MUNICH 〓 Bavarian State Opera will live stream the new “Der Freischütz”

2021/01/29

The Bavarian State Opera has announced that it will set to stream a live performance of its new Weber’s 《Der Freischütz》. The performance will take place on February 13th, without an audience.

That Performance was originally set to start on February 7th and run through 25th. But was canceled due to the new coronavirus pandemic.

Dmitri Tcherniakov is working on the new production. Antonello Manacorda will conduct the Performance which will star Boris Prýgl, Golda Schultz, Anna Prohaska, Bálint Szabó, Kyle Ketelsen, Pavel Černoch, and Tareq Nazmi.

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