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Category Archives: Opera
Puccini: Tosca
22nd February 2012.
19.00.
Magyar Állami Operaház (Hungarian State Opera House)
Andrássy út 22.
Telephone: +361-353-0170
Tosca is Giacomo Puccini’s three-act opera.
The libretto – which is based on the novel of Victorien Sardou’s drama La Tosca-was written by
Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica in 1887.
In the libretto Giacosa and Illica followed faithfully the original text.
The required abbreviations are even heightened the dramatic [...]
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Puccini: Tosca
15th April 2012.
19.00.
Magyar Állami Operaház (Hungarian State Opera House)
Andrássy út 22.
Telephone: +361-353-0170
Tosca is Giacomo Puccini’s three-act opera.
The libretto – which is based on the novel of Victorien Sardou’s drama La Tosca-was written by
Giuseppe Giacosa and Luigi Illica in 1887.
In the libretto Giacosa and Illica followed faithfully the original text.
The required abbreviations are even heightened the [...]
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Traviata
22nd April 2012.
19.00.
Magyar Állami Operaház (Hungarian State Opera House)
Budapest VI. Andrássy út 22.
Telephone: +361-353-0170
Nearest metro stop: Opera
The opera Traviata is based on the novel The Lady of the Camellias written by Alexandre Dumas jr.in 1848.
Verdi had seen the performance at the Vaudeville theatre during his staying in Paris in 1951.
The composer asked Francesco Maria Piave [...]
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György Ránki: The King’s New Clothes (Pomádé király új ruhája)
29th April 2012.
19.00.
Magyar Állami Operaház (Hungarian State Opera House)
Andrássy út 22.
Telephone: +361-353-0170
The King Pomádé’s New Clothes is György Ránki’s most popular piece, which promises many laughter to the audience.The music of the work is rich in style, comprehensible and enjoyable for small one and adults alike.
Ránki is a master of the character representation.
With inimitable musical [...]
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Verdi’s Opera: I vespri siciliani
20eth and 22th January 2011.
19.00.
Magyar Állami Operaház (Hungarian State Opera House)
Budapest VI. Andrássy út 22.
Phone number: +36-1-353-0170
Composer: Giuseppe Verdi
Librettist: Eugene Scribe Charles Duveyrier
Translator: Eugenio Caimi
Hungarian surtitles: Lajos Csákovics
Director: Matthias von Stegmann
Set Designer: Frank Philipp Schlössmann
Costume Designer: Viktória Nagy
Choir Master: Máté Szabó Sipos
Conductor: Gergely Kesselyák
Singers:
Guido di Monforte: Viktor Massányi or Anatolij Fokanov
Il Sire di Bethune: János [...]
Verdi Macbeth Premiere in the Hungarian State Opera House
22th March 2011.
19:00.
Hungarian State Opera House
Budapest VI. Andrássy út 22.
Phone number: +36 -1-353-0170
Macbeth is Verdi’s first opera which based on a Shakespeare drama.
According the composer this play is one of the greatest creations of man.
Verdi knew that transforming this tragedy into an opera is a great challange.
In this opera the composer didn’t use up the [...]
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Vivaldi: Orlando Furioso
24th March 2011.
19:30
Művészetek Palotája (Palace of Arts Béla Bartók National Concert Hall)
Budapest IX. Komor Marcell út 1.
Phone number: +36-1-555-3300
The premiere of the Orlando Furioso was in 1727 in Venice.
However it was quiet popular in its time,this opera later had dissapeared in an archive.
But in 2004 Jean Christophe Spinosi French conductor recorded the opera with fantastic [...]
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Verdi: Il Trovatore
1st April 2011.
Magyar Állami Operaház (Hungarian State Opera House)
Budapest VI.
Andrássy út 22.
Phone number:+36-1- 353-0170
Verdi’s Il Trovatore is the opera of operas.
It was written by Verdi in 1852.
The opera was first performed at the Teatro Apollo Rome, the Hungarian Operahouse played it the first time in 1884.
The characteristics of this masterpiece are the archetypical situations of [...]
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Rossini: Le Comte Ory
The MET in the Palace of Arts
9th April 2011.
19:00.
Művészetek Palotája (Palace of Arts Festival Theater)
Budapest IX. Komor Marcell út 1.
Phone number: +36-1-555-3300
Le Comte Ory is Rossini’s last comic opera wich was written by him in 1828.
Near of the castle of Fourmoutiers appeares a mysterious hermit who is actually the womaniser count Ory.
He wants to seduct [...]
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György Ránki: The King’s New Clothes (Pomádé király új ruhája)