The first women at Bayreuth
OperaMeeting backstage, Oksana Lyniv and Nathalie Stutzmann posed for a selfie as the first two women to conduct in Wagner’s pit – Lyniv in 2021, Stutzmann coming up.
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It’s not a selfie if someone else takes the photo. See their arms? Not a selfie. Just a photo.
What a pointless comment!
God save us all… what would RW have made of this?
what’s that supposed to mean?
Or, shuddddder, Cosima??
Children! Create something new! Something new! And again something new!
He would have been shocked by the phenomenon of colour photography — and digital, to boot!
About fricken time!
Stutzman needs to go. She does not deserve to work with orchestras. She’s rude, unprepared, unprofessional and terrible collaborator with singers. I feel bad for the orchestra, singers and audience.
Other musicians have told other stories in the comments on earlier articles about Stutzmann (not Stutzman, as you write). If you have any information or examples to back up your bashing, then share it. Preferably giving us an idea of who you are and how you got that information. Otherwise, you’re just slandering.
both so stylishly dressed
They’re working conductors. It’s what conductors wear in rehearsal. Just be glad they’re not stripped down showing off tatoos, wearing dark nail polish or bleached blonde hair like Yannick.