Name: Deliri d’amore
Start: 2020-12-27T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2020-12-27T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro Comunale

Organization

Soprano

Francesca Dotto

Pianoforte

Maria Cristina Vavolo

Teatro Mario del Monaco Treviso

Deliri d’amore

Treviso

Italia

Teatro Comunale

With "Deliriums of love" we intend to offer the public a journey into the understanding of pain and its effects in the female psyche. The texts and music proposed act as an experiential journey through the identification of the viewer with the protagonist who narrates the story. It is a path that starts with two great concert arias, respectively by Mozart and Beethoven, with the same structure and with texts by Metastasio, therefore of a neoclassical mold, in which women express their pain, the first through unhappiness. which leads her to delirium and to curse against an unjust Heaven, the second fielding numerous nuances that pass from anger and the desire for revenge towards the traitor, through rethinking and the will of sacrifice for love, to arrive at the search for justice and self-love. It then continues with the aria of Marguerite's spinning wheel from Gounod's Faust, the latest among the arias in the program, in which the musical theme and the obsessive repetition of the incident "il ne revient pas" are the very evocation of pain understood as nostalgia for the abandonment by the beloved. It will finally end with two arias from the greatest bel canto tradition: the two challenging final scenes of Il Pirata and Anna Bolena, whose epilogue foresees the death of the protagonists who, after being crossed by a succession of emotions such as anger, pity and fear , they expire from a pain too great to bear. While listening to the concert it will be interesting to find out how the various composers gave voice to pain, with the use of important dramatic agility that is difficult to perform, with a theme that recurs as if it were an obsession, with recitatives steeped in pathos and with musical phrases that support the delirium of women in difficulty. Mario Del Monaco Theater, Treviso, 27 December 2020

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