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Zurich Opera to perform La Traviata live at Zurich Railway Station
Swiss Railway Station Turns into an Opera Set - La Traviata LIVE
BERN, Switzerland, September 23 /PRNewswire/ -- On 30 September 2008 the main railway station in Zurich will become the setting for a melodious cultural experience which commuters, onlookers and television audiences at home will all be able to enjoy. The opera "La Traviata" will be broadcast live on SF 1, TSI, HD suisse and Arte simultaneously, starting at 20.05 (18.05 UTC/GMT, 1905 BST). Swissinfo and SF will be streaming this major event over the internet.
An opera performance amid throngs of commuters at Zurich's main station: "La Traviata at Zurich main railway station" is an innovative arts project being produced by Schweizer Fernsehen (SF) in cooperation with the Franco-German culture channel Arte, the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) and Zurich Opera House.
This production presents a major challenge both artistically and technically, since SF is staging the opera live in various parts of the railway station, including the main concourse, cafés and the platform area. It is only when they reach the screen that the individual scenes will merge together into a single performance. Television audiences at home will have front-row seats.
The ensemble, choir and orchestra of the Zurich Opera House are providing the music, directed by Paolo Carignani. Eva Mei sings the leading role of Violetta, Vittorio Grigolo plays Alfredo and Angelo Veccia appears as Giorgio Germont.
Link to live streaming of "La Traviata at Zurich main railway station, Switzerland": http://www.swissinfo.ch
swissinfo is an enterprise of SRG SSR idée suisse (the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation). Its role is to inform Swiss living abroad about events in their homeland and to raise awareness of Switzerland in other countries. swissinfo achieves this through its nine-language internet news and information platform: http://www.swissinfo.ch/.
I'll provide links to the streams here on the evening.
Trailer
SF-TV
Preview and Test Filming.
Zurich Opera to perform La Traviata live at Zurich Railway Station
Swiss Railway Station Turns into an Opera Set - La Traviata LIVE
BERN, Switzerland, September 23 /PRNewswire/ -- On 30 September 2008 the main railway station in Zurich will become the setting for a melodious cultural experience which commuters, onlookers and television audiences at home will all be able to enjoy. The opera "La Traviata" will be broadcast live on SF 1, TSI, HD suisse and Arte simultaneously, starting at 20.05 (18.05 UTC/GMT, 1905 BST). Swissinfo and SF will be streaming this major event over the internet.
An opera performance amid throngs of commuters at Zurich's main station: "La Traviata at Zurich main railway station" is an innovative arts project being produced by Schweizer Fernsehen (SF) in cooperation with the Franco-German culture channel Arte, the Swiss Federal Railways (SBB) and Zurich Opera House.
This production presents a major challenge both artistically and technically, since SF is staging the opera live in various parts of the railway station, including the main concourse, cafés and the platform area. It is only when they reach the screen that the individual scenes will merge together into a single performance. Television audiences at home will have front-row seats.
The ensemble, choir and orchestra of the Zurich Opera House are providing the music, directed by Paolo Carignani. Eva Mei sings the leading role of Violetta, Vittorio Grigolo plays Alfredo and Angelo Veccia appears as Giorgio Germont.
Link to live streaming of "La Traviata at Zurich main railway station, Switzerland": http://www.swissinfo.ch
swissinfo is an enterprise of SRG SSR idée suisse (the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation). Its role is to inform Swiss living abroad about events in their homeland and to raise awareness of Switzerland in other countries. swissinfo achieves this through its nine-language internet news and information platform: http://www.swissinfo.ch/.
I'll provide links to the streams here on the evening.
Trailer
SF-TV
Preview and Test Filming.
