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Tannhäuser at Bayreuth Tannhäuser at Bayreuth 1891, 1892, 1894, 1904 1930, 1931 Conductor Felix Mottl (1891, 1892) Arturo Toscanini (1930, 1931) Richard Strauss (1894) Karl Elmendorff (1930) Siegfried Wagner (1904) Director Cosima Wagner Siegfried Wagner Stage design Costumes Choreography Choral Conducting Julius Kniese Hugo Rüdel Landgraf Hermann Georg Döring Ivar Andresen Heinrich Wiegand Alexander Kipnis Tannhäuser Max Alvary Sigismund Pilinszky Hermann Winkelmann Rudolf Ritter Heinrich Zeller Wolfram von Eschenbach Theodor Reichmann Gerhard Huesch Carl Scheidemantel Herbert Janssen Walther von der Vogelweide Wilhelm Grüning Geza Belti-Pilinszky Biterolf Emil Liepe Georg von Tschurtschenthaler Heinrich der Schreiber Heinrich Zeller Joachim Sattler August Wachtel Reinmar von Zweter Franz Schlosser Carl Stralendorf Carl Bucha Elisabeth Elisa Wiborg Maria Müller Pauline de Ahna Venus Rosa Sucher Ruth Jost-Arden Pauline Mailhac Ein junger Hirt Emilie Herzog Erna Berger Luise Mulder NP: New Production Wagner Society of New York, 2011 Compiled by Bill Williams Sources: Bayreuther Festspiele website and Wagneropera.net This chart will also be available on the website of the Wagner Society of New York under Special Topics: www.wagnersocietyny.org Page 1 of 6 Tannhäuser at Bayreuth 1954 (NP) 1955 1961 (NP) Conductor Joseph Keilberth André Cluytens Wolfgang Sawallisch Eugen Jochum Joseph Keilberth Director Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Stage design Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Costumes Kurt Palm Kurt Palm Kurt Palm Choreography Gertrud Wagner Gertrud Wagner Choral Conducting Wilhelm Pitz Wilhelm Pitz Wilhelm Pitz Landgraf Hermann Josef Greindl Josef Greindl Josef Greindl Tannhäuser Ramon Vinay Wolfgang Windgassen Wolfgang Windgassen Hans Beirer Wolfram von Eschenbach Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Walther von der Vogelweide Josef Traxel Josef Traxel Gerhard Stolze Biterolf Toni Blankenheim Toni Blankenheim Franz Crass Heinrich der Schreiber Gerhard Stolze Gerhard Stolze Georg Paskuda Reinmar von Zweter Theo Adam Alfons Herwig Theo Adam Elisabeth Gré van Brouwenstijn Gré van Brouwenstijn Victoria de los Angeles Venus Herta Wilfert Herta Wilfert Grace Bumbry Ein junger Hirt Volker Horn Volker Horn Else-Margrete Gardelli 1962 1964 1965 Conductor Wolfgang Sawallisch Otmar Suitner André Cluytens Director Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Stage design Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Costumes Kurt Palm Kurt Palm Kurt Palm Choreography Gertrud Wagner Choral Conducting Wilhelm Pitz Wilhelm Pitz Wilhelm Pitz Landgraf Hermann Josef Greindl Martti Talvela Martti Talvela Tannhäuser Wolfgang Windgassen Wolfgang Windgassen Wolfgang Windgassen Hans Hopf Wolfram von Eschenbach Eberhard Waechter Eberhard Waechter Hermann Prey Barry McDaniel Walther von der Vogelweide Gerhard Stolze Arturo Sergi Willi Hartmann Biterolf Franz Crass Hubert Hofmann Gerd Nienstedt Heinrich der Schreiber Georg Paskuda Hermann Winkler Hermann Winkler Reinmar von Zweter Gerd Nienstedt Gerd Nienstedt Dieter Slembeck Elisabeth Victoria de los Angeles Leonie Rysanek Leonie Rysanek Anja Silja