Name: Die Zauberflöte
Start: 2022-03-25T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-03-27T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Helikon in Nikitskaya

Organization

Choreographer

Alexander Agafonov

Libretto

Emanuel Schikaneder

Production designer

Agnia Sterligova

Sergei Kuznetsov

Stage director

Ilya Ilin

Conductor

Valery Kiryanov

Lighting designer

Denis Yeniukov

Costume designer

Sasha Frolova

Video designer

Alexander Andronov

Chorus master

Evgeny Ilyin

Helikon Opera

Die Zauberflöte -  (The Magic Flute)

Moscow

Russia

Helikon in Nikitskaya

Public

The Magic Flute

Approved

Die Zauberflöte Mozart

The last Opera of the great Mozart became the most famous and performed in the world. Why do we love “The Magic Flute” so much? Why is it permanently put on stage around the world, despite the puzzling arias and a huge number of existing versions?

Probably because this opera is about the most valuable thing in life – about love?

To go through all the trials and to preserve and multiply love – isn’t it the most beautiful thing that can be made by a genius? A romantic fairy tale, filled with a deep philosophical sense, has an irresistible magic for the opera stage directors, because, created by Mozart without regard to age restrictions - hardly he thought, 16+ or 6+ will be put on the poster - is clear and sweet for both the child and the adult.

That is why Helikon-Opera is preparing two versions of Mozart's masterpiece. From now on, the Moscow audience and guests of the capital will see the performance in full version (for adults) and in the abridged version (for children) on the stage of the "Stravinsky" hall. For designing the production of "The Magic Flute" the Principal Architect of Moscow Sergey Kuznetsov was invited. In the production team you will see a talented young Director Ilya Ilin, conductor of "Helikon-Opera" Valery Kiryanov, light master Denis Eniukov, experienced choreographer Edwald Smirnov. And, be sure, in "Helikon" there is a soprano, able to easily and perfectly perform the famous Aria of the Queen of the Night – so much so that the audience will run goose bumps!

On September 30,1791, Mozart conducted his last Opera at its premiere in Vienna, and thirty-seven days later he was gone. But " The Magic Flute", this farewell greeting of the genius of the universe, pleases and delights us so far, making us laugh and tremble with delight. Do you want to cheer up or recharge with positive emotions? Go and listen to Mozart! "The Magic Flute" – is a real magic, for it brings joy to people.

English

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