Name: Carmen
Start: 2003-04-10T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2003-04-10T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Donetsk Opera Theatre

Organization

Direzione d'orchestra

Francesco Ledda

Yury Paramonenko

Regia

Sandro Santillo

Valentina Kurkchi-Maxina

Direzione del coro

Ludmila Streltsova

Cantante

Mezzosoprano

Anna Maksudova

Carmen

Tatiana Savvina

Tenore

Vitaly Kozin

Don José

Vladimir Khamraev

Baritono

Vadim Volovchuk

Escamillo

Artem Yaroshevich

Alexander Bakulin

Dancairo

Igor Rudenko

Evgeny Udovin

Remendado

Grigory Shafir

Basso

Yuri Alexeychuk

Zuniga

Alexander Klimov

Vladislav Lysak

Moralès

Soprano

Fatima Kasyanenko

Micaëla

Natalia Narozhnaya

Elona Korzhevych

Elena Babic

Frasquita

Svetlana Maleeva

Mary Sargsyan

Ekaterina Alexeychuk

Mercédès

Irina Golobchenko

Donbass Opera

Donec'k

Ucraina

Donetsk Opera Theatre

Public

Approvato

Bizet began working on the opera Carmen in 1874. Its plot is borrowed from the short story of the same name by the French writer Prosper Mérimée, written in 1845. The content of the short story has undergone significant changes in the opera. The writers A. Melyak and L. Halevi masterfully developed the libretto, saturating it with drama, depth of emotional contrasts, images of characters different from their literary prototypes.

The premiere of "Carmen" took place in Paris on March 3, 1875. One of the first to appreciate the opera was Pyotr Tchaikovsky. “Bizet’s opera,” he wrote, “is a masterpiece, one of those few things that are destined to reflect the musical aspirations of an entire era to the strongest degree. In ten years, Carmen will be the most popular opera in the world.” These words turned out to be prophetic.

Short description

"Freedom and Love!" - the life motto of the gypsy Carmen. Liberated, strong-willed and charming - she catches all the enthusiastic male glances. But Carmen is not distinguished by loyalty and constancy. She used to succumb to temptations, fleeting impulses and live the way her soul and feelings want ...

English

Carmen by Bizet, Da (2003/2003), Diretto da Sandro Santillo, Valentina Kurkchi-Maxina,, Direttore d'orchestra Francesco Ledda, Yury Paramonenko, Donetsk Opera Theatre, Donec'k, Ucraina

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