Name: I Capuleti e i Montecchi
Start: 2022-09-21T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-10-14T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Opéra Bastille

Organization

Soprano

Ruth Iniesta

Juliet

Conductor

Speranza Scappucci

Stage director

Robert Carsen

Set designer

Michael Levine

Costume designer

Lighting designer

Davy Cunningham

Chorus master

Chin-Lien Wu

Bass

Jean Teitgen

Capellio

Julie Fuchs

Tenor

Francesco Demuro

Tebaldo

Krzysztof Bączyk

Lorenzo

Opéra National de Paris

Others

Chœur de l’Opéra national de Paris

Orchestra

Paris Opera Orchestra

Mezzo-soprano

Anna Goryachova

Romeo

Taljan

I Capuleti e i Montecchi -  (The Capulets and the Montagues)

Paris

France

Opéra Bastille

I Capuleti e i Montecchi Bellini

Public

The Capulets and the Montagues

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When Vincenzo Bellini tackled a score inspired by Romeo and Juliet for La Fenice in Venice in 1830, he only had six weeks to compose it. Felice Romani, his appointed librettist since his first success, Il Pirata, chooses to go back, beyond Shakespeare, to the Italian sources of the myth. The drama darkens: the quarrel between the two families becomes a real war. In the very title Bellini retains, the names of Capulet and Montaigu eclipse those of Romeo and Juliet, just as conflict poisons their passion. But the opera also revives a scene that Shakespeare had omitted: when Juliet – whom Romeo thought was dead – wakes up in the tomb, the two lovers can exchange a few words before falling asleep forever. The director Robert Carsen inscribes the song of these intertwined lives in the outline of a decor lit by ardent love. A love transcended by the tender and dreamy music of Bellini. More information onhttps://www.operadeparis.fr/saison-22...

IN A FEW WORDS :

When Vincenzo Bellini tackled a score inspired by Romeo and Juliet for La Fenice in Venice in 1830, he only had six weeks to compose it. Felice Romani, his appointed librettist since his first success, Il Pirata, chooses to go back, beyond Shakespeare, to the Italian sources of the myth. The drama darkens: the quarrel between the two families becomes a real war. In the very title Bellini retains, the names of Capulet and Montaigu eclipse those of Romeo and Juliet, just as conflict poisons their passion. But the opera also revives a scene that Shakespeare had omitted: when Juliet – whom Romeo thought was dead – wakes up in the tomb, the two lovers can exchange a few words before falling asleep forever. The director Robert Carsen inscribes the song of these intertwined lives in the outline of a decor lit by ardent love. A love transcended by the tender and dreamy music of Bellini.

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EN QUELQUES MOTS :

Lorsque Vincenzo Bellini s’attèle à une partition inspirée de Roméo et Juliette pour La Fenice de Venise en 1830, il n’a que six semaines pour la composer. Felice Romani, son librettiste attitré depuis son premier succès, Il Pirata, choisit de remonter, par‑delà Shakespeare, aux sources italiennes du mythe. Le drame s’assombrit : la querelle entre les deux familles devient une véritable guerre. Dans le titre même que retient Bellini, les noms de Capulet et de Montaigu éclipsent ceux de Roméo et Juliette, tout comme le conflit empoisonne leur passion. Mais l’opéra ressuscite également une scène que Shakespeare avait omise : lorsque Juliette – que Roméo croyait morte – s’éveille dans la tombe, les deux amants peuvent échanger quelques mots avant de s’endormir à jamais. Le metteur en scène Robert Carsen inscrit le chant de ces vies entremêlées dans l’épure d’un décor éclairé par l’amour ardent. Un amour transcendé par la musique tendre et rêveuse de Bellini.

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