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To our Festival guests: 2020 – what a year! We are living in challenging times, protagon- ists amid a turning-point in history. My team and I are focusing on the practical paths through the great transformation – as a vital question for mankind. The Corona pandemic and the climate crisis are making us urgently aware that we all bear responsibility for one another – and for subsequent generations. Ludwig van Beet hoven, born 250 years ago, constantly exhorts us to act: »Art demands of us that we shall not stand still«. We take him at his word and ask »Quo vadimus?« The 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations serve us as a compass for our voyage. In search of harmony and solidarity, we all came to a standstill. We are now moving on, guided by two principles: hope and responsibility. We are planning the 2021 Ludwigsburg Festival with caution, foresight and flexibility, in order to make it possible despite the pandemic. After a long winter, we look forward to spring and summer and a »festival of the arts, democracy and sustainability« linking these two seasons. We have devised numerous Corona-compliant formats, in which the splendid baroque Palace with its cour d’honneur will resound with music and dance. Our Festival Centre is open to all as a »resonance cham- ber« for reflection and forethought, for listening and for dialogue. For the first time, three fantastic female conductors – Oksana Lyniv, Barbara Hannigan and Alondra de la Parra – will conduct concerts by the Festival Orchestra. They invite us to experience what com- posers such as Mahler, Beethoven and Schoenberg have to say to us in our present turbulent times. Stravinsky’s Sacre will offer a cathartic reflection on this period when we have had to make so many sacri fices. We present the work in two diametrically opposed dance interpretations: as a solo by flamenco dancer Israel Galván, and in a choreography by Pina Bausch with a 30-strong ensemble from all over Africa. With The Day, New York dance legend Lucinda Childs comes for the first time to the International Baden-Württemberg Festival. In the oratorio Il diluvio universale, the story of Noah’s Ark reminds us of our global awareness and the conservation of our planet. The 2020 season was largely hors de combat; for 2021 we plan a Festival hors concours. Expect surprises … Jochen Sandig Intendant
THU FRI SAT THU FRI SAT 6 MAY 14 MAY 15 MAY 27 MAY 28 MAY 29 MAY 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm 8:30 pm 8:30 pm 8:30 pm FEST ISRAEL THE SPIEL GALVÁN DAY OUVERTURE SACRE WTC Anna Larsson mezzo-soprano Israel Galván dance Wendy Whelan dance Christian Elsner tenor Sylvie Courvoisier piano, Maya Beiser cello Ludwigsburg Festival Orchestra composition Lucinda Childs choreography Oksana Lyniv conductor Cory Smythe piano David Lang text, music The Festival Ouverture will be In Igor Stravinsky’s Le Sacre The composition World to a musical exploration of the du Printemps, the archaic rite of come was created in 2001, in the balance between man and nature. sacrifice leads to a state of shadow of the collapsing Twin From a prelude in quietude, ecstasy which is also found in Towers of the World Trade Center Oksana Lyniv takes the Festival flamenco. At the première of the in New York. Fifteen years later, Orchestra through the poignant ballet in 1913, Russian dancer cellist Maya Beiser and composer strains of Arvo Pärt’s Fratres. Vaslav Nijinsky began his famous David Lang linked their piece A controversy follows, as the stage production with stamping with a prequel posing the ques- Pastorale, the rural idyll in Ludwig and wild gesticulation, causing tion: »What was the most import van Beethoven’s 6th Symphony, one of the greatest scandals in ant day in your life?« In collabor shatters against a powerful mirror dance and music theatre. Israel ation with dance legend Wendy image from the present, in the Galván’s choreography con Whelan and iconic choreographer breathtaking film by photographer denses the complex work to its Lucinda Childs, Beiser and Lang and environmental activist J Henry essence. He himself dances have created a work entitled Fair. Inseparable from our mourn- the percussion, musician and The Day, a synthesis of music and ing of mortality, the immense dancer in one. Sylvie Courvoisier dance exploring life-changing beauty of the world finds expres- and Cory Smythe conclude moments – from reflection on sion in Gustav Mahler’s Das Lied the performance with the more death to the life hereafter. von der Erde for the 21st Century. delicate sounds and rhythms of Spectre d’un sacre. Theaterhaus, Stuttgart Forum am Schlosspark, Tickets 30 ⁄ 42 ⁄ 49 € Ludwigsburg Forum am Schlosspark, Students 15 € Tickets 32 ⁄ 42 ⁄ 59 ⁄ 75 ⁄ 89 € Ludwigsburg Students 15 € Tickets 19 ⁄ 26 ⁄ 34 ⁄ 42 ⁄ 51 € A co-production with Théâtre de la Ville Paris, Carolina Performing Arts at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, A Ludwigsburg Festival production A co-operation by Théâtre de la Ville Paris, Jacob’s Pillow, The Joyce Theatre New York, Sadler’s Wells London, Mû-Lausanne, Center for the Art of Performance at UCLA Théâtre de Nîmes, Scène conventionnée and the Ludwigsburg Festival d’intérêt national, art et création – Danse contemporaine, Teatro della Pergola – In co-operation with Theaterhaus Stuttgart Fondazione Teatro della Toscana/Florence, MA scène nationale, Pays de Montbéliard, Théâtre de Vidy-Lausanne
