Neue Oper Wien
Neue Oper Wien is an Austrian opera company based in Vienna.[1] Insight Guides cites them and the Wiener Taschenoper as "two of the independent groups which perform exclusively 20th and 21st-century opera".[2]
Operas performed, 1992–2014
- 1992: Musiktheater-Keimzellen (Worldpremiere)
- 1994: Axel Seidelmann: “Hiob” (Worldpremiere)
- 1995: Reinhard Süss/Oskar Kokoschka: “Sphinx und Strohmann” (Worldpremiere)
- 1995: Kurt Weill: “Der Silbersee”
- 1996: Benjamin Britten: “Billy Budd“ and Mark-Anthony Turnage: “Greek”
- 1997: Max Brand: “Maschinist Hopkins”
- 1999: Tan Dun: “Marco Polo”
- 2000: Dirk D'Ase: “Arrest” (Worldpremiere)
- 2000: Leonard Bernstein: “Candide”
- 2002: Kurt Weill: “Johnny Johnson”
- 2003: Helmut Lachenmann: “Das Mädchen mit den Schwefelhölzern”
- 2003: Wolfram Wagner/Peter Turrini: “Endlich Schluss” (Worldpremiere)
- 2004: Christoph Coburger nach Daniil Charms: “Zwischenfälle” (Worldpremiere)
- 2004: John Casken: “God’s Liar”
- 2005: Peter Eötvös: “Le Balcon” // Michael Tippett: “The Knot Garden”
- 2005: Christoph Cech – Claudio Monteverdi: “Orfeo“ (Worldpremiere)
- 2006: Richard Dünser/Thomas Höft: “Radek“ (Worldpremiere)
- 2006: Erik Hojsgaard nach Ödön von Horváth: “Don Juan kommt aus dem Krieg” (Worldpremiere)
- 2006: Dieter Kaufmann nach Josef Winkler: ”Requiem für Piccoletto” (Worldpremiere)
- 2006: Thomas Pernes/Gloria G.: “Zauberflöte06” (Worldpremiere)
- 2007: Tan Dun: “Tea”
- 2008: Elliott Carter: “What next?” // Detlev Glanert: “Scherz, Satire, Ironie und tiefere Bedeutung“
- 2008: Isidora Zebeljan: “Eine Marathon-Familie” (Worldpremiere)
- 2008: Dieter Kaufmann/Elfriede Jelinek: “FUGE – UNFUG – E” (Worldpremiere)
- 2009: Harrison Birtwistle: “The Last Supper”
- 2010: Herwig Reiter/Peter Turrini: “Campiello” (Worldpremiere)
- 2012: Markus Lehmann-Horn / Michael Schneider: "Woyzeck 2.0 – Traumfalle" (Worldpremiere)
- 2013: Šimon Voseček: "Biedermann und die Brandstifter" (Worldpremiere)
- 2013: Peter Eötvös: "Paradise reloaded (Lilith)" (Worldpremiere)
- 2014: Harrison Birtwistle: "Punch and Judy"
- 2014: Manfred Trojahn: "Orest"
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References
- Kurt Weill Foundation for Music (1997). Kurt Weill newsletter. Kurt Weill Foundation for Music. p. 9. Retrieved 19 July 2012.
- Ladle, Jane (1 June 1998). Vienna. Insight Guides, Langenscheidt Publ. p. 49. ISBN 978-0-88729-446-4. Retrieved 18 July 2012.
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