Organization

Cantante

Baritono

Aleksey Bogdanov

Aleko

Soprano

Yelena Dyachek

Zemfira

Tenore

Andrew Bidlack

Il giovane Zingaro

Basso

Kevin Thompson

Il vecchio Zingaro

Spencer Hamlin

Albert

Mikhail Svetlov

Il Barone

Il Duca

Yeghishe Manucharyan

Un usuraio

Un servitore

Dante

Francesca

Paolo Malatesta

Lanciotto Malatesta

Ombra di Virgilio

Direzione d'orchestra

Gil Rose

Odyssey Opera

Others

Orchestra

Odyssey Opera Chorus

Troika

Boston

Stati Uniti

NEC Jordan Hall

Public

Private

Il cavaliere avaro

Francesca da Rimini

Approvato

ALEKO
Libretto by Vladimir Nemirovich
Inspired by Alexander Pushkin’s
The Gypsies

THE MISERLY KNIGHT
From a short story by Alexander Pushkin

FRANCESCA DA RIMINI
Libretto by Modest Tchaikovsky
after Dante Alighieri’s Inferno

What drives a man to the brink of madness?

An exiled Russian nobleman consumed by jealousy, an aging Baron who dies calling not for his son but for his gold, and a young couple consigned to the Second Circle of Hell after an illicit kiss. Three timeless tales inspired by Alexander Pushkin and Dante’s Inferno and brought to life in this presentation of the complete operatic output of one of the most beloved Russian composers, Sergei Rachmaninoff.

An exiled man desperate to build a home with a beautiful woman (Yelena Dyachek) destroys everything when he discovers her in the arms of another (Andrew Bidlack).

A dying Baron (Mikhail Svetlov) amasses tremendous amounts of gold which he guards zealously, alienating everyone—including his own son (Spencer Hamlin).

Dante (Yeghishe Manucharyan) meets two young lovers (Dyachek and Bidlack), who are murdered and consigned to the Second Circle of Hell after a stolen kiss.

Presented in Concert in Russian, with English Supertitles
Collective US Premiere

English

Troika by Rachmaninoff, Da (2022/2022), Direttore d'orchestra Gil Rose, NEC Jordan Hall, Boston, Stati Uniti

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