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Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových

Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových

Dec 18, 2010

Director

Martin Rek

Overview

An oratorio about the conflict between earthly and heavenly love, with which the Italian composer applied for the position of Kapellmeister at the Viennese court, will be performed in a period style. Recording of the concert from the 2010 St. Wenceslas Music Festival at St. Wenceslas Church in Ostrava. Antonio Caldara was one of the most important composers of oratorios. The main character, Magdalene, is a popular figure in works of art with religious themes. She was identified with the sinner in Luke's Gospel, who after her conversion became one of Jesus' closest companions. In the first part, Mary Magdalene decides whether to choose the path of worldly pleasures or to repent and devote her life to God. In the second part of the oratorio, we find ourselves in the house of the Pharisee, who doubts the sincerity of Magdalene's repentance...

About Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových

What is Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových about?

An oratorio about the conflict between earthly and heavenly love, with which the Italian composer applied for the position of Kapellmeister at the Viennese court, will be performed in a period style. Recording of the concert from the 2010 St. Wenceslas Music Festival at St. Wenceslas Church in Ostrava. Antonio Caldara was one of the most important composers of oratorios. The main character…

When was Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových released?

Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových was released on December 18, 2010.

Who directed Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových?

Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových was directed by Martin Rek.

Who is in the cast of Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových?

The cast of Antonio Caldara – Magdaléna u nohou Kristových includes Hana Blažíková (soprán), Heidi Maria Taubert (soprán), David Erler (kontratenor), Markéta Cukrová (alt) and Tomáš Kořínek (tenor).