Organization

Cantante

Barítono

Jacques Imbrailo

Billy Budd

Tenor

Toby Spence

Captain Vere

Bajo

Brindley Sherratt

John Claggart

Bajobarítono

David Soar

Mr. Flint

Thomas Oliemans

Mr Redburn

Peter Kellner

Lieutenant Ratcliffe

Clive Bayley

Dansker

Alan Ewing

Bosun

Duncan Rock

Donald

Konu Kim

Maintop

Sam Furness

Un novicio

Dominic Sedgwick

Amigo del novicio

Alasdair Elliott

Squeak

Christopher Gillett

Red Whiskers

Ross Ramgobin

Oficial primero

Simon Wilding

Oficial segundo

Director(a) orquestal

Ivor Bolton

Director(a) de escena

Deborah Warner

Escenógrafo(a)

Michael Levine

Diseñador(a) de vestuario/Figurinista

Chloe Obolensky

Diseñador(a) de iluminación

Jean Kalman

Coreógrafo(a)

Kim Brandstrup

Royal Opera House

inglés

Londres

Reino Unido

Billy Budd Britten

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Britten wrote Billy Budd to a commission from the Arts Council of Great Britain for the 1951 Festival of Britain. It is based on the American writer Herman Melville's novel Billy Budd, Sailor, which was particularly popular in England. Britten and his librettists E.M. Forster and Eric Crozier collaborated in crafting the opera's text, and gave greater prominence to Captain Vere - the role Britten wrote for his partner Peter Pears - than in Melville's novel. Billy Budd's premiere was at the Royal Opera House in 1951. It was initially in four acts. Britten subsequently created a two-act version, which was given its stage premiere at the Royal Opera House in 1964 and is the one usually performed today.

Billy Budd is Britten's grandest opera, particularly in its use of the male chorus in numbers such as Act I's playful sea shanties and the rousing Act II chorus 'This is the moment'. Others of the many highlights include Claggart's aria of malevolence 'O beauty, handsomeness, goodness!', Billy's poignant monologue (Billy in the Darbies) as he awaits execution and Vere's morally tortured opening and closing monologues. Deborah Warner's tender, character-focused staging and Michael Levine's semi-abstract sets give a sense of the intimacy that develops among men living at close quarters at sea, and highlights the contrasting lives of the officers above decks and the men below.

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Billy Budd by Britten, De (2019/2019), Dirigido por Deborah Warner,, Director Ivor Bolton, Royal Opera House, Londres, Reino Unido

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