Name: Strauss, R: Salome
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Denoke wins her place in the sun as a lithe if hardly sex-kittenish Salome. She has an expressive, secure and slightly dark-timbred voice...Held is a physically and vocally powerful prophet...It's... — BBC Music Magazine, April 2012, 3 out of 5 stars More…

Release Date: 30th Jan 2012
Catalogue No: 101593
Label: Arthaus Musik

Strauss, R: Salome

Live Recording from The Festspielhaus Baden-Baden, 2011
Angela Denoke (Salome), Kim Begley (Herodes), Doris Soffel (Herodias), Alan Held (Jochanaan) & Marcel Reijans (Narraboth)
Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin
Stefan Soltesz (conductor) & Nikolaus Lehnhoff (stage director)

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Stage Design by HANS-MARTIN SCHOLDER

This highly acclaimed production of Strauss’ Salome from the Festspielhaus Baden-Baden is staged by German director Nikolaus Lehnhoff. Starring Angela Denoke as “a brilliant Salome” (FAZ), who is joined by a great ensemble of soloists, Kim Begley, Doris Soffel and Alan Held. Performing with “great aplomb” (FAZ), the Deutsches Sinfonie Orchester Berlin, conducted by Stefan Soltez, was also enthusiastically celebrated by critics and audience.

Sound Format: PCM Stereo, DD 5.0

Picture Format: 16:9

DVD Format: DVD 9, NTSC

Subtitle Languages: DE (Original Language), GB, FR, IT, ES, JP, Korean

Running Time: 112 mins

FSK: 12

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April 2012

Denoke wins her place in the sun as a lithe if hardly sex-kittenish Salome. She has an expressive, secure and slightly dark-timbred voice...Held is a physically and vocally powerful prophet...It's all clear and slick throughout but never quite makes the flesh creep.

May 2012

there's no denying the conviction of the performance, and the filming is suitably bold in its use of close-up...the unseen conductor Stefan Soltesz makes a powerful impression and the torrid score breathes but never drags. Denoke has the measure of the taxing title-role: assuming that we have is a single, unedited performance, she does particularly well to save an extra degree of vocal heft for the final scene.

April 2012

this Nikolaus Lehnhoff-directed production draws vivid and valid characterizations and motivations...Kim Begley's big-voiced Herod is properly nasty; Doris Soffel's ageing movie-star-like Herodias is both shrill and menacing; and Alan Held's Jokanaan is filled with scorn, piety and grandeur.

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