Gré van Brouwenstijn Venus Grace Bumbry Barbro Ericson Ludmila Dvoráková Anja Silja Anja Silja Ein junger Hirt Else-Margrete Gardelli Else-Margrete Gardelli Olivera Miljakovic Page 2 of 6 Tannhäuser at Bayreuth 1966 1967 1972 (NP) Conductor Carl Melles Berislav Klobucar Erich LeinsdorfHorst Stein Director Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Götz Friedrich Hans-Peter Lehmann (Szenische Einstudierung) Stage design Wieland Wagner Wieland Wagner Jürgen Rose Costumes Kurt Palm Kurt Palm Jürgen Rose Choreography Choral Conducting Wilhelm Pitz Wilhelm Pitz Norbert Balatsch Landgraf Hermann Martti Talvela Tugomir Franc Hans Sotin Josef Greindl Tannhäuser Jess Thomas Jess Thomas Hugh Beresford Hans Hopf Wolfgang Windgassen Hermin Esser Wolfram von Eschenbach Hermann Prey Hermann Prey Bernd Weikl Thomas Stewart Thomas Stewart Eberhard Waechter Thomas Tipton Walther von der Vogelweide Willi Hartmann Hermin Esser Harald Ek Biterolf Gerd Nienstedt Gerd Nienstedt Franz Mazura Heinrich der Schreiber Hermann Winkler Horst Hoffmann Heribert Steinbach Reinmar von Zweter Dieter Slembeck Dieter Slembeck Heinz Feldhoff Elisabeth Leonie Rysanek Anja Silja Gwyneth Jones Anja Silja Helga Dernesch Venus Anja Silja Berit Lindholm Gwyneth Jones Ludmila Dvoráková Ein junger Hirt Lily Sauter Lily Sauter Walter Gampert Peter Hinterreiter 1973 1974 1977 Conductor Heinrich Hollreiser Heinrich Hollreiser Sir Colin Davis Director Götz Friedrich Götz Friedrich Götz Friedrich Stage design Jürgen Rose Jürgen Rose Jürgen Rose Costumes Jürgen Rose Jürgen Rose Jürgen Rose Choreography Choral Conducting Norbert Balatsch Norbert Balatsch Norbert Balatsch Landgraf Hermann Hans Sotin Hans Sotin Hans Sotin Tannhäuser Hugh Beresford Hermin Esser Hermin Esser Hermin Esser Wolfram von Eschenbach Bernd Weikl Bernd Weikl Bernd Weikl Walther von der Vogelweide Gerd Brenneis Gerd Brenneis Robert Schunk Biterolf Franz Mazura Franz Mazura Franz Mazura Heinrich der Schreiber Heribert Steinbach Heribert Steinbach John Pickering Reinmar von Zweter Heinz Feldhoff Heinz Feldhoff Heinz Feldhoff Elisabeth Gwyneth Jones Gwyneth Jones Gwyneth Jones Eva Marton Venus Gwyneth Jones Gwyneth Jones Gwyneth Jones Eva Marton Ein junger Hirt Harald Queisser Karli Seidler Klaus Brettschneider Hansi Buchhierl Christian Pade Christian Siferlinger Page 3 of 6 Tannhäuser at Bayreuth 1978 1985 (NP) 1986 Conductor Sir Colin Davis Giuseppe Sinopoli Giuseppe Sinopoli Director Götz Friedrich Wolfgang Wagner Wolfgang Wagner Stage design Jürgen Rose Wolfgang Wagner Wolfgang Wagner Costumes Jürgen Rose Reinhard Heinrich Reinhard Heinrich Choreography Iván Markó Iván Markó Choral Conducting Norbert Balatsch Norbert Balatsch Norbert Balatsch Landgraf Hermann Hans Sotin Hans Sotin Hans Sotin Matti Salminen Tannhäuser Spas Wenkoff Richard Versalle Richard Versalle Reiner Goldberg Wolfram von Eschenbach Bernd Weikl Wolfgang Brendel Wolfgang Brendel Walther von der Vogelweide Robert Schunk Robert Schunk Robert Schunk Biterolf Franz Mazura Siegfried Vogel Siegfried Vogel Heinrich der Schreiber John Pickering András Molnár Kurt Schreibmayer Reinmar von Zweter Heinz Feldhoff Sándor Sólyom-Nagy Sándor Sólyom-Nagy Elisabeth Eva Marton Cheryl Studer Cheryl Studer Venus Eva