Acting

Kurt Equiluz

Born June 13, 1929 · Vienna, Austria (age 97)

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Known For

Bach: St. John PassionBach: St. John Passion · 1985
Bach: St. John Passion
1985
Movie
Johannes-Passion St. John Passion Equiluz · Moser · Holl · Scharinger Soloists of the Tölzer Knabenchor Tölzer Knabenchor Concentus Musicus, Wien Nikolaus Harnoncourt Directed by Humphrey Burton
Ariadne auf NaxosAriadne auf Naxos · 1965
Ariadne auf Naxos
8.01965
MovieMusicComedy
Opera by Strauss
Strauss:  Ariadne Auf NaxosStrauss: Ariadne Auf Naxos · 2007
Strauss: Ariadne Auf Naxos
9.02007
MovieMusic
Opera in one act with prologue. Based on the production of the Vienna State Opera by Filippo Sanjust. Libretto by Hugo von Hofmannsthal
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: RequiemWolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Requiem · 1981
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Requiem
1981
MovieMusic
Bizet CarmenBizet Carmen · 1967
Bizet Carmen
7.31967
MovieDramaMusic
This spectacular opera film was taped in 1967 and is based on the 1966 Salzburg Festival production directed by Herbert von Karajan himself, who also conducts the fabulous Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The production features the three greatest exponents of their respective roles at the time: Grace Bumbry’s magnificently seductive-toned Carmen, Mirella Freni’s ineffably lovely, touching Micaëla and Jon Vickers’s thrillingly manic-depressive Don José. On its release the film was hailed by Die Presse, (Vienna) as a “unique artistic event”, while Le Monde felt that Karajan’s production brought “a whole new dimension” to the opera, “combined with a magisterial interpretation”. A classical and utterly dramatic approach to probably the world's most beloved opera – Karajan’s Carmen is as much a delicacy for opera fans as it is a perfect starter for newcomers.

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Bizet CarmenBizet Carmen · 1967
Bizet Carmen
7.31967
MovieDramaMusic
This spectacular opera film was taped in 1967 and is based on the 1966 Salzburg Festival production directed by Herbert von Karajan himself, who also conducts the fabulous Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra. The production features the three greatest exponents of their respective roles at the time: Grace Bumbry’s magnificently seductive-toned Carmen, Mirella Freni’s ineffably lovely, touching Micaëla and Jon Vickers’s thrillingly manic-depressive Don José. On its release the film was hailed by Die Presse, (Vienna) as a “unique artistic event”, while Le Monde felt that Karajan’s production brought “a whole new dimension” to the opera, “combined with a magisterial interpretation”. A classical and utterly dramatic approach to probably the world's most beloved opera – Karajan’s Carmen is as much a delicacy for opera fans as it is a perfect starter for newcomers.

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