Name: Le nozze di Figaro
Start: 2024-11-23T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2024-12-01T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro Regio

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Admin

Teatro Regio di Torino

ABAO Bilbao Opera

Teatro Pérez Galdós

Conductor

Leonardo Sini

Stage director

Emilio Sagi

Set designer

Daniel Blanco

Costume designer

Renata Schussheim

Lighting designer

Eduardo Bravo

Choreographer

Nuria Castejón

Chorus master

Ulisse Trabacchin

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Orchestra del Teatro Regio di Torino

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Coro del Teatro Regio di Torino

Singer

Baritone

Vito Priante

The Count of Almaviva

Jarett Ott

Soprano

Monica Conesa

The Countess of Almaviva

Kirsten MacKinnon

Bass

Giorgio Caoduro

Figaro

Christian Federici

Giulia Semenzato

Susanna

Hasmik Torosyan

Mezzo-soprano

Josè Maria Lo Monaco

Cherubino

Siphokazi Molteno

Chiara Tirotta

Marcelline

Andrea Concetti

Bartolo

Giovanni Romeo

Tenor

Mark Kim

Basilio

Cristiano Olivieri

Don Curzio

Janusz Nosek

Antonio

Albina Tonkikh

Barbarina

italià

Le nozze di Figaro -  (The Marriage of Figaro)

Turin

Italy

Teatro Regio

Le nozze di Figaro Mozart

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The Marriage of Figaro

Candela Meluzio

anglès

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Contralto

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Alto

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Certi matrimoni sono “folli giornate”, come recita il sottotitolo delle Nozze di Figaro, l’opera più divertente e umana di Mozart e del suo librettista Da Ponte. Metterla in scena fu per loro una corsa a ostacoli, poiché il soggetto era tratto da una commedia francese di satira politica e sociale bandita sia a Parigi sia a Vienna: solo l’intervento dell’imperatore d’Austria garantì il suo debutto nel 1786. Per rassicurarlo, ogni elemento scandaloso fu cancellato, lasciando spazio all’espressione di passioni genuine attraverso una successione di arie e pezzi d’assieme dalla varietà impareggiabile.


In questa occasione Figaro, il celebre barbiere sivigliano, deve scansare ogni tranello per sposare la sua amata Susanna, sottraendola alle insidie del conte d’Almaviva. Tra qui pro quo, travestimenti e colpi di scena, la vicenda è intricatissima: una regia lineare come quella di Emilio Segi è quindi fondamentale per godere appieno lo spettacolo. Il suo allestimento, che ha esordito al Teatro Real di Madrid, ha un’ambientazione settecentesca intrisa della luce e dei profumi dell’Andalusia.
Specialisti del repertorio di fine Settecento vestiranno i panni dei protagonisti: Vito Priante e Monica Conesa saranno il Conte e la Contessa, Giorgio Caoduro sarà Figaro, Giulia Semenzato Susanna e Josè Maria Lo Monaco Cherubino. Sul podio salirà Leonardo Sini, giovane maestro sardo che si è già molto distinto sulla scena operistica per la sua direzione sempre solida e attenta.

Per la prima volta a Torino

Conferenza-Concerto: mercoledì 13 novembre ore 18 - Piccolo Regio Puccini

COMMEDIA PER MUSICA IN 4 ATTI

Musica di Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Libretto di Lorenzo Da Ponte
tratto dalla commedia La Folle Journée, ou Le Mariage de Figaro di Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais
Prima rappresentazione assoluta:
Vienna, Burgtheater, 01/05/1786

italiano

Certain weddings are “days of madness”, as the subtitle says for Le Nozze di Figaro—the funniest and most profoundly humane comic opera by Mozart and his librettist Da Ponte. Staging the opera was something of a challenge for them, as the story was taken from a French political and social satirical play that had been banned in Paris and Vienna. Ultimately, its debut in 1786 was only secured by the intervention of the Austrian emperor himself. To reassure him, all the scandalous elements were removed, leaving room for the expression of genuine passion through a series of arias and vocal ensembles of incomparable variety.


This time round, Figaro—the celebrated barber of Seville—has to overcome snares and pitfalls to marry his beloved Susanna and keep her from falling into the clutches of Count Almaviva. Amidst misunderstandings, disguises, and twists and turns, the plot is an intricate one, making the linear direction of Emilio Sagi fundamental to enjoy the show at its best. This production, first staged at the Teatro Real in Madrid, features an eighteenth-century setting drenched in the rich light and fragrances of Andalusia. Specialists in late eighteenth-century repertoire have been cast in the leading roles, with Vito Priante and Monica Conesa starring as the Count and Countess, Giorgio Caoduro as Figaro, Giulia Semenzato as Susanna and Josè Maria Lo Monaco in the role of Cherubino. On the podium, Leonardo Sini, a young conductor from Sardinia, who has made a name for himself in the opera scene for his unfailingly solid and careful conducting.

English

The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart, Dj. 21 Nov. 2024, De (2024/2024), Dirigit per Emilio Sagi,, Director musical Leonardo Sini, Teatro Regio, Turin, Italy

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