Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg (final) Bayreuth 1984

Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg
Richard Wagner
Acte !!!: Verachtet mir die Meister nacht
Hans Sachs: Bernd Weikl
Cor i Orquestra del Festival de Bayreuth
Hors Stein, director musical
Wolfgang Wagner (director d'ecena)
Festival de Bayreuth (1984)
En l'escena final apareix Wolfgang Wagner (1919-2010)

[@rolfvoncriegern1803]

Bernd Weikl - for me the perfect realization of Hans Sachs! Unforgettable.....

[@cj5273]

What an incredible voice

[@OpusDogi]

Yes..... far far better than James Morris' 2001 Met performance (flat). He puts real conviction into it.

[@wallshootout5616]

Fantastisches Bühnenbild-für immer unvergesslich !!!Bayreuth als es noch nicht verdorben war!!Und natürlich Bernd Weikl auch!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@LoveFor298Yen]

Beautiful. The German people have constantly created some of the best music in history.

[@MrBrainneeded]

Thank you but most of us are pretty dumb and don't undestand culture

[@MG-fh4ed]

The sound is STUNNING👏👏

[@MarkyMarc78]

Wagner's grand-son Wolfgang Wagner makes Beckmesser and Sachs shake hands at 6:30. Nice cameo :-)

[@donaldreed2351]

A beautiful gesture.

[@joedeegan3870]

What a great voice !

[@hundingwelser]

best meistersinger ever

[@joedeegan3870]

The Glory of Music

[@josecastello7980]

beautifuil music and singers fantastic.....

[@PerArneJonsson]

Weikl - a true singer and actor.

[@Alexandrosmeyran22]

Thank you for the video...is amazing!
I was searching it!

[@colleencupido5125]

Wau, way back..As I Have Mentioned: Bernard Weikl's Hans Sachs...in many ways the most influential operatic performance I Ever Saw

[@OpusDogi]

I wish it had English subtitles for those unfamiliar with the libretto.

[@zeemann]

Excellent

[@luigimartini9820]

L'Impero e l'Arte sono intimamente ed indissolubilmente legati, finchè l'Impero esisterà esisterà l'Arte e finchè l'Arte esisterà esisterà l'Impero... nessun complotto per quanto malvagio potrà mai porre fine a questa Santa Realtà!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@windstorm1000]

That Weikl sure has a virile, manly stage presence--and great voice/actor, of course.

[@normthehat]

Another sign that it is quite old: the simple exchange of manly handshakes instead of embracing like footballers and film stars do these days.

[@UlfenDaddy]

*This was also nearly 30 years ago... the recent 'Meistersinger' courtesy of Katarina & Co is nauseating.

[@davidbastardo4154]

The last one from Kosky was even worse, lol.

[@LoveFor298Yen]

Nearly 40 now

[@jordipanadesribera6890]

M’agrada aquesta versió.

[@user-oj7gi1xc6z]

この動画のレーザーディスク持ってます✨
この曲に知り合ってはや、25年。
死ぬ前に１度はバイロイト祭で生演奏を聞きたいです("⌒∇⌒")

[@200gb3]

Amazonとかに中古でありますか？

[@LoveFor298Yen]

@@200gb3 you can find the full opera on CZcams “die meistersinger Bayreuth 1984”

[@adamATOM3]

This can't be a Bayreuth production it looks too much like a Wagner opera!

[@OpusDogi]

LOL LOL LOL

[@ValzainLumivix]

Lolol

[@flemmingdalsgaard3231]

Actually, it is, because Wolfgang Wagner in person is the one who in the background makes Sachs shake hands with - is it Beckmesser?

[@ValzainLumivix]

@@flemmingdalsgaard3231 Yes, Hermann Prey.

[@LeRinkRat]

@hundingwelser
Weikl is a GREAT Wagnerian singer BUT I think the 2005 Met Meistersinger with James Levine conducting James Morris as Hans Sacks, Ben Heppner as Walther, Karita Mattila as Eva and Thomas Allen as Beckmesser is a "mehr besser" production and DVD.
ALL good, though. thanks for posting, ximowb

[@86AlbertStreet]

Yes that's Wolfgang.

[@ibizaking]

at the end Wolfgang Wagner is there too, about 6.25

[@LazlosPlane]

First time in my life I am forced to write: LOL!!!!! Thanks.

[@user-nn7qz7rb9e]

4:35 chorus

[@jordipanadesribera6890]

Sublim.

[@LazlosPlane]

Why does he hang the wreath up there at the end????

[@UlfenDaddy]

@adamastorBassBar INDEED!!! Good spotting!

[@ximowb]

@zdenko1945 ????

[@200gb3]

East Germany? West Germany?

[@ostihpem]

West Germany

[@KarstenKriwat]

Blieb sie "doch" deutsch und wahr... Leider falsch gesungen...

[@eulerleibniz1707]

Un peu délavé...L'oeuvre reste l'attraction.