Tout le spectacle est ensuite écrit comme un récit de genèse. On assiste au premier matin du monde (The First Morning of the World, composé par Rachel Portman) puis on voit défiler tous les instants de la journée jusqu’à son crépuscule (Rückert-Lieder : III. “Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen” de Gustav Mahler). Joyce DiDonato, entre une matinée et un coucher de soleil, nous fait revivre toute l’histoire du monde ainsi que 400 ans de musique classique.
Joyce DiDonato would like to graciously thank the following for their generous support of EDEN:
Bernard and Barbro Osher, Helen Berggruen, The Getty Foundation, Sara Morgan, Franci Neely, John Studzinski, Ann Ziff, McDermott Foundation, Kern Wildenthal, Mary Ellen Clark, Linda Nelson, John Singer, Camilla Smith, Dame Janet Baker, Michael Beverly, DL, Sarah Billinghurst Solomon Foundation, Nancy Dehmlow, Katherine G. Farley, Tom and Pamela Frame, Richard Gaddes, Eva Haller, Joan and Louise Harris, INSPIRATUM, David Jacobs, Eric Laub, Ellen Marcus, Kavita and Anupam Mishra, Frank and Lynne Modruson, Alexandra Nichols and Sir Simon Robey.
Joyce would like to thank the Hilti Foundation for their generous support of the EDEN Engagement programme.
EDEN has been commissioned by University Musical Society of the University of Michigan; the Harriman-Jewell Series, Kansas City; Abu Dhabi Music & Arts Foundation; Cal Performances at University of California, Berkeley; Stanford Live; and UC Santa Barbara Arts & Lectures.
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Photos: Sergi Jasanada | Art Direction: Joyce DiDonato & Catherine Pisaroni
Album artwork & website design: Lenny’s Studio
Stylist: Angel Cabezuelo. Makeup: De María.
