Name: Aleko
Start: 2020-10-30T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2020-11-01T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Helikon in Nikitskaya

Organization

Baritono

Aleksei Isaev

Aleko

Grigory Soloviov

Petr Morosov

Mikhail Nikanorov

Alexey Dedov

Tenore

Ivan Volkov

Il giovane Zingaro

Vadim Letunov

Ivan Gyngazov

Shota Chibirov

Basso

Alexandr Kisilev

Il vecchio Zingaro

Stanislav Shvets

Soprano

Olga Tolkmit

Zemfira

Olga Scheglova

Olga Davydova

Contralto

Larisa Kostyuk

La vecchia Zingara

Alexandra Kovalevich

Elena Ionova

Direzione d'orchestra

Valery Kiryanov

Artem Davydov

Regia

Rostislav Protasov

Scenografia

Valery Kungurov

Helikon Opera

Mosca

Russia

Helikon in Nikitskaya

Opera in one act Libretto V.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko, based on the poem by A.S. Pushkin's "Gypsies" The recording of the performance was made as part of the "Night of the Arts" action in the Stravinsky Hall. Fascinating music, passionate dances, eroticism that slips in every movement, the sensual beauty of patchwork gypsy costumes - yes, this is "Aleko" by S.V. Rachmaninoff in "Helikon"! The premiere of the first opera by young Rachmaninov was dedicated to the 145th anniversary of his birth and took place on June 7, 2018. Eternal, like the world, the story of freedom-loving gypsies - "people without a home, without roots", was created by director Rostislav Protasov, conductor Valery Kiryanov, production designer and costume designer Valery Kungurov, choreographer - Ilona Zinurova, lighting designer - Damir Ismagilov , choirmaster - Evgeny Ilyin. What is this opera about - about love and betrayal, Or freedom of choice? From time immemorial, these questions have tormented people, and everyone must find their own answers ... The music of the young Rachmaninov makes us, the inhabitants of the 21st century, think about this too. The performance was attended by: Aleko - Dmitry Yankovsky, Zemfira - Olga Tolkmit, Young Gypsy - Ivan Volkov, Old Man, Zemfira's father - Alexei Dedov, Old Gypsy - Larisa Kostyuk. Orchestra and artists of the choir of the theater "Helikon-Opera"

Aleko Rachmaninoff

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