Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE

By: May. 27, 2010
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In one of the signature events of the New York cultural season, Alan Gilbert and the Philharmonic give the much-anticipated, fully-staged New York premiere of György Ligeti's satirical "anti-anti-opera."

Meet Gepopo, Prince Go-Go, Piet the Pot, and their fellow inhabitants of Brueghelland, who've just been told by the devil that the world ends at midnight. In a carnival-like kaleidoscope of sight and sound, Ligeti (whose Atmosphères and other music is heard in the film 2001: A Space Odyssey) tells their story with some of the most strikingly brilliant music he ever composed.

Photo credit: Chris Lee

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Barbara Hannigan and Anthony Roth Costanzo

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Rob Besserer

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Anthony Roth Costanzo

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Joshua Bloom and Peter Tantsits

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Barbara Hannigan and Anthony Roth Costanzo

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Rob Besserer and Anthony Roth Costanzo

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Joshua Bloom and Peter Tantsits

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Eric Owens and chorus members

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Barbara Hannigan

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Wilbur Pauley and Melissa Parks

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE
Mark Schowalter

Photo Flash: NY Phil Presents LE GRAND MACABRE



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