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Elektra: Anything You Can Sing I Can Sing Louder
In this weeks episode we get epic with the exciting and thrilling Elektra from 1909, by Richard Strauss. We dive into the Olympian feat that is singing this non-stop (no literally she never leaves the stage) role, singing acting, voice sizes, and the problematic nature of Viennese psychology.
How could you not love this violent and visceral piece of music theatre.
As always, please follow us on instagram and twitter @operationwmw and tell us your thoughts. You can also email us at OperationWMW.gmail.com and listen to our Spotify playlist OperationWMW.
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By Melanie Bacaling, Simon Dyer, Vincent TurreganoIn this weeks episode we get epic with the exciting and thrilling Elektra from 1909, by Richard Strauss. We dive into the Olympian feat that is singing this non-stop (no literally she never leaves the stage) role, singing acting, voice sizes, and the problematic nature of Viennese psychology.
How could you not love this violent and visceral piece of music theatre.
As always, please follow us on instagram and twitter @operationwmw and tell us your thoughts. You can also email us at OperationWMW.gmail.com and listen to our Spotify playlist OperationWMW.