Name: Andrea Chénier
Start: 1985-08-01T00:00:00.000Z
End: 1985-08-01T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro alla Scala

Organization

Direzione d'orchestra

Riccardo Chailly

Direzione del coro

Giulio Bertola

Regia

Lamberto Puggelli

Scenografia

Paolo Bregni

Costumi

Luisa Spinatelli

Coreografia

Anna Maria Prina

Tenore

José Carreras

Andrea Chénier

Soprano

Eva Marton

Maddalena di Coigny

Baritono

Piero Cappuccilli

Carlo Gérard

Mezzosoprano

Silvana Mazzieri

Bersi

Nella Verri

La Contessa di Coigny

Basso

Franco Federici

Roucher

Silvestro Sammaritano

Mathieu

Rosa Laghezza

Madelon

Giuseppe Riva

Pietro Fléville

Carlo Gaifa

L'Abate

Ivan Del Manto

Dumas

Angelo Nosotti

Fouquier-Tinville

Silenzioso

Claudio Lobbia

Orazio Coclite

Sergio Fontana

Schmidt

Giuseppe Zecchillo

Il Maestro di Casa

Teatro alla Scala

Others

Coro del Teatro alla Scala

Orchestra

Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala

italiano

Milano

Italia

In Giordano’s most celebrated opera, Andrea Chénier, the French Revolution seizes the stage of Milan’s Teatro alla Scala! This elaborate 1985 production stars the legendary José Carreras as the title's tragic poet, accompanied by the Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala under the baton of the inimitable Maestro Riccardo Chailly.

One of the great composers of the verismo movement in opera, Umberto Giordano explores the struggles of ordinary people placed in desperate circumstances with this work premiered at La Scala in 1896. The opera's plot follows André Chénier, an idealistic poet, Maddalena di Coigny, a young noble lady, and Gérard, servant-turned-revolutionary, whose lives are upended by the French Revolution, and who find themselves caught in a love triangle. With a beautifully realistic period staging, a first-rate cast, and an exquisite orchestra under Chailly’s leadership, Lamberto Puggelli’s 1985 production transports us to the heart of this tragic tale.

Public

inglese

francese

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