Thursday December 3 | 19:30
Location
The Henry Crown Symphony Hall, Jerusalem Theater
Concert length
Approx. 180 minutes, incl. intermission
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Die Zauberflöte

The Jerusalem Opera and the JSO are thrilled to perform Die Zauberflöte once more – one of Mozart’s finest works, who was first performed by the The Jerusalem in 2017 to great acclaim. Today we perform this work with the same stage concept, and ibvite you to re-experience the magic, beauty and wisdom of the wonderful masterpiece.

Die Zauberflöte was written in Vienna in 1791, to a Libretto by Emannuel Schikander, and has two acts. Prince Tamino is sent to save princess Pamina, who was cruely taken from her mother, Queen of the Night, by the evil Sarastro. But gradually it turns that the truth could not be more different: Sarastro is not evil, but the protector of the princess from the vengeful and violent mother. And so Tamino and Pamina embark on a journey in which they learn to look at the world from a new angle, overcome fears and obstacles, and reveal the powers within. An innitiation journey of bravery, loyalty, restraint and growing up, until the heroes become worthy of love.

This fabulous work combines a rich artistic heritage, containing symbols which express Mozart’s view of the world and his belief in human brotherhood – a work featuring beautiful music, a tale full of imagination, exciting drama and ideas of human wisdom, love

 

 

Artistic director and conductor: Omer Arieli
Soloists TBA

The Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra

Director of the original production: Monica Weitzfelder
Director of the re-production: Danielle Lasry

 

Tickets for this event are not yet available 

 

Artists

Conductor TBA

Soloists TBA

 

Programme

MozartDie Zauberflöte, K. 620