The Oslo Opera House / written and directed by Anne Elisabeth Andersen.

Norway has finally achieved its longstanding ambition to build a new opera house, with the result that it now boasts a dazzling white fjord side edifice that is the pride of the nation. In this video we follow the protracted evolution of Oslo's new Opera House, with its many tortuous political,...

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Contributors: Andersen, Anne Elisabeth (Director)
Corporate Contributor: Norsk rikskringkasting.
Format: Electronic Video
Language:Norwegian
Published: Oslo, Norway : Nordic World, 2008.
Series:Art and architecture in video
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Genre/Form:Documentaries and Factual Films
Nonfiction films.
Documentary films.
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Summary:Norway has finally achieved its longstanding ambition to build a new opera house, with the result that it now boasts a dazzling white fjord side edifice that is the pride of the nation. In this video we follow the protracted evolution of Oslo's new Opera House, with its many tortuous political, architectural, constructional and artistic complications, from the decision to build right through to the opening ceremony in April 2008. We also attend rehearsals of the opera Around the World in 80 Days and of newly composed ballets, and go backstage to watch rehearsals and a performance of that well-loved ballet Sleeping Beauty, which was staged in the opening season.
Item Description:Title from resource description page (viewed Jul. 13, 2012).
Physical Description:1 online resource (59 min.).
Awards:27 FIFA Palmarès, Festival International du Film sur l'Art - 2009
Language:This edition in Norwegian.