“The Wizard of Oz“ is arguably the most famous of all American stories; we all deserve to dream for a moment of that glittering, sentimental idea of equality embodied by the ‘American Way of Life’. We all long to have the Scarecrow’s Brain, the Tinman’s heart and the Lion’s courage, but we also all know deep down that it will somehow never happen. Once in a lullaby forms a sentimental yet angry mediation on the Western rose-tinted never-ending argument that somehow ‘Everything is Possible’. America is wonderful!
Instrumentation: Soprano, mezzo-soprano, flute, clarinet, harp, percussion, violin, ’cello
Composer: Evan Gardner
Conductor: Stijn Berkouwer
Director: Julia Lwowski
Stage-design & Costumes: Günter Hans Wolf Lemke
Video: Franziska Kronfoth
Makeup: Martin Rink
Dramaturgy: Marion Meyer
Duration: 1h15 / Photography: Martin Koos ©
“The Wizard of Oz“ is arguably the most famous of all American stories; we all deserve to dream for a moment of that glittering, sentimental idea of equality embodied by the ‘American Way of Life’. We all long to have the Scarecrow’s Brain, the Tinman’s heart and the Lion’s courage, but we also all know deep down that it will somehow never happen. Once in a lullaby forms a sentimental yet angry mediation on the Western rose-tinted never-ending argument that somehow ‘Everything is Possible’. America is wonderful!
Instrumentation: Soprano, mezzo-soprano, flute, clarinet, harp, percussion, violin, ’cello
Composer: Evan Gardner
Conductor: Stijn Berkouwer
Director: Julia Lwowski
Stage-design & Costumes: Günter Hans Wolf Lemke
Video: Franziska Kronfoth
Makeup: Martin Rink
Dramaturgy: Marion Meyer
Duration: 1h15 / Photography: Martin Koos ©
Marielou Jacquard: Sopran, Dorothy / Soprano, Dorothy
Katarina Morfa: Mezzosopran, Hexe / Mezzo-soprano, Witch / Hexe, Sorcière
Shin-Joo Morgantini: Flute—Piccolo
Yolanda Fernandes: Clarinet
Natalie Wong: Harp
Alexandros Giovanos: Percussion
Sarah Saviet: Violin
Stella Veloce: Violoncello
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