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Rosa Barba

Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

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In her first major exhibition in Portugal, at CAM, Rosa Barba presents a new site-specific narrative in which celluloid film and cinematic apparatuses also act as sculptural elements, in a reflection on the impermanence of time and space.

Afternoon 3 events
COLLECT RADIO w/ FONZI

12:00 Collect LX Factory Lisbon

18+ DJ set

The COLLECT RADIO series welcomes Fonzi for a DJ session.

Evening 7 events
Tribute to Jorge Salavisa

18:00 São Luiz Teatro Municipal Lisbon

Theatre

A tribute to Jorge Salavisa at the São Luiz Teatro Municipal in Lisbon.

Behind the Scenes of the Museum's Renovation Work

18:00 Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas Lisbon

Exhibition

A visit that reveals how the Museum recovered the spirit of its original project, bringing together heritage, architecture and innovation.

Scorsese | The Irishman

19:00 Cinemateca Portuguesa Santo António Lisbon

3,2€ Cinema

Screening of the film 'The Irishman' by Martin Scorsese.

Exhibitions, runs & attractions 176 events

Stravinsky's “Oedipus Rex” returns to the Gulbenkian Grand Auditorium

“Oedipus Rex” de Stravinsky regressa ao Grande Auditório da Gulbenkian

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Friday 2 October

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Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Avenidas Novas · Lisbon

The Gulbenkian Orchestra and Choir open the season with Stravinsky's Oedipus Rex, conducted by Hannu Lintu, in a programme that also includes Debussy's La Damoiselle élue.

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🎤 Stravinsky's “Oedipus Rex” returns to the Gulbenkian Grand Auditorium. The Gulbenkian Orchestra and Choir open the season with Oedipus Rex by Igor Stravinsky, under the direction of Hannu Lintu. The work combines opera, oratorio and theatre in a monumental rereading of the tragedy of Oedipus, performed in Latin and articulated by the presence of a narrator. Stravinsky composed Oedipus Rex on a libretto by Jean Cocteau based on Sophocles. The ritual distance created by the Latin language, the choral blocks and the neoclassical writing turns a familiar story into a ceremony of great dramatic intensity. Before Oedipus Rex, the programme includes La Damoiselle élue by Claude Debussy, a work for female voices, choir and orchestra inspired by a poem by Dante Gabriel Rossetti. The contrast between Debussy's sonic sensuality and Stravinsky's severe architecture shapes the evening. The cast brings together Erika Baikoff, Victoria Karkacheva, Russell Thomas, Paul Gay, Günther Groissböck and the actor João Reis as narrator. The approximate duration is 105 minutes, including a 20-minute interval. Programme: Claude Debussy, La Damoiselle élue. 20-minute interval. Igor Stravinsky, Oedipus Rex. On stage: Choir

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🎤 “Oedipus Rex” de Stravinsky regressa ao Grande Auditório da Gulbenkian A Orquestra e o Coro Gulbenkian abrem a temporada com Oedipus Rex, de Igor Stravinsky, sob a direção de Hannu Lintu. A obra combina ópera, oratória e teatro numa releitura monumental da tragédia de Édipo, apresentada em latim e articulada pela presença de um narrador. Stravinsky compôs Oedipus Rex sobre um libreto de Jean Cocteau baseado em Sófocles. A distância ritual criada pela língua latina, pelos blocos corais e pela escrita neoclássica transforma uma história conhecida numa cerimónia de grande intensidade dramática. Antes de Oedipus Rex, o programa inclui La Damoiselle élue, de Claude Debussy, obra para vozes femininas, coro e orquestra inspirada num poema de Dante Gabriel Rossetti. O contraste entre a sensualidade sonora de Debussy e a arquitetura severa de Stravinsky estrutura a noite. O elenco reúne Erika Baikoff, Victoria Karkacheva, Russell Thomas, Paul Gay, Günther Groissböck e o ator João Reis como narrador. A duração aproximada é de 105 minutos, incluindo um intervalo de 20 minutos. Programa: Claude Debussy , La Damoiselle élue Intervalo de 20 minutos Igor Stravinsky , Oedipus Rex Em palco: Coro

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