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Review 1 for Vincent
Indiana University Musical Arts Center @
- Bloomington @
, IN @
- Sat, Apr 16, 2011 @
Favorite moment: The background and clothing is good. @
Posted 04/18/2011
by Feier
The music seemed to be a little bit freak. But the stage decoration was very amazing.
Indiana University Musical Arts Center @
- Bloomington @
, IN @
- Sat, Apr 16, 2011 @
Favorite moment: The background and clothing is good. @
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Review 2 for Vincent
Vincent
Indiana University Musical Arts Center @
- Bloomington @
, IN @
- Fri, Apr 15, 2011 @
Posted 04/17/2011
by slpear
Vincent, at the MAC of IU was the premier of the Opera. It was difficult to watch because there were so many dyamics to keep track of, the dialogue, the storyline, the beautiful graphics, and the music. Often times they did not seem to be in sync with each other.
Indiana University Musical Arts Center @
- Bloomington @
, IN @
- Fri, Apr 15, 2011 @
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Review 3 for Vincent
A new opera that will endure
Indiana University Musical Arts Center @
- Bloomington @
, IN @
- Fri, Apr 15, 2011 @
Favorite moment: Van Gogh and Gauguin in a brothel in Arles. This inner poverty of van Gogh's life is exposed with few words, to great effect. @
Posted 04/17/2011
by OperaAfficionado
Location:Cincinnati, OH
This new opera succeeds musically, visually, and narratively. Composer Bernard Rands, librettist JD McClatchy, and the creative production team juxtapose the progressive inner disintegration of van Gogh's psyche with the concurrent advancement of his artistic vision and skill. The opera begins with an empty, blackened stage, suffused only with music: all mind; no art. At the opera's conclusion, the stage is filled (using digital technology) with his art, which visually overpowers the corpse of van Gogh: only his art remains. This is an "interior," psychological opera: scenes and actions are minimal, while Van Gogh's inner mental state is well conveyed in the music. In the wrong creative hands, this arrangement could spell disaster; not so in this case. This opera will take its rightful place in the national repertoire.
Indiana University Musical Arts Center @
- Bloomington @
, IN @
- Fri, Apr 15, 2011 @
Favorite moment: Van Gogh and Gauguin in a brothel in Arles. This inner poverty of van Gogh's life is exposed with few words, to great effect. @
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