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Goldschmidt: Beatrice Cenci
Gal James © Bregenzer Festspiele / Karl Forster
Another successful rediscovery at Bregenz Festival: Church corruption, human violence and a daughter who plots revenge on her abusive father – Goldschmidt’s Beatrice Cenci has every ingredient for a gripping opera, and the story of its origins is equally fascinating albeit tragic: The Jewish composer, who fled Germany for London in 1935, was awarded a prize for his work, but the promised performance never took place. It was not until 1988 that it received its premiere as a concert performance. At Bregenz Festival, stage director Johannes Erath brought Beatrice Cenci on stage for the first time. (Cat. No.: A 040 50101)
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