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Christoph Willibald Ritter von Gluck

Alceste , opera in 3 acts, Wq. 44 (1776 Paris version)
English Baroque Soloists
Monteverdi Choir
conducted by Sir John Eliot Gardiner
Stage director Robert Wilson
DVD Release Date: March 27, 2001
Run Time: 133 minutes

Full Cast List :

Anne Sofie von Otter as Alceste
Dietrich Henschel as Le Grand Prêtre/Hercules
Ludovic Tézier as Un héraut/Apollon
Hjördis Thébault as Coryphée
Lucie Barret as Alceste's Children
Véronique Defranoux as Dancers
Marina Erigeni as Dancers
Mirale Jusid as Dancers
Paul Groves as Admète
Yann Beuron as Evandre
Frédéric Caton as L'Oracle/Un dieu infernal
Gladys Massenot as Alceste's Alter ego
Arthur Carayon as Alceste's Children
Maria Donata D'Urso as Dancers
Ghyslaine Gau as Dancers
Paula Klein as Dancers

Amazon.com
Rebelling against the increasingly formulaic operas of the time, Christoph Willibald Gluck's "reformist" opera Alceste (1767) was a successful attempt to return to a purer form of musical drama. It is highly appropriate that this 1999 production of the revised 1776 Paris version should be conducted by Sir John Eliot Gardiner, with the English Baroque Soloists and Monteverdi Choir, the same forces responsible for many fine Bach performances equally emphasizing character and text. In setting the tragic story of the profound love between Queen Alceste and her husband King Admète, Gluck provided a score of austere, rending beauty.
Principals Anne Sofie von Otter and Paul Groves dominate the production as much through the power of their acting as their musical prowess. The major scenes are electrifying in their emotional intensity. Contrasting with this psychological realism are the simple, Greek-inspired designs by Robert Wilson. Silhouetted, geometric shapes glide gracefully through the slow-motion movements of the actors, bringing an hypnotic, dreamlike quality to the work. Near-constant blue lighting adds a sense of late-evening tranquillity, giving the stage a highly distinctive look and a feeling of dislocation in space and time. Both chilling and uplifting, this Alceste is a triumph. --Gary S. Dalkin, Amazon.co.uk

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