August 3, 2025
1 performance
4:00 p.m.Tristan and Isolde, a colossal love poem, a song of eroticism and death rooted in medieval legend, whose language would go on to revolutionize the operatic genre itself.
Last year's closing concert, Verdi's Aida, remains etched in everyone’s memory. This year, Yannick Nézet-Séguin and the Orchestre Métropolitain are doing it again, joined by a cast of the best Wagnerian singers of our time, for what many consider "the opera of operas".
Richard Wagner, Tristan und Isolde (concert version)
Conductor
Yannick Nézet-Séguin
Orchestra
Orchestre Métropolitain (OM)
Choir
Chœur Métropolitain
Tenor (Tristan)
Stuart Skelton
Soprano (Isolde)
Tamara Wilson
Mezzo-soprano (Brangäne)
Karen Cargill
Bass (Le Roi Marke)
Franz-Josef Selig
Baritone (Kurwenal)
Christopher Maltman
Baritone (Melot)
Sean Michael Plumb
Tenor (Berger, Matelot)
Matthew Cairns
Baritone (Timonier)
Geoffrey Schellenberg
Production / Presentation
Festival de Lanaudière
Stuart Skelton
©Guðmundur Ingólfsson
Tamara Wilson
Karen Cargill
©Nadine Boyd
Franz-Josef Selig
©Marion Koell
Christopher Maltman
Sean Michael Plumb
©Dario Acosta
Set sail on an epic adventure with Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl – In Concert!
A spectacular choir and orchestra, with three outstanding vocal soloists, revive a grand medieval fresco, paired with Rachmaninov’s diabolical virtuosity and Lera Auerbach’s mythological inspiration. That's what the Festival de Lanaudière is offering you for their opening concert!
For this second evening of his return to the Festival, Kent Nagano conducts the OSM with the elegance and intensity that defined his years at the helm of the orchestra.
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