Organization

DomStufen-Festspiele

Dirigat

Valery Voronin

Sänger

Tenor

Mikhail Agafonov

König Karl VII

Brett Sprague

Bass

Juri Batukov

Erzbischof von Reims

Caleb Yoo

Bariton

Máté Sólyom-Nagy

Dunois

Andreas Beinhauer

Siyabulela Ntlale

Lionel

Lukasz Skrobek

Kakhaber Shavidze

Thibaut d'Arc

Yohan Kim

Richard Carlucci

Raimond

Andreas Karasiak

Borislav Rashkov

Bertrand

Heiko Mauchel

Manuel Meyer

Ein Krieger

Dmitry Ryabchikov

Sopran

Anna Gichik

Johanna

Anne Derouard

Eglė Wyss

Jessica Rose Cambio

Agnes Sorel

Daniela Gerstenmeyer

Nicole Enßle

An Angel's Voice

Christine Greese-Besel

2nd bass

Lauret (Лоре)

Chanmin Chung

Lichtgestaltung

Florian Hahn

Dramaturgie

Arne Langer

Regie

Tomo Sugao

Yannis Pouspourikas

Kostümbild

Bianca Deigner

Bühnenbild

Hank Irwin Kittel

Chordirektion

Andreas Ketelhut

Eugenia Dushina

Theater Erfurt

Russisch

Die Jungfrau von Orleans

Erfurt

Deutschland

Domstufen

Die Jungfrau von Orleans: Orleanskaya Deva Tchaikovsky,P

Public

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Genehmigt

The farmer's daughter Johanna follows a divine sign and goes to fight for France against the English occupation. The young French heir to the throne Charles is tired of war when he learns of the victory that the army has won under Johanna's leadership. In another battle, out of pity and love, she gives life to the enemy knight Lionel and feels that this will change her fate. At Karl's coronation, Johanna is celebrated as the savior, when her father appears and accuses her of witchcraft. Abandoned by all, she is captured by enemy troops and condemned to be burned at the stake.

Tchaikovsky himself wrote the libretto for his opera based on a Russian translation of Schiller. The great French opera in particular had a strong influence on the conception, and so in this work Tchaikovsky shows less of his national-Russian side and more as a music dramatist with a European orientation.

English

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