Lyric Opera of Chicago - Gotterdammerung
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You don't get a more thrilling finale
The Sunday Times
This performance has unfortunately been cancelled
This performance has unfortunately been cancelled
Widely considered the peak of operatic opulence, excess and technical excellence, Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen, AKA The Ring Cycle, is an astonishing masterwork. Comprised of some of the most intoxicatingly beautiful Romantic music ever created and spread out over four sweeping epics, no other work in the opera canon comes close in terms of grandeur. Linked together by one thrilling saga, its tapestry-like weaving took Wagner 26 years to complete and the result is a seamless synthesis of drama, story, action, and music.
Experience the thrilling conclusion to the beloved work when Gotterdammerung (The Twilight of the Gods) returns to the Lyric Opera of Chicago in the spring of 2020. Performed by a large ensemble cast of Opera movers and shakers including American soprano Christine Goerke as Brunnhilde and German tenor Burkhard Fritz as Siegfried, this is one truly monumental work you won't want to miss.
Featuring some of the Ring Cycle's most memorable moments, both in terms of orchestration and plot, Gotterdammerung is a high octane tale of bravery, sacrifice, treachery, destruction, and renewal. Picking up where the third cycle Siegfried left off, legendary Norse heroes Siegfried and Brunhilde wake up together after a night of passion. Though scared of losing her true love, she encourages him to travel the world to undertake heroic challenges and prove his mettle. In return he gives her the ring at the center of the whole story, setting off a series of catastrophic consequences that could spell apocalypse for Valhalla itself...