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About Julian Mommert
Julian Mommert (@julianmommert) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel. The account has 5,209 followers and 159 published posts. Recent posts average 208 likes and 1 comment, an engagement rate of 3.95%.
Julian Mommert belongs to the nano tier, the band usually drawn between 1,000 and 10,000 followers. Julian Mommert follows 1,442 accounts, so the audience is roughly 3.6 times the size of the list followed. Julian Mommert uses an Instagram professional account. Flinque files Julian Mommert under Photographer, with Travel as a secondary category.
The Instagram bio for Julian Mommert runs to 10 words across 3 lines. The bio mentions @papaioannou_d and @dresdenfrankfurtdancecompany. The latest activity Flinque has on record for Julian Mommert dates from July 2020.
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159 Posts
All 10 recent posts Flinque holds for Julian Mommert are single images. 159 published posts give Julian Mommert a moderate archive on Instagram. Against the audience, that is roughly 33 followers for each post published. Julian Mommert also keeps 1 story highlight on the profile. All 10 carry captions, averaging 257 words each. The captions are written mainly in English. Words that recur across them include design, butterfly, paris, opera and libretto. The captions tag #bobwilson, #robertwilson, #giacomopuccini, #libretto and #madamabutterfly.
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
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"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
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"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
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/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
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Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
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The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
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Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
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#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
•
"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
•
"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
•
/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
•
Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
•
The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
•
Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
•
#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
•
"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
•
"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
•
/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
•
Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
•
The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
•
Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
•
#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
•
"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
•
"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
•
/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
•
Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
•
The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
•
Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
•
#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
•
"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
•
"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
•
/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
•
Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
•
The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
•
Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
•
#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
•
"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
•
"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
•
/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
•
Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
•
The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
•
Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
•
#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
•
"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
•
"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
•
/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
•
Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
•
The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
•
Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
•
#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
•
"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
•
"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
•
/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
•
Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
•
The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
•
Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
•
#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
•
"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
•
"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
•
/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
•
Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
•
The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
•
Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
•
#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
Madama Butterfly, Act II
The sources are multiple and of varying reliability, but the story is genuine: Tsuru Yamamuri, the young geisha who gave birth to the child of a United States Navy officer was known to the people of Nagasaki as O-Cio-San – or Madame Butterfly.
A pillar of the Paris Opera’s repertoire, the pure lines of Robert Wilson’s production open the season like a blue-tinted dream.
•
"Madame Butterfly ou l’univers poétique en majesté de Bob Wilson"
- Amaury Jacquet
•
"the stage picture here is so unfailingly beautiful, the action so sparse yet tellingly conceived that you hate to take your eyes away for a second. Characters move slowly but in different ways, with short, ceremonial steps often characterizing the Japanese. Frida Parmeggiani's costumes make subtle distinctions as well but share an unfailing elegance."
- George Loomis, on Sept. 13, 2005
•
/ Madama Butterfly (2013) by
•
Opera by Giacomo Puccini, Libretto by Giuseppe Giacosa
•
The production has been shown at The Netherlands Opera Amsterdam, The Bolshoi Theater Moscow, Los Angeles Opera and others, and remains in the Paris Opera’s repertoire to this day.
•
Director, Set Design & Concept Lighting Design by Robert Wilson
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Music: Giacomo Puccini
Libretto: Luigi Illica, Giuseppe Giacosa
Conductor
Lighting design: Heinrich Brunke
Costume design: Frida Parmeggiani
Choreography: Suzushi Hanayagi
Dramaturgy: Holm Keller
Chorus master: Alessandro Di Stefano
•
#BobWilson #RobertWilson #GiacomoPuccini #Libretto #madamabutterfly design
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Julian Mommert (@julianmommert) is a Photographer creator on Instagram, also filed under Travel. Julian Mommert uses an Instagram professional account. The Instagram bio for Julian Mommert runs to 10 words across 3 lines.
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Julian Mommert has 5,209 followers on Instagram (5.2K). Julian Mommert follows 1,442 accounts, so the audience is roughly 3.6 times the size of the list followed. 159 published posts give Julian Mommert a moderate archive on Instagram.
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Julian Mommert's engagement rate on Instagram is 3.95%, between 3% and 6%, or 3 to 6 likes and comments per 100 followers. On a typical post that comes to about 1 like or comment for every 25 followers. Likes outnumber comments by roughly 208 to 1, with 208 likes and 1 comment on an average post, so most reactions are taps rather than replies.
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