Marton Gabriele Schnaut Gabriele Schnaut Ein junger Hirt Christian Siferlinger Brigitte Lindner Brigitte Lindner Klaus Brettschneider 1987 1989 1992 Conductor Giuseppe Sinopoli Giuseppe Sinopoli Donald C. Runnicles Director Wolfgang Wagner Wolfgang Wagner Wolfgang Wagner Stage design Wolfgang Wagner Wolfgang Wagner Wolfgang Wagner Costumes Reinhard Heinrich Reinhard Heinrich Reinhard Heinrich Choreography Iván Markó Iván Markó Iván Markó Choral Conducting Norbert Balatsch Norbert Balatsch Norbert Balatsch Landgraf Hermann Hans Sotin Hans Sotin Manfred Schenk Manfred Schenk Tannhäuser Richard Versalle Richard Versalle Wolfgang Schmidt Reiner Goldberg Wolfram von Eschenbach Wolfgang Brendel Wolfgang Brendel Eike-Wilm Schulte Walther von der Vogelweide Kurt Schreibmayer William Pell Richard Brunner Biterolf Siegfried Vogel Siegfried Vogel Ekkehard Wlaschiha Heinrich der Schreiber Clemens Bieber Clemens Bieber Clemens Bieber Reinmar von Zweter Sándor Sólyom-Nagy Sándor Sólyom-Nagy Sándor Sólyom-Nagy Elisabeth Cheryl Studer Cheryl Studer Tina Kiberg Venus Sophia Larson Ruthild Engert-Ely Uta Priew Gabriele Schnaut Ein junger Hirt Brigitte Lindner Joy Robinson Christiane Hossfeld Page 4 of 6 Tannhäuser at Bayreuth 1993 1995 2002 (NP) Conductor Donald C. Runnicles Donald C. Runnicles Christian Thielemann Director Wolfgang Wagner Wolfgang Wagner Philippe Arlaud Stage design Wolfgang Wagner Wolfgang Wagner Philippe Arlaud Costumes Reinhard Heinrich Reinhard Heinrich Carin Bartels Choreography Iván Markó Iván Markó Choral Conducting Norbert Balatsch Norbert Balatsch Eberhard Friedrich Landgraf Hermann Hans Sotin Hans Sotin Kwangchul Youn Manfred Schenk Tannhäuser Wolfgang Schmidt Wolfgang Neumann Glenn Winslade Wolfgang Schmidt Wolfgang Millgramm Wolfram von Eschenbach Eike-Wilm Schulte Eike-Wilm Schulte Roman Trekel Walther von der Vogelweide Richard Brunner Richard Brunner Clemens Bieber Biterolf Ekkehard Wlaschiha Ekkehard Wlaschiha John Wegner Heinrich der Schreiber Clemens Bieber Clemens Bieber Arnold Bezuyen Reinmar von Zweter Sándor Sólyom-Nagy Sándor Sólyom-Nagy Alexander Marco-Buhrmester Elisabeth Tina Kiberg Tina Kiberg Ricarda Merbeth Venus Uta Priew Ulla Sippola Barbara Schneider-Hofstetter Uta Priew Ein junger Hirt Christiane Hossfeld Christiane Hossfeld Evgenia Grekova 2003 2004 2005 Conductor Christian Thielemann Christian Thielemann Christian Thielemann Director Philippe Arlaud Philippe Arlaud Philippe Arlaud Stage design Philippe Arlaud Philippe Arlaud Philippe Arlaud Costumes Carin Bartels Carin Bartels Carin Bartels Choreography Choral Conducting Eberhard Friedrich Eberhard Friedrich Eberhard Friedrich Landgraf Hermann Kwangchul Youn Kwangchul Youn Guido Jentjens Tannhäuser Glenn Winslade Stephen Gould Stephen Gould Wolfram von Eschenbach Roman Trekel Roman Trekel Roman Trekel Walther von der Vogelweide Clemens Bieber Clemens Bieber Clemens Bieber Biterolf John Wegner John Wegner John Wegner Heinrich der Schreiber Arnold Bezuyen Arnold Bezuyen Arnold Bezuyen Reinmar von Zweter Alexander Marco-Buhrmester Alexander Marco-Buhrmester Samuel Youn Elisabeth Ricarda Merbeth Ricarda Merbeth Ricarda Merbeth Venus Barbara Schneider-Hofstetter
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