Unter Den Linden (2002) Dialogues

1. Opera's a-e - Operaweetjes

  • (Bonn 27-04-2002 / Oper der Stadt Bonn). Libretto ... (Berlijn 28-05-1998/Staatsoper Unter den Linden)(J) ... Dialogues des Carmélites · Dido and Aeneas · Die ...

2. City and the Self in Christa Wolf's "Unter den Linden" - Project MUSE

  • 4 jan 2019 · A trivial dialogue in a café? And it had ... 1, 2002, pp. 109–28. Google Scholar. D.S.L. ... "Auf der Suche nach dem ungelebten Leben: Christa Wolf— ...

  • "No one, least of all the author, can seek freedom beyond the coordinates of space and time, beyond history and without it. The geographical location in which an author lives, and which, at the same time, is an historical location, binds him."1 This spatial and temporal tethering of the self, as stated by Christa Wolf in her essay "Lesen und Schreiben" (1973; On reading and writing), is reflected in the experiences of her protagonist/narrator in the story "Unter den Linden" (written in 1969, published in 1974 in an anthology with the same title).2 For the unnamed female first-person narrator and protagonist, these coordinates prescribe the woman's solitary search for self as she recounts a dream of strolling along the boulevard synonymous with Berlin: "I have always liked walking along Unter den Linden. And most of all, as you well know, alone" ("UdL" 69). This purposeful stroll, which elicits the experiences that comprise the entire narrative, is emancipatory in its choice of location; rather than inhabiting a domestic or otherwise marginalized city space, the narrator instead positions herself on one of the most storied streets in Germany—East or West. Among landmarks and monuments dedicated to men and their achievements, the protagonist revels in a version of what Edward Soja, in his research on Los Angeles and Amsterdam, coined "Thirdspace," a [End Page 101] space in which real and imagined, present and past, commingle and collide. It is here that not only do binaries ce...

3. The Politics of Wagner – DW – 03/31/2002

4. Bertrand de Billy

  • Additionally, he returns to the Staatsoper unter den Linden with Macbeth and Opera de Paris with a new production of La Vestale directed by Lydia Steier. At ...

  • French-Swiss conductor Bertrand de Billy is one of the most important artists on both the opera stage and the concert platform. He is a frequent guest at the Vienna State Opera, where this season he leads the revival of Les Dialogues des Carmélites after its successful new production, along with productions of Tosca, Guillaume Tell, Don Giovanni, and Faust. Additionally, he returns to the Staatsoper unter den Linden with Macbeth and Opera de Paris with a new production of La Vestale directed by Lydia Steier. At the Salzburg Festival, he conducts the concert performances of Ambroise Thomas‘ Hamlet in the summer of 2024.On the concert stage, he performs with orchestras such as Staatskapelle Weimar, Orchestre Chambre de Lausanne and Orchestre Philharmonique de Monte Carlo.

5. BERLIN FILM FESTIVAL 2002 - AMERICAN CINEMA PAPERS

  • ... Unter Den Linden (Berlin's answer to Park Avenue), had been destroyed in the war and never rebuilt. Get the picture? Reality doesn't exist for people blind ...

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6. [PDF] A Framework for Dialogue Act Specification - Tilburg University

  • • A format for the specification of dialogue acts in a registry: FIPA (2002). ... van der Linden & G. Schwartzenberg (1984) The ... (2003) Reasoning under ...

7. History - Staatsballett Berlin

  • Vladimir Malakhov was appointed ballet director in 2002 and became the artistic director of the Staatsballett Berlin within the Berlin Opera Foundation in 2004.

  • A prominent figure of Berlin ballet history for a certain period was Tatjana Gsovsky. She founded her troupe, the «Berliner Ballett,» in the modern sense of the term. In 1951, she left the Deutsche Staatsoper and from 1953 onwards was repeatedly invited as a choreographer to the Städtische Oper in the western part of the city, where she was finally appointed ballet mistress and chief choreographer in 1958. In 1966, she resigned from this position to focus on her ballet school. Tatjana Gsovsky staged numerous classic productions and choreographed (some premieres) to contemporary compositions by Boris Blacher, Hans Werner Henze, or Luigi Nono. Her choreographies and projects performed on successful world tours with her «Berliner Ballett» were somewhat unpopular at the main house, but her successes elsewhere earned her recognition as a «Berliner.» She was temporarily succeeded as artistic director by Sir Kenneth MacMillan (1966–69), whose works also shaped the repertoire.

8. Publicaties - Prof. dr. Maria J. de Haan - Universiteit Utrecht

  • ), Dialogues in and around multicultural schools (pp. ... van der Linden, & P. Renshaw (Eds.), Dialogical ... (2002). Diversity in the construction of modes of ...

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