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Golaud

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Golaud
jealousy leads to the murder of his brother, Pelléas. [Fr. Opera: Debussy, Pelléas and Mélisande, Westerman, 196]
See : Jealousy


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Earlier this year, in Vienna, they finally played a serious onstage husband-and-wife duo as Malisande and Golaud in Debussy's Pellaas et Malisande, again in a production by Pelly.
The stage, designed by Pelly's close collaborator Chantal Thomas, revolved constantly to display the different locations described in Maeterlinck's libretto: from the forest where Golaud first meets Melisande, the underground castle vaults into which Golaud takes Pelleas in an attempt to scare him, to the tower where Melisande, like Rapunzel, brushes her long hair.
Earlier this year, the much-decorated Canadian baritone was nominated for two Juno Awards and for a Laurence Olivier Award to recognize his performance as Golaud in Covent Garden's production of Pelleas et Melisande.
 
 
 
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