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[Met Performance] CID:350477
Parsifal (Dress Rehearsal)
Metropolitan Opera House, Tue, December 22, 1903 Matinee
Parsifal (Dress Rehearsal)
Parsifal................Andreas Dippel
Kundry..................Marion Weed
Amfortas................Anton Van Rooy
Gurnemanz...............Robert Blass
Klingsor................Otto Goritz
Titurel.................Marcel Journet
Voice...................Louise Homer
First Esquire...........Katherine Moran
Second Esquire..........Paula Braendle
Third Esquire...........Albert Reiss
Fourth Esquire..........Willy Harden
First Knight............Julius Bayer
Second Knight...........Adolph Mühlmann
Flower Maidens: Isabelle Bouton, Ernesta Delsarta, Ellen Förnsen,
Miss Berndorf, Paula Braendle, Miss Clare], Jessie Clevinger, Miss Curtis, Minnie Egener,
Mildred Elliott, Miss Franklin, Miss Geleng, Elsa Harris, Miss Hauke, Lillian Heidelbach,
Miss Hoffmann, Maud Meredith, Katherine Moran, Florence Mulford, Miss Pauli, Ida Rabenstein,
Rosa Ritchie, Ada Schramm, Marie Strebel, Miss Siersdorfer, Marcia Van Dresser, Miss White, Miss Wittig, Blanche Yorke, Blanche Yurka
Conductor...............Alfred Hertz
Review 1:
Notice from the New York Times:
A dress rehearsal of "Parsifal" was held yesterday in the Metropolitan Opera House before a privileged few who had cards of admittance. Many well-known people were there, amoung them James H. Hyde, Jr., Mme. Gadski, Pol Plancon, Daniel Frohman, David Belasco, Mrs. Van Rensselaer Cruger, Mme. Seygard, Walter Damrosch, and H. H. Wetzler.
Several ministers, both Protestant and Roman Catholic, were present at the rehearsal. All agreed afterward that "Parsifal" was perfectly free from the evil of blasphemy. Mr. Conried's representative, who gave out this information, refused to make known the names of any of them. Perhaps most interesting of all the gathering at the rehearsal was Baba Premanand Bharati, a Hindu. The washing of Parsifal's feet by Kundry, he said, might be a compared to a common Hindu custom just as easily as the washing of Christ's feet by the Magdalen.
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Parsifal (Dress Rehearsal)
Metropolitan Opera House, Tue, December 22, 1903 Matinee
Parsifal (Dress Rehearsal)
Parsifal................Andreas Dippel
Kundry..................Marion Weed
Amfortas................Anton Van Rooy
Gurnemanz...............Robert Blass
Klingsor................Otto Goritz
Titurel.................Marcel Journet
Voice...................Louise Homer
First Esquire...........Katherine Moran
Second Esquire..........Paula Braendle
Third Esquire...........Albert Reiss
Fourth Esquire..........Willy Harden
First Knight............Julius Bayer
Second Knight...........Adolph Mühlmann
Flower Maidens: Isabelle Bouton, Ernesta Delsarta, Ellen Förnsen,
Miss Berndorf, Paula Braendle, Miss Clare], Jessie Clevinger, Miss Curtis, Minnie Egener,
Mildred Elliott, Miss Franklin, Miss Geleng, Elsa Harris, Miss Hauke, Lillian Heidelbach,
Miss Hoffmann, Maud Meredith, Katherine Moran, Florence Mulford, Miss Pauli, Ida Rabenstein,
Rosa Ritchie, Ada Schramm, Marie Strebel, Miss Siersdorfer, Marcia Van Dresser, Miss White, Miss Wittig, Blanche Yorke, Blanche Yurka
Conductor...............Alfred Hertz
Review 1:
Notice from the New York Times:
A dress rehearsal of "Parsifal" was held yesterday in the Metropolitan Opera House before a privileged few who had cards of admittance. Many well-known people were there, amoung them James H. Hyde, Jr., Mme. Gadski, Pol Plancon, Daniel Frohman, David Belasco, Mrs. Van Rensselaer Cruger, Mme. Seygard, Walter Damrosch, and H. H. Wetzler.
Several ministers, both Protestant and Roman Catholic, were present at the rehearsal. All agreed afterward that "Parsifal" was perfectly free from the evil of blasphemy. Mr. Conried's representative, who gave out this information, refused to make known the names of any of them. Perhaps most interesting of all the gathering at the rehearsal was Baba Premanand Bharati, a Hindu. The washing of Parsifal's feet by Kundry, he said, might be a compared to a common Hindu custom just as easily as the washing of Christ's feet by the Magdalen.
Search by season: 1903-04
Search by title: Parsifal (Dress Rehearsal),
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