FRI THU FRI SAT SUN 28 MAY 10 JUNE 11 JUNE 12 JUNE 4 JULY 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm 8 pm 7 pm ⁄ 10 pm DILUVIO PINA BARBARA UNIVERSALE BAUSCH HANNIGAN FALVETTI SACRE CHIAROSCURO Mariana Flores soprano Germaine Acogny dance Barbara Hannigan soprano, Valerio Contaldo tenor Malou Airaudo dance conductor Matteo Bellotto bass Ecole des Sables Ludwigsburg Festival Orchestra Julie Roset soprano Fabián Schofrin countertenor In order to bring Pina Bausch’s As the highlight of her week-long Anthea Pichanick contralto creative achievements not only residence, soprano and con Ana Vieira Leite soprano to worldwide audiences, but ductor Barbara Hannigan, with Namur Chamber Choir also to a new generation of dance the Festival Orchestra, will focus Cappella Mediterranea producers, the Pina Bausch on the play of light and shade – Leonardo García Alarcón Foundation makes its choreog a source of inspiration she takes conductor raphies available to international from the chiaroscuro technique companies. The result was a joint used in baroque painting. These Leonardo García Alarcón is performance by École des Sables contrasts are illustrated in two a master of rediscovery. Now, and Sadler’s Wells London, with successive concerts: Bright Lights with his ensemble Cappella The Rite of Spring interpreted offers exuberant, buoyant har- Mediterranea, he revives Il diluvio by a specially formed ensemble monies from Igor Stravinsky’s universale, forgotten for over of dancers from 14 African Pulcinella Suite, Joseph Haydn’s 300 years. Talking about this countries. Germaine Acogny, Symphony no. 90 and George oratorio by baroque composer founder of École des Sables, and Gershwin’s suite from Girl Crazy. Michelangelo Falvetti, Alarcón Malou Airaudo, one of the By contrast, part 2, The dark side, says: »The sheer power and original members of the Wupper- brings out the beauty of melan- perfection of this work never tal Dance Theatre, reply with choly, with Arnold Schoenberg’s cease to amaze me.« The retelling their new duet common ground[s]. Verklärte Nacht and Ferruccio of the Old Testament story of Busoni’s Berceuse élégiaque. the Flood and the preservation Forum am Schlosspark, of species diversity by Noah’s Ark Ludwigsburg Forum am Schlosspark, is packed with fantasy and Tickets 28 ⁄ 42 ⁄ 55 ⁄ 65 ⁄ 75 € Ludwigsburg gripping drama. Against the back- Students 15 € Tickets 28 ⁄ 42 ⁄ 55 ⁄ 65 ⁄ 75 € ground of a changing climate, Combiticket 36 ⁄ 55 ⁄ 72 ⁄ 85 ⁄ 99 € the maelstrom formed between A co-production of the Pina Bausch Students 15 € Foundation, École des Sables & Sadler’s rising flood and raging waves Wells with the Théâtre de la Ville, Paris; exhorts us to take action. A Ludwigsburg Festival production Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg; Holland Festival, Amsterdam; Festspiel- haus St. Pölten and the Ludwigsburg Forum am Schlosspark, Festival. Sponsored and supported by the Ludwigsburg Federal Culture Foundation, Ministry for Tickets 25 ⁄ 33 ⁄ 42 ⁄ 51 ⁄ 59 € Culture and Science of the State of North Students 15 € Rhine-Westphalia, the Goethe Institute and the Pina Bausch Wuppertal Dance Theatre.
FRI SAT SUN Make a gift of Palace, Arts and Fest 9 JULY 10 JULY 11 JULY 9 pm 9 pm 4 pm A gift card (optional value) offers the recipient a free choice – or MONREPOS you could treat yourself to an individually compiled subscrip- OPEN tion package. AIR The elective subscription (10% discount) includes tickets for at least three events of your choice. Julian Prégardien tenor In addition, a face-mask in the Ludwigsburg Festival Orchestra Festival design can be purchased Alondra de la Parra conductor at half-price. 2020 was a year of cancelled We invite you to visit our new festivals, including the 25th website and to stay in contact Classic Open Air. So we are with us via this communication extending the traditional experi- platform, which will give you ence at the lakeside Seeschloss the latest information as well as to a whole weekend. On three an interactive space in which days, conductor Alondra de the »Festival of arts, democracy la Parra, tenor Julian Prégardien and sustainability« continues and the Festival Orchestra its work. The digital stage ex- draw a brilliant line from Mendels- tends the analogue programme sohn’s Midsummer Night’s through live streams, recordings Dream through Beethoven’s and media contributions. 7th Symphony, »the apotheosis www.schlossfestspiele.de of dance«, to the spirited rhythms of Arturo Márquez. Saturday’s concert, with Paul Dukas’s Sorcerer’s Apprentice, culmin ates as ever in a resplendent firework display. The full pro- gramme will also be performed, without fireworks, on Friday and on Sunday afternoon. Festinwiese, Seeschloss Monrepos Tickets [9. July] 30 ⁄ 40 ⁄ 50 € Tickets [10. July] 45 ⁄ 60 ⁄ 70 € Tickets [11. July] 20 ⁄ 30 ⁄ 40 € Family ticket [11 July] 2 adults with children Published and edited by: Ludwigsburg up to 18 years 40 ⁄ 60 ⁄ 80 € Festival – International Baden-Württem berg Festival. Printed by Druckhaus Götz, Ludwigsburg on 150g/m² Munken Polar/ Arctic Paper. Photos: Rafael Kroetz; Tourism & Events Ludwigsburg. Design: Daniel Wiesmann Büro für Gestaltung, Berlin Status: January 2021. Subject to change without notice. The complete programme will be published in March 2021.
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