Name: Tosca
Start: 2023-03-10T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2023-03-19T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Moniuszko Auditorium

Organization

Maestro

Patrick Fournillier

Diretor de Palco

Barbara Wysocka

Cenógrafo

Barbara Hanicka

Estilista

Julia Kornacka

Coreógrafo

Jacek Przybyłowicz

Designer de Iluminação

Marc Heinz

Designer de Vídeo

Lea Mattausch

Artur Sienicki

Mestre de Coro

Mirosław Janowski

Soprano

Aleksandra Kurzak

Floria Tosca

Tenor

Murat Karahan

Mario Cavaradossi

Piotr Maciejowski

Spoletta

Baixo

Adam Kruszewski

Sciarrone

Paweł Trojak

Cesare Angelotti

Barítono

Mikołaj Zalasiński

Barão Scarpia

Dariusz Machej

Um sacristão

Izabela Matuła

Tadeusz Szlenkier

Krzysztof Szumanski

Khatuna Chokhonelidze

Andrea Carè

Jasin Rammal-Rykała

Danuta Chmurska

Teatr Wielki - Opera Narodowa

Orchestra

Orchestra of the Polish National Opera

Others

Chorus of the Polish National Opera

The Władysław Skoraczewski Artos Youth Choir

italiano

Tosca

Varsóvia

Polônia

Moniuszko Auditorium

Tosca Puccini

Public

polonês

Approved

Instrumentalist

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Violinist

Cellist

Violist

Flutist

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hornist

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Harper

Saxophonist

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Tenor Violinist

Timpani

Mandoline Player

Baroque Flutist

Baroque Oboist

Baroque Trumpetist

Violino Piccolo Player

Viola da Gambist

Musette de cour Player

Viola Pomposa Player

Archlutenist

Vibraphonist

Cornettist

Viola d’amore Player

Theorbist

Compositor

Libretista

Dançarino

Ator

Dramaturgo

Tradutor

Designer de Som

Repetidor

Maquiador

Produtor executivo

Estilista de cabelo

Other

Stage Manager

Coral

Orquestra

Poet

Vocal coach

Teacher

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Writer

Writing and performance

Chorus Director

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Illustrator

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Contratenor

Singer

Baixo-barítono

Mezzo-soprano

Contralto

Spoken

Vocalista Infantil

Silent

Alto

Continuo

TOSCA – Giacomo Puccini
Premiera: 23.02.2019, TW-ON
Opera w trzech aktach

Not unlike Picasso or Klimt, Puccini painted a series of fascinating and multifaceted female portraits. His Manon, Mimi, Tosca, Cio-Cio-San, Magda, and the seemingly frigid Turandot who secretly pines for love, continue to spellbind opera audiences across the world. As time goes by, the characters do not lose any of their distinct flavour, appeal, and relevance, although their stories are set is long-gone realities. Ever since its 1900 premiere at the Teatro Constanzi in Rome, Tosca has sold-out nearly everywhere it was put on. The tragic love story involving blackmail, cruelty, different dimensions of humanity and its lack, crime, and amoral attitudes fascinates audiences that become engulfed by this deadly love tornado.

Puccini had aspired to write an opera to a libretto based on Victorien Sardou’s text since 1889. That was when he first saw Tosca on stage with Sarah Bernhardt in the lead part. He was not a recognised composer back then, which reduced his chances of obtaining the commission. The competition was fierce: Verdi himself was interested in the material. Prominent Italian editor and musician Giulio Ricordi recommended Alberto Franchetti for the task. The young composer did not come to an agreement with librettist Luigi Illika and the job was given to Puccini.

Originally set in Rome at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, in Barbara Wysocka’s staging the story moves to Italy of the 1970s, a period of violence inflicted by the Red Brigades in response to the neo-fascist activities of the 1960s. The political turmoil, abuses of power, impotence of the state, social rebellion, violence and terror seems to affect the lovers’ tragic fate.

Although the eponymous Tosca is not a femme fatale, her impulsive actions lead to the demise of the man she loves. Faced with a tragic choice, the more the tries to avert calamity, the more imminent it becomes. Driven by the truest love, she unwittingly brings disaster to herself and her beloved. Regardless of her strength of character, courage, and noble intentions, she becomes both the victim and the perpetrator.

The compelling atmosphere is underscored by Puccini’s extraordinary music, full of contradictions, twists and turns that perfectly render the broad array of emotions unfolding on stage: piano and forte, bel canto and scream, whispering and dramatic solo parts, love and death. The contrasts are a proof of the composer’s ability to express both violence and delicacy. The opera also amazes with arresting arias sung by the leads: Floria Tosca’s ‘Vissi d’arte’ and Mario Cavaradossi’s ‘E lucevan le stelle’.

The atmosphere surrounding the premiere of Puccini’s work was tense owing to the developments across Europe and in Rome itself. The cast had received threats in their post and a rumour was going around that someone had planted a bomb at the theatre. The auditorium was in turmoil and panic. The performance was stopped and started anew. Despite the incidents, Tosca proved a success. The audience demanded encores. Today, the piece is among the most frequently staged operas internationally, along with Carmen, The Magic Flute, La bohème, Eugene Onegin, and La traviata. This true masterpiece of the late romantic period returned on the stage of the Polish National Opera in 2019.

English

Tosca by Puccini, dom 19 mar 2023, De (2023/2023), Dirigido por Barbara Wysocka,, Regente Patrick Fournillier, Moniuszko Auditorium, Varsóvia, Polônia

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