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This year he will be really brilliant on stage at the Salzburg Festival. On Wednesday, a first look at the top-secret stage costumes of opera productions was launched. Above all, the "Magic Flute" will "shine".
Hundreds of hours of work are needed to shine the costumes of three opera productions with hundreds of thousands of Swarovski crystals. Even from a distance, the spectator sees the 1,500 diamonds and their 10,000 crystals sparkling against the five clownish costumes of the "Poodle Checker", in which slips the "State Opera Chorus". "White-collar workers are real pie bases," says Ursula Kudrna. She is engaged as a costume designer for "Die Zauberflöte", the first opera of this season on July 27th.
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Shiny Ursula Kudrna Costume with Glittering Costumes of the "Poodle Checker"
"Magic Flute" Can be Particularly Bright this Year
Swarovski and the Festival from Salzburg have been working together for six years. Which production is allowed to decorate mainly with lead crystal glbad stones is the big question every year. "This was decided exclusively by the costume designers and this time it was the Magic Flute – there were thousands of ideas that can be brought to life with Swarovski," says Helga Rabl- Stadler ” title=”© ORF” width=”800″ height=”450″/>
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Costume of the Papagena of the "Magic Flute"
Costume Designer: "Skurille and Surreal Traumwelt"
The director and the costume designer worked closely together. For the characters on stage, everything comes from a dream in the new production – the dream world of three boys. The outfits are meant to illustrate this: The Magic Flute as a fantastic magical world of the circus, says Kudrna. "The inspiration was actually" Little Nemo ", a cartoon from the turn of the century.This was the first departure.Of course, I can not deny that there has badociations with "Alice in Wonderland" inside.This is a weird and surreal dream world. "For two other opera productions, 650,000 rhinestones are reserved.
Kristall-Atelier der Festspiele
On Wednesday, the "Crystal Workshop" discovered the top-secret stage costumes bestowed on opera productions.
