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Ensemble - Deutsche Oper Berlin

Jacquelyn Stucker

Jacquelyn Stucker

Im Herbst 2019 debütierte Jacquelyn Stucker in Glyndebourne als Armida in Robert Carsens Inszenierung von RINALDO und wechselte ins Ensemble der Deutschen Oper Berlin, wo sie u. a. als Gretel / HÄNSEL UND GRETEL, als Pamina / DIE ZAUBERFLÖTE und in LES HUGUENOTS zu erleben war. In der Saison 2020/21 stehen darüber hinaus Donna Elvira / DON GIOVANNI und Marzelline in der Neuproduktion FIDELIO, inszeniert von David Hermann, sowie IL VIAGGIO A REIMS auf ihrem Programm.

Jüngst gab sie ihr Debüt auch an der Bayerischen Staatsoper als Azema in David Aldens Neuproduktion der SEMIRAMIDE. Mit Barrie Koskys CARMEN war sie in der weltweit ausgestrahlten Royal Opera House’s Live Cinema Season zu sehen. Auf dem Konzertpodium gab sie Liederabende mit Werken von John Harbison, Federico Favali und Mark Kilstofte, sang mit dem Orchester des Royal Opera House Bachs „Ich habe genug“ unter Leitung von James Hendry, gab Liederabende mit Bariton Dominic Sedgwick und dem Pianisten David Gowland, wo sie Wolfs „Italienisches Liederbuch“ interpretierten. Sie war Finalistin der London Handel Society Solo Competition und gewann den Zweiten Platz des Glyndebourne Opera Cup.

2016/2017 sang sie den Solopart in Beethovens „Missa Solemnis“ mit John Nelson und dem National Symphony Orchestra of Costa Rica, Beethovens „Ah, perfido!“ mit der Grand Harmonie, Werke von Graupner und Bach mit der Handel and Haydn Society unter Ian Watson, die Partien des Gabriel und der Eva in „Die Schöpfung“ mit dem Back Bay Chorale unter Scott Allen Jarrett, in Tippetts „A Child of Our Time“ mit Andrew Clark und den Harvard Choruses. Ihr Debüt als Santa Fe Opera principal artist gab sie als Oberto / ALCINA mit Harry Bicket und sang dort ebenfalls Rosalinde / DIE FLEDERMAUS. In James Kallembachs Kantate „The Most Sacred Body of Jesus“ sang sie ebenso wie zu zahlreichen weiteren Konzerten mit der Handel and Haydn Society und dem Society’s Educational Outreach Quartet. 2016 gewann sie den Anna Case MacKay Career Advancement Grant der Santa Fe Opera, war Semifinalistin der Young Concert Artists International Auditions und 2017 der Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions.

Jacquelyn Stucker studierte und promovierte am New England Conservatory. Sie ist zudem begeisterte Übersetzerin: Ihre Übersetzung von Alban Bergs WOZZECK wird im Sommer 2019 bei Pendragon Press erhältlich sein. Sie schloss ihr Studium am Bard College Conservatory's Vocal Arts Program mit höchster Auszeichnung ab, wo sie bei Dawn Upshaw und Kayo Iwama studierte.

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DEC

Advents-Verlosung: Das 22. Fensterchen

On 7 March 2025, the first part of Tobias Kratzer's Strauss trilogy, ARABELLA, celebrates its revival as part of our ‘Richard Strauss in March’ weeks, with Jennifer Davis as Arabella , Heidi Stober as Zdenka/Zdenko, Thomas Johannes Mayer as Mandryka, Daniel O'Hearn as Matteo and, as in the premiere series, Doris Soffel and Albert Pesendorfer as the Waldner couple. Today we are giving away our DVD, which will not be available in shops until 14 February 2025. We would like to express our heartfelt thanks to NAXOS for giving us the very special opportunity to put ARABELLA in our lottery pot for you almost eight weeks before the official sales launch.

In today's Advent Calendar window, we are giving away two DVDs of ARABELLA – a lyrical comedy in three acts by Richard Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal. If you would like to win one of the two DVDs, please write an e-mail with the subject ‘The 22nd window’ to advent@deutscheoperberlin.de.

Vienna, circa 1860. The financially strapped Count Waldner is lodging with his family in a Viennese hotel. His only path to solvency is for him to secure an advantageous marriage for one of his two daughters – and the family can only afford to present Arabella, the eldest, in the upper circles of society. To conceal the family’s indigence, the parents have raised Zdenka as a boy, dressing her accordingly. Arabella is not short of suitors but has resolved to wait for ‘Mr Right’. When Mandryka, an aristocrat from a distant region, arrives, he and Arabella are instantly smitten. Arabella only asks to be able to bid farewell to her friends and suitors at the Fasching ball that evening. At the ball, Arabella says goodbye to her admirers. There is also the young officer Matteo, with whom Zdenka is secretly in love and with whom she has formed a friendship under the guise of her disguise as a boy. Matteo, however, desires Arabella and is distraught when he realises the hopelessness of his love. Zdenka devises a plan: she fakes a letter from Arabella in which she promises Matteo a night of love together. But instead she wants to wait for him herself in the darkness of the hotel room. Mandryka learns of Arabella's alleged infidelity and goes to the hotel with the ball guests to surprise Arabella in flagrante delicto. Arabella, innocent of this, is initially shocked and saddened by Mandryka’s suspicions but forgives him when the mix-up is revealed for what it is. The two agree to marry, as do Zdenka and Matteo.

Richard Strauss’s orchestral richness and opulence coupled with the period Viennese setting of the work led to ARABELLA being falsely pigeonholed as a light-hearted comedy of errors from its 1933 premiere onwards. In the estimation of Tobias Kratzer, however, who triumphed at the Deutsche Oper with his production of Alexander von Zemlinsky’s THE DWARF, this final collaboration between Strauss and Hugo von Hofmannsthal marks a collision of two world views: the traditional roles of men and women on the one hand – as expressed in Arabella’s famous solo “Und du sollst mein Gebieter sein” – and a modern idea of social interaction on the other – as illustrated by Zdenka with her questioning of gender-based identities. Here, Kratzer turns the spotlight on this disunity between the various character portrayals in ARABELLA and explores these role-specific tensions on a continuum stretching from 19th-century Vienna to the present day. In the category of stage design, Manuel Braun, Jonas Dahl and Rainer Sellmaier were honoured with the renowned German Theatre Award DER FAUST 2023 for this production.

In this recording, under the baton of Sir Donald Runnicles, you will experience Albert Pesendorfer, Doris Soffel, Sara Jakubiak, Elena Tsallagova, Russell Braun, Robert Watson, Thomas Blondelle, Kyle Miller, Tyler Zimmerman, Hye-Young Moon, Lexi Hutton, Jörg Schörner and others, as well as the chorus and orchestra of the Deutsche Oper Berlin. The performances on 18 and 23 March 2023 were recorded by rbb Kultur and Naxos for this DVD.

We would like to thank the Naxos label for the great collaboration over the past few years, which documents recordings of DER ZWERG, DAS WUNDER DER HELIANE, FRANCESCA DA RIMINI, DER RING DES NIBELUNGEN, DER SCHATZGRÄBER, DIE MEISTERSINGER VON NÜRNBERG and ANTIKRIST. Richard Strauss' ARABELLA and INTERMEZZO will be released in the course of 2025.



Closing date: 22 December 2024. The winners will be informed by email on 23 December 2024. The DVDs will then be sent by post. There is no right of appeal.