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Gneiss
18-08-2011
Originally Posted by Annied:
“I'll actually be in the Herrenchiemsee area next week visiting friends!”

Any chance of getting to see anything?
Annied
18-08-2011
I think the festival is held in July, so it's over now, but the friends I'm staying with aren't into opera at all, so we'll be finding some middle ground whilst I'm there.

Angelika and I used to work together, many, many years ago, in a small record shop in Germany. I weighed just over 7 stone in those days and still have memories of richocheting off the shelves when we practised rock and roll during quiet times!

(Should get Mefistofeles in the post to you later today by the way.)
clemmati
20-08-2011
Thank you, Gneiss, for mentioning this thread in the opera one, and thank you, Annied, for this

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“Aida am Rhein 2010 live performance from Basel ZDFkultur Thu 11th Aug 20.30 - 23.05. I found more info about it here.
http://opera-cake.blogspot.com/2010/...-at-rhine.html”

though I read it too late for this I checked opera-cake anyway, to find ZDF streams some, anyway, of its live music. I'm happily watching and listening to Schrott, Netrebko, and Kaufmann right now!
Gneiss
30-08-2011
Originally Posted by clemmati:
“though I read it too late for this I checked opera-cake anyway, to find ZDF streams some, anyway, of its live music. I'm happily watching and listening to Schrott, Netrebko, and Kaufmann right now!”

Yes they have their own version of I-Player, although a lot of the arts programs don't get included... nothing new there!

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SATURDAY, 03 SEPTEMBER

Opera La Périchole From the Komische Oper Berlin, 2010 Jacques Offenbach's opéra-bouffe "La Périchole" Since its revival in 2010 by Nicolas Stemann the rage in Berlin. It is about the ironic observation of social conditions in Peru of the 18th Century - a masterpiece of political theater entertainment! Shine in the lead roles and Karolina Gumos Johannes Chum, the Orchestra of the Komische Oper is playing under Mark Poschner. 3Sat 20:15, 140 min
Annied
30-08-2011
Originally Posted by Gneiss:
“Yes they have their own version of I-Player, although a lot of the arts programs don't get included... nothing new there!

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SATURDAY, 03 SEPTEMBER

Opera La Périchole From the Komische Oper Berlin, 2010 Jacques Offenbach's opéra-bouffe "La Périchole" Since its revival in 2010 by Nicolas Stemann the rage in Berlin. It is about the ironic observation of social conditions in Peru of the 18th Century - a masterpiece of political theater entertainment! Shine in the lead roles and Karolina Gumos Johannes Chum, the Orchestra of the Komische Oper is playing under Mark Poschner. 3Sat 20:15, 140 min”

This is a repeat, so you may have caught it first time round. I'll be interested to hear what you make of it if you didn't. I wasn't impressed! There were great chunks of it with no music as I recall.
Gneiss
01-09-2011
Originally Posted by Annied:
“This is a repeat, so you may have caught it first time round. I'll be interested to hear what you make of it if you didn't. I wasn't impressed! There were great chunks of it with no music as I recall.”

TBH I'm not sure if I did so I'll have to watch it now if only to find out...
Gneiss
05-09-2011
SUNDAY, 11 SEPTEMBER

Opera La tempesta di mare Simone Kermes Venice Baroque Orchestra and, Schwetzingen Festival 2010 BR 12:45, 45 minutes
Gneiss
07-09-2011
Originally Posted by Annied:
“This is a repeat, so you may have caught it first time round. I'll be interested to hear what you make of it if you didn't. I wasn't impressed! There were great chunks of it with no music as I recall.”

OK, I hadn't seen it and probably the shortest answer is I wish I hadn't bothered...

To be honest I didn't watch it all the way through, I absolutely hated the production and gave up after 45 minutes!
Annied
07-09-2011
Originally Posted by Gneiss:
“OK, I hadn't seen it and probably the shortest answer is I wish I hadn't bothered...

To be honest I didn't watch it all the way through, I absolutely hated the production and gave up after 45 minutes!”

That doesn't surprise me, I found it completely bizarre.

By the way, I noticed on the other thread that you'll be joining me at the Met in the future.

I attempted to watch the documentary about Maria Malibran featuring Cecilia Bartoli last night, but the combination of a mixture of French, English and Italian all too clearly audible in the background with a German voiceover defeated me.
Gneiss
08-09-2011
Originally Posted by Annied:
“By the way, I noticed on the other thread that you'll be joining me at the Met in the future.

I attempted to watch the documentary about Maria Malibran featuring Cecilia Bartoli last night, but the combination of a mixture of French, English and Italian all too clearly audible in the background with a German voiceover defeated me.”

Indeed I will

And I hate that too, I really don't understand why they don't just cut the original sound track or use subtitles... but they seem to do it an awful lot on German TV.
Annied
08-09-2011
Originally Posted by Gneiss:
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And I hate that too, I really don't understand why they don't just cut the original sound track or use subtitles... but they seem to do it an awful lot on German TV.”

Normally I don't mind it too much because the original sound track is usually muted enough for me to able to ignore it completely, but with this programme there were times when it seemed almost as loud as the voiceover!
Gneiss
13-09-2011
Not much to report and not much sign of the CNBC Performance which I thought was coming back in September...
Gneiss
18-09-2011
Again, not a great deal I can find at the moment... How do people find out about the Met feeds BTW???

