May 04, 2018

MetOpera in HD Closes with Der Rosenkavalier

  • HOME
  • Event
  • MetOpera in HD Closes with Der Rosenkavalier
  • Met Opera in HD 5 is coming to an end as it showcases Der Rosenkavalier at Greenbelt 3 Cinema 3 in Makati City. This May 8, 2018, catch the 4-hour, 30-minute comic opera by Richard Strauss to an original German libretto by Hugo von Hofmannsthal in high definition.

    Featuring Renée Fleming as the Marschallin, Elīna Garanča as Octavian, Günther Groissböck as Baron Ochs, Erin Morley as Sophie, Markus Bruck as Faninal, and Matthew Polenzani as a Singer, Der Rosenkavalier (Knight of the Rose/Rose-bearer in English) is composed of three acts. Act I starts with Octavian, a count, introduced as the 17-year-old lover of Marschallin.

    The Metropolitan Opera of New York released the MetOpera in HD as a series of screenings of their latest productions. The Cultural Center of the Philippines, The Filipinas Opera Society Foundation, Inc. and Ayala Malls Cinema gives you the latest operatic performance of the Metropolitan Opera of New York as they use a high-definition video and audio to get a full experience of their performances.

    Tickets are priced Php 450 with 20% discount on Senior Citizens. For inquiries, call Greenbelt 3 cinemas Customer Service Hotline: 02-757-7883 or CCP Sales and Promotions at 02-832-3706, or e-mail ccpsalesandpromo@gmail.com.

    Details:

    What: DER ROSENKAVALIER, Met Opera in HD
    When: May 8, 2018; 6:30 pm
    Where: Greenbelt 3, Cinema 3, Makati City


    Written by Vinnise Marcelo, Philippine Primer intern
    Source: 
    Cultural Center of the Philippines, The Philippine Star via PressReader

    Google Map:
               
               
    You might also like...
    CosMeet 2026: Shimmering Sapphire Brings Free Cosplay Event to Okada Manila This October
    Toast Wedding Fair to Spotlight Discovery Hospitality’s “Bespoke Beginnings” for Island and City Weddings
    German Film Festival Returns: KinoFest 2026 Explores Belonging, Resilience, and The Spaces That Shape Our Lives
    MESCO Celebrates 70 Years with Free Manufacturing Seminars and Machine Exhibits in Pasig
    Japanese Film Festival 2026 Celebrates 20 Years of Japanese Cinema This October