese Oper läutet 1823 Rossinis Abschied von der italieni- ___________________________________________________________________ schen Belcanto-Oper ein. Sie gilt unbestritten als Meister- Land/PLZ/Wohnort Country/Postcode/Town werk und ist in ihren Schönheiten, aber auch in ihren Schwie- Impressum Inhalte: ROSSINI IN WILDBAD · Änderungen vorbehalten · Fotos: ___________________________________________________________________ Patrick Pfeiffer · Gestaltung: Ulrike Albrecht · Verlag: penso-pr, Hambergstraße 34, rigkeiten der Ausführung kaum zu überbieten. Antonino Telefon/Fax/eMail Telephone/Facsimile/eMail D-71120 Grafenau · [email protected] · ROSSINI IN WILDBAD ist eine Fogliani dirigiert bei dieser konzertanten Aufführung eine Veranstaltung der Stadt Bad Wildbad mit Unterstützung des Landes Baden- ___________________________________________________________________ Württemberg und des Landkreises Calw. Spitzenbesetzung für eines seiner liebsten Rossini-Werke. Datum/Unterschrift Date/Signature.
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