Nono: Intolleranza 1960

Dive into the avant-garde world of Luigi Nono with his powerful and thought-provoking opera, "Intolleranza 1960." This gripping composition, sung in German, is a profound exploration of human consciousness and the fundamental conditions of human existence. Originally composed in 1960, this 2013 release by Dreyer Gaido captures the essence of Nono's revolutionary spirit, making it a seminal work in the realm of classical opera.

"Intolleranza 1960" is a two-act opera that delves into themes of intolerance, oppression, and the struggle for human dignity. The opera is structured around the experiences of an emigrant, navigating through various scenes that depict social injustice, political turmoil, and personal suffering. From the chilling scenes of a concentration camp to the poignant moments of resistance and solidarity, each track offers a vivid and impactful narrative.

The album features a stellar cast, including Neumann, Kowolik, and Feltz, alongside the Chor & Extrachor des Bremer Theaters, who bring Nono's vision to life with their powerful performances. The opera's duration of 1 hour and 4 minutes is a testament to its depth and complexity, making it a compelling listen from start to finish.

This release is a significant addition to any classical music collection, offering a unique blend of avant-garde composition and operatic storytelling. Whether you are a seasoned fan of Luigi Nono's work or a newcomer to his music, "Intolleranza 1960" promises an unforgettable auditory experience.