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# Hunter's Bride

**Brand:** composer: carl maria von weberconductor: daniel harding__
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- **What is this?** Hunter's Bride by composer: carl maria von weberconductor: daniel harding__
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Product Description          Hunter's Bride" is a film opera based on the romantic opera Der Freischütz" by Carl Maria von Weber. Dreams and hopes of young people are told in this exquisite fairy tale. Max and Kaspar, both hunters, fight side by side in the Napoleonic Wars, as well as each other to conquer Agathe's love. European cultural history becomes visible in an opulent historical panorama and one of the most beautiful pieces of music. The pictures of Norwegian director of photography Harald Gunnar Paalgard give a spatial dimension to the unique sound of the London Symphony Orchestra, which recorded in the legendary Abbey Road Studios. Performed by renowned opera soloists - Juliane Banse, Michael König, Michael Volle, René Pape - the film opera was a huge public success in European theatres. Filmed on 35mm film on original locations in Germany, the film opera dramatises the enchanted tale with stunning images, and surround-sound revives the music for the eyes and the ears of the audience.             Review          "Neubert has certainly succeeded in breathing real life and excitement into Wagner's supernatural tale through marvelous cinematography and surround sound... The cast features superb singing actors who are absolutely believable in their cinematic performances." --Henson Keys, Opera News, February 2014

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A work of art
*by A***U on September 2, 2014*

Opera lovers have always stated that opera encompass various art forms. This film opera just shows that the art of filming can also be part of the art forms that make opera great. Producing a film opera allows for interpretations and expressions that are not possible on the stage opening new creativity capabilities. This film opera is very well done, with a clear interpretation. The music, orchestra and excellent singers are of very high quality, as is the recording sound. One interesting aspect of filming an opera is the sound combination of the music, orchestra and signers, with the noises available on a film like falling stones, wind, steps over fallen leaves, etc. I am sure there are many opinions on what the best mix should be, depending on personal preferences. Every new technology, when applied to art, allows for exploration of new possibilities, and creates new dilemmas. For this film opera, I found the sound combination appropriate and enhancing the overall experience.The magic aspects of Der Freischutz have never been easy to stage. This film allows a much easier portrayal of magic without being overwhelming while keeping the human aspects on the forefront.I strongly recommend this film to every opera lover, and to those who have not watched this opera before. You will be surprised how many arias you will recognize from casual listening.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fascinating production of a von Weber opera!
*by W***S on January 2, 2014*

This is a DVD consisting of a film production of the opera “Der Freischutz – The Marksman”, featuring a dynamite cast – including Rene Pape as the Hermit. The choral work is amazing, and as the liner notes indicate, over two years was spent casting this film. Over 600 people were employed in the Dresden area during the making of this film, which was shot in 35mm. Kudos goes to Juliane Banse, for her wonderful vocal work and very believable acting. She’s a delight.It should be noted that this is not a film of an opera production – rather, it is a film of the opera singers acting and singing in the production. While I enjoyed the story itself (particularly the bullet fabrication scene with the special effects available to a current film maker), I had trouble not being distracted by the fact that the operatic singing seemed to not quite match the singing I was seeing on screen. They weren’t out of sync – not at all – but I could tell that what I was hearing did not exactly correspond to what I was seeing. As it turns out, the singing was recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London and then matched with the film. And while it is matched really well, it took me a while to get past that. All that being said, the music is *wonderful*.The liner notes are informative, and give background on Weber’s life and the creation of the work. There is also a question and answer section in the booklet that is illuminating about the process of putting together the film and what the director was trying to accomplish. This is a solid, enjoyable film, and is definitely worth seeing even if you haven’t seen the opera before in person.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ At the Top of Filmed Operas
*by B***N on December 14, 2013*

I really enjoyed this. I have seen most of available opera movie combinations (as contrasted with filmed stage performances) and I rank it up there with the Domingo-Migenes Carmen. It has a cast, quite comparable in quality to that on the 1968 Rolf Liebermann Freischütz but blows it away sonically and visually with the use of recent technology. I have never heard horns recorded better. The Wolf's Glen scene is enough to give you goose flesh. My opinion is based on the dts-HD 5.1 Master Audio track on the blu-ray. I think that this movie has had only a very limited run in theaters so I would have preferred a full screened 16:9 to the 2:35:1 we get here with the large bands at top and bottom. Director Jens Neubert's commentary track adds to the overall value of the disc. I don't find him all that convincing with his arguments for changing the name of the opera to the original Jägersbraut and moving the setting to the Napoleonic wars of Weber's time from the original 17th century Thirty Years war. However he was very good on explaining how he chose the cast and directed and filmed the performance. Very strongly recommended.

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