Wagner: Das Rheingold (1978)
This 1978 studio production of the prologue to Wagner's masterpiece is the only segment of the famous Salzburg Festival/Metropolitan Opera productions, first seen in the 1960s, that made it to film. Based on one of those original productions, Georges Wakhevitch produced stage settings and transformations that supported Karajan's concept with every possible means. Herbert Von Karajan's staging is in the epic style of another age, emphasizing the dignity of the gods rather than their all too human failings. With the singers - foremost among them Peter Schreier - Karajan had an ensemble that fully conformed to his intentions.
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Herbert von KarajanSelf - ConductorThomas StewartWotanVladimir de KanelDonner (actor)Leif RoarDonner (singer)Hermann EsserFrohPeter SchreierLogeZoltán KelemenAlberichGerhard StolzeMimeGerd NienstedtFasolt (actor)Karl RidderbuschFasolt (singer)Louis HendrikxFafnerBrigitte FassbaenderFrickaMovie DNA
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What is Wagner: Das Rheingold about?
This 1978 studio production of the prologue to Wagner's masterpiece is the only segment of the famous Salzburg Festival/Metropolitan Opera productions, first seen in the 1960s, that made it to film. Based on one of those original productions, Georges Wakhevitch produced stage settings and transformations that supported Karajan's concept with every possible means. Herbert Von Karajan's staging is in the epic style of another age, emphasizing the dignity of the gods rather than their all too human failings. With the singers - foremost among them Peter Schreier - Karajan had an ensemble that fully conformed to his intentions.
How long is Wagner: Das Rheingold?
Wagner: Das Rheingold has a runtime of 143 minutes.