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Staatskapelle Weimar
The Staatskapelle Weimar, based in Germany, traces its origins back to 1482 when
a musical ensemble was formed for the Weimar Fürsten. The ensemble attained
resident status at the Weimar court as the Herzoglichen Hofkapelle in 1602 and
has since been associated with notable musicians such as Johann Sebastian Bach
and Franz Liszt. In 1988, the ensemble was officially renamed the Staatskapelle
Weimar. Throughout its history, the orchestra has had several prominent
conductors, including Hermann Abendroth, who served from 1945 to 1956, and
Kirill Karabits, who led from 2016 to 2019. ...
Lanzelot, Bild 2: Wald im JugendstilEmily Hindrichs, Dominik Beykirch, Staatskapelle Weimar, Heike Porstein, Katja Bildt and Ylva Stenberg
Lanzelot, Bild 3: BüroOleksandr Pushniak, Dominik Beykirch, Opernchor des Deutschen Nationaltheaters Weimar, Staatskapelle Weimar and Andreas Karasiak
Lanzelot, Bild 6: "Der Kampf ist morgen"Emily Hindrichs, Dominik Beykirch, Opernchor des Deutschen Nationaltheaters Weimar, Opernchor des Theaters Erfurt, Staatskapelle Weimar, Juri Batukov, Máté Sólyom-Nagy and Wolfgang Schwaninger
Lanzelot, Bild 7: "Wir stellen zweitens die Ermordung des Nemeischen Löwen dar..."Alexander Günther, Dominik Beykirch, Staatskapelle Weimar, Henry Helmli and Oliver Luhn
Lanzelot, Bild 8: "Lanzelot! Ich bin es..."Oleksandr Pushniak, Uwe Stickert, Dominik Beykirch, Opernchor des Deutschen Nationaltheaters Weimar, Staatskapelle Weimar and Daniela Gerstenmeyer
Lanzelot, Bild 10: "Herr Lanzelot. Schramm. Kunst und Antiken"Máté Sólyom-Nagy, Dominik Beykirch, Staatskapelle Weimar, Daniela Gerstenmeyer and Jens Schmiedeke
