TV Standard: NTSC
Color: Color

Description:

Debussy completed his opera "Pelléas et Mélisande" in 1902. At the time, Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" was popular, and many composers were influenced by this powerful work, but Debussy decided to take the opposite position, and although the content depicted "forbidden love," musically it was all about "preaching a new aesthetic belief. This opera, which depicts symbolic love rather than Wagner's passionate love scenes, uses mysterious harmony and melody throughout, as if the beautiful French intonation were sung directly, and the up-and-coming French conductor Pascal and the exquisite performance by the singers brought out the full charm of this opera. The up-and-coming French conductor Pascal and the exquisite performances by the singers brought out all the charm of the work. The new production was directed by Benjamin Lazare, an up-and-coming French director, and features excellent portrayals of the characters, a beautiful forest scene that pays homage to Ingmar Bergman (who was theater director from 1952 to 1958), and the costumes of the people. (theater director from 1952 to 1958), and the costumes of the people are also highlights of the film.