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Bizet's Carmen changed the genre of opera forever, and is today one of the world's most performed, with its famous Habanera and Toreador arias. It famously ends with Carmen's brutally killing by José, one of her lovers. But – what happened afterwards? Was the killer ever brought to justice?
In Bergen National Opera’s new film, Bizet´s famous temptress becomes the obsession of the Norwegian journalist Mina Jensen during the Covid-19 lockdown. Carmen, a famous singer and internet sensation, was murdered five years ago, and her killer’s whereabouts are unknown. Mina Jensen, investigating the murder from her flat in Oslo, sets out on a mission to catch him.
STAR CAST
Three star singers, amongst them one of the most sought after Carmen’s of our time, have lead roles in the film. They were all to appear in our cancelled production of Carmen, which was planned for spring 2021. Joining the original cast as journalist Mina Jensen is BNO's artist-in-residence, soprano Beate Mordal.
With a brand new script by John Ramster, and music direction/supervision from Stephen Higgins, Norwegian film director Anders Lindstad set out to create a film with an addition to the plot - the context of lockdown. A complex filming situation emerged, as all singers had to be filmed in their home locations in Ukraine, Spain and the UK - to a new recording of Carmen with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra.
Bizet's music for the opera has been specially arranged by Stephen Higgins. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Bergen Philharmonic Chorus and Edvard Grieg Kor have all participated in the recording, which took place this spring and summer.
Anders Lindstad / Director
Mary Miller / Executive Producer
John Ramster / Script
Stephen Higgins / Music Supervisor
Eivind Gullberg Jensen / Conductor
Håkon Matti Skrede / Chorus Master
Elaine Maltezos / Sound Engineer
Ketevan Kemoklidze / Carmen
Freddie De Tommaso / Joseph Navarro
Andrei Kymach / Eskil Murov
Beate Mordal / Mina Jensen
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra
Edvard Grieg Kor
Bergen Philharmonic Choir
The film is produced by Peiling Film & TV for Bergen National Opera
In Bergen National Opera’s new film, Bizet´s famous temptress becomes the obsession of the Norwegian journalist Mina Jensen during the Covid-19 lockdown. Carmen, a famous singer and internet sensation, was murdered five years ago, and her killer’s whereabouts are unknown. Mina Jensen, investigating the murder from her flat in Oslo, sets out on a mission to catch him.
STAR CAST
Three star singers, amongst them one of the most sought after Carmen’s of our time, have lead roles in the film. They were all to appear in our cancelled production of Carmen, which was planned for spring 2021. Joining the original cast as journalist Mina Jensen is BNO's artist-in-residence, soprano Beate Mordal.
With a brand new script by John Ramster, and music direction/supervision from Stephen Higgins, Norwegian film director Anders Lindstad set out to create a film with an addition to the plot - the context of lockdown. A complex filming situation emerged, as all singers had to be filmed in their home locations in Ukraine, Spain and the UK - to a new recording of Carmen with the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra.
Bizet's music for the opera has been specially arranged by Stephen Higgins. Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra, Bergen Philharmonic Chorus and Edvard Grieg Kor have all participated in the recording, which took place this spring and summer.
Anders Lindstad / Director
Mary Miller / Executive Producer
John Ramster / Script
Stephen Higgins / Music Supervisor
Eivind Gullberg Jensen / Conductor
Håkon Matti Skrede / Chorus Master
Elaine Maltezos / Sound Engineer
Ketevan Kemoklidze / Carmen
Freddie De Tommaso / Joseph Navarro
Andrei Kymach / Eskil Murov
Beate Mordal / Mina Jensen
Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra
Edvard Grieg Kor
Bergen Philharmonic Choir
The film is produced by Peiling Film & TV for Bergen National Opera
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