Das Verratene Meer = The Sea Betrayed

Packaging: 6-panel Digipak with 2 CDs and 92-page booklet enclosed in slipcase. Note: "Das verratene Meer" was first performed in Berlin in 1990, and later revised by the composer to a Japanese libretto (2003-2005). The revision, "Gogo no eikō", is on [r10974050]. This version, produced in Vienna in 2020, returns to the German libretto but follows the revised score, with a few exceptions described in the booklet. © + ℗ 2021 Capriccio Made in Germany Live recording of Vienna premiere, Wiener Staatsoper, 14th December 2020. CD1: 61:24 CD2: 63:40 Booklet (ii + 92 pp. + ii): -- pp.1-3: cast and tracklist -- pp.4-5: foreword (Sergio Morabito) + English translation -- pp.6-8: synopsis (Sergio Morabito) + English translation -- pp.9-18: "The Genesis of My Opera" (Hans Werner Henze) + English translation -- pp.19-28: "The Sea Betrayed - Gogo no eikō: A Comparison of the Editions" (Sergio Morabito), description / tabulation of differences among Berlin / Japanese / Vienna versions, with English translation -- pp.29-37: artist biographies + English translations, artist and production photos -- pp.38-91: libretto (Hans-Ulrich Treichel) + English translation, printed "by kind permission of Schott Musikverlag, Mainz" Logos: Wiener Staatsoper (top-right corner of front slipcase, front of booklet and front Digipac cover) ORF/Ö1 (bottom left corner of back slipcase, back of booklet and Digipac cover) "The Genesis of My Opera"is excerpted from Henze's "Reiselieder mit böhmischen Quinten. Autobiographische Mitteilungen 1926 - 1995". Frankfurt am Main: S. Fischer 1996. Simone Young - Photo © Bertold Fabricius Cover and Booklet Photos © Wiener Staatsoper / Michael Pöhn Cover Design © Wiener Staatsoper / Irene Neubert Erratum: Erik Van Heyningen is "Eric" on cast list in booklet