SUNDAY, 25 SEPTEMBER

Opera Gala Opera of young voices concert for the Emmerich Smola Promotion Prize 2011, Art Nouveau-Festhalle Landau, January 2011 11:30 3Sat, 60 minutes

And this may be worth watching:

ARD International Music Competition, winner 2011 put themselves before the ARD Music Competition of the largest classical music competition in the world. BR 22:45, 90 min

Remember to allow for the time difference - I've actually set my box for German time so I don't have to any more
rparslow
20-09-2011
You can find out about the whole Met HD season here

http://www.metoperafamily.org/metope.../LiveinHD.aspx

The feed goes live just before it starts, you can find the frequencies on http://www.satelliweb.com/index.php?section=livef they are a lively bunch and scan all the time
Gneiss
20-09-2011
Originally Posted by rparslow:
“The feed goes live just before it starts, you can find the frequencies on http://www.satelliweb.com/index.php?section=livef they are a lively bunch and scan all the time ”

Thank's, I'm probably being a bit slow but what will I be looking for when I go there? Will it say MET Opera feed or words to that effect?

Also how long before the performance starts does it normally go live?
cnbcwatcher
20-09-2011
Originally Posted by Gneiss:
“Not much to report and not much sign of the CNBC Performance which I thought was coming back in September...”

I haven't seen a single ad on CNBC for it yet but I will confess that I haven't been watching as much CNBC as I did in the summer I don't have as much time.
Gneiss
20-09-2011
Originally Posted by cnbcwatcher:
“I haven't seen a single ad on CNBC for it yet but I will confess that I haven't been watching as much CNBC as I did in the summer I don't have as much time.”

Careful or you might have to change your username
cnbcwatcher
20-09-2011
Originally Posted by Gneiss:
“Careful or you might have to change your username ”

Can't though without losing all my posting history I did watch tonight though...
Gneiss
24-09-2011
Originally Posted by cnbcwatcher:
“I haven't seen a single ad on CNBC for it yet but I will confess that I haven't been watching as much CNBC as I did in the summer I don't have as much time.”

I emailed their customer services and asked - this was the rather unhelpful reply:

"We are unable to provide additional information about specific shows at this time. We apologize for any inconvenience this issue may cause you.

If you have any further comments, please let us know. We will make every effort to respond to your email within 24 hours. Thank you for choosing CNBC."


cnbcwatcher
25-09-2011
^ That's a rather useless reply they sent you. Who did you email in there? I know a few people in there I like the bit "thank you for choosing CNBC"
Annied
25-09-2011
Originally Posted by Gneiss:
“Thank's, I'm probably being a bit slow but what will I be looking for when I go there? Will it say MET Opera feed or words to that effect?

Also how long before the performance starts does it normally go live?”

Haven't been here for a bit, life got rather too hectic for comfort for a while!

So far it's always been the same frequency.

5 West
Frequency 11675 H
SR 25780
FEC 5/6

I think I had to add the transponder before I could do a scan. The Met feed is the only channel that downloads and I think it has Met in the title. It's almost certainly stating the obvious, but you can only do the scan once the live feed has begun.

The live feed begins approximately 2 hours before the performance starts. There are excerpts from operas and a man with a clapperboard, so you wouldn't be in any doubt that you'd downloaded the right channel.

There's a list of what's on here.

http://www.metoperafamily.org/metope.../LiveinHD.aspx

I'm really looking forward to the "Faust", it's always been a favourite of mine.
Gneiss
25-09-2011
Originally Posted by cnbcwatcher:
“^ That's a rather useless reply they sent you. Who did you email in there?”

Just the generic customercare@ email address.

Originally Posted by Annied:
“Haven't been here for a bit, life got rather too hectic for comfort for a while!

So far it's always been the same frequency.

5 West
Frequency 11675 H
SR 25780
FEC 5/6

I think I had to add the transponder before I could do a scan. The Met feed is the only channel that downloads and I think it has Met in the title. It's almost certainly stating the obvious, but you can only do the scan once the live feed has begun.

The live feed begins approximately 2 hours before the performance starts. There are excerpts from operas and a man with a clapperboard, so you wouldn't be in any doubt that you'd downloaded the right channel.

There's a list of what's on here.

http://www.metoperafamily.org/metope.../LiveinHD.aspx

I'm really looking forward to the "Faust", it's always been a favourite of mine.”

Thank you, I can add it and save a bit of time on the day if it's already in there... I'm still finding my way around on the new box.

I'm so looking forward to this whole series not having had the option to watch from home, and it's actually quite hard to book these even when they are on locally...
Gneiss
27-09-2011
Following on from this post in the Opera thread... http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showp...&postcount=548 linking to this http://www.roh.org.uk/news/cinema-se...01112-launched

Hopefully someone will be kind enough to post the feed when they find it???

Please
Annied
27-09-2011
We'll need to keep an eye out tomorrow. I go to the same page as rparslow's link too and if the live feed from the ROH can be picked up, there's an excellent chance it'll be listed there.

http://www.satelliweb.com/index.php?section=livef

Gneiss, you just enter the frequency, polarity and SR and, assuming your receiver then shows that it's picking up a signal, do a scan. On the downside, if you see MPEG-2 4:2:2 on the listing, it probably won't work as most home receivers, including mine, can only handle MPEG-2 4:2:0.
Wouter
27-09-2011
Is anyone aware of Brava HD, http://www.bravahdtv.com/?
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