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輸入盤ブルーレイですが日本のブルーレイ・プレイヤーで視聴できます。※ご確認ください※一部輸入版アニメブルーレイには、「リージョンコード」とは別の「国コード」というものが設定されている作品がございます。お持ちのブルーレイ・プレイヤーが国コードをアメリカ等に変更できるかどうかご確認ください。（機種によりましては変更できない機種がございます。その場合はご視聴できない可能性がございますのでご注意ください。）国コードをアメリカ（日本以外）に設定してご覧ください。PS3、PS4、PS5は 初期設定で再生可能です。種別：BLU-RAYジャンル：Classical Artists発売日：2021/1/15ディスク枚数：1コメント：None other than Oscar-winner Christoph Waltz has been engaged for the stage direction of the new production of Fidelio from the Theater an der Wien. There， at one of the oldest opera houses in Vienna， L.v. Beethoven was what one would call today a composer-in-residence. And he was this in two respects: here he lived for two years in an apartment in the wing of the building. And it was here that he premiered many of his most famous orchestral works， symphonies and his only opera: Fidelio. In his third opera production Waltz brilliantly stages the second version of the opera in the breathtaking set designed by the German-American architectural practice Barkow Leibinger. The abstract staircase landscape in the form of a double helix， symbolizing prison， extends space into the back theatre and is infinitely changeable in the cinematic lighting concept of Hollywood regular Henry Braham. Manfred Honeck at the rostrum of the dynamic Wiener Symphoniker leads a superb and versatile cast of "vocally oustanding" (Der Standard) singers: Nicole Chevalier bewitches vocally and dramatically on her stage debut as Leonore， Eric Cutler gives Florestan a powerful voice. Christof Fischesser， Gabor Bretz， Melissa Petit complete the strong ensemble. But the production， which was sold out months before， never saw its stage premiere， as the Theater an der Wien sadly had to shut down due to the Covid 19 pandemic a few days before. Thanks to an incredible effort by all participants， the opera house was converted into a film studio at short notice so that Christoph Waltzs "convincing production" (Die Zeit) of Beethovens flaming musical plea for freedom and humanity could be preserved for posterity. "An ingenious， enigmatic direction" (Munchner Merkur)