Name: Die Zauberflöte
Start: 2022-01-28T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-02-23T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Opera Theatre

Organization

Conductor

Stefan Boyadzhiev

Stage director

Antonio Zamfir

Singer

Tenor

Georgi Sultanov

Tamino

Bass

Lyudmil Petrov

Speaker

Eugeniy Stanimirov

Sarastro

Soprano

Irina Zhekova

Pamina

Jana Kostova

First lady

Rozalia Zhelyazkova

Second lady

Contralto

Faith Zhelezova

Third lady

Child vocalist

Vesselina Andreeva

First spirit

Marilena Gyongi

Second spirit

Kalina Zhekova

Third spirit

Baritone

Ivo Yordanov

Papageno

Lilyana Kondova

Papagena

Hristo Ganevski

Monostastos

Plamen Raykov

First armored man

Petar Petrov

Second armored man

Costume designer

Asya Stoimenova

Chorus master

Tsvetan Krumov

Plamena Girginova

The Queen of the Night

Scenography consultant

Ivan Tokadjiev

State Opera Varna

Die Zauberflöte -  (The Magic Flute)

Varna

Bulgaria

Opera Theatre

Die Zauberflöte Mozart

Public

The Magic Flute

Approved

The Magic Flute is Mozart's last opera, written in the year of his death - 1791. The opera is in two acts, in the popular one. It is based on the libretto by Emanuel Schikaneder, a well-known actor, director, playwright, impresario and an extraordinary admirer of Wolfgang Amadeus' talent.
As soon as he became the director of the famous Viennese theater "An der Vin", Schikaneder commissioned the composer to write an opera on his libretto. He chooses the fairy tale "Lulu, or the Magic Flute" from Wieland's book "Jinistan" as the plot. Mozart worked with enthusiasm and passion and managed to finish the opera in September 1791. The premiere was on September 30 at the out-of-town "FreihausTheater". The orchestra is conducted by Mozart; Schikaneder himself plays Papageno, and the Queen of the Night - a role requiring considerable vocal skills - is entrusted to Mozart's daughter-in-law, Josef Hofer. The success of The Magic Flute is huge.
In November 1792, Schikaneder announced the 100th staging of the opera. Mozart himself did not attend this important event, as he died only 2 months after its premiere - on December 5, 1791. Today, the opera is one of the most beloved and most frequently performed works in opera houses around the world.
The most famous parts of the opera are the duet of Papageno and Papagena and the aria of the Queen of the Night for coloratura soprano, which also finds a place in Voyager's Golden Record - a gramophone record placed on board the two spacecraft launched in 1977. Voyager program The record contains recordings of sounds and photos depicting the diversity of life and cultures on Earth.).

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Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew