Organization

Chanteur

Ténor

Erin Caves

Florestan

Daniel Frank

Soprano

Simone Schneider

Léonore

Magdalena Anna Hofmann

Baryton

Lucio Gallo

Don Pizarro

Basse

Petri Lindroos

Rocco

Nicolò Donini

Don Fernando

Sascha Emanuel Kramer

Jaquino

Christina Gansch

Marzelline

Anna Maria Sarra

Direction d'orchestre

Asher Fisch

Mise en scène

Georges Delnon

Décors

Kaspar Zwimpfer

Costumes

Lydia Kirchleitner

Video

Fett Film

Lumières

Michael Bauer

Direction de choeur

Alberto Malazzi

Assitant Director

Holger Liebig

Andrea Taboga

Zwei Gefangene

Tommaso Norelli

Momme Hinrichs

Torge Møller

Staatsoper Hamburg

Teatro Comunale di Bologna

Fidelio

Bologne

Italie

Sala Bibiena

LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN Fidelio Opera in two acts Libretto by Joseph Sonnleithner and Georg Friedrich Treitschke Fidelio is the only theatrical work by Ludwig van Beethoven. As often happens in his work, the drafting was not an easy thing. The genius of Bonn, in fact, produced three versions quite different from each other. Today we tend to prefer the first - in three acts and with the title Leonore - and the third - reduced to two acts -. The work, performed for the first time in Vienna in 1805, did not meet the public's favor and Beethoven was forced to withdraw it. Rather than the undisputed quality of the Fidelio, a work to which the composer was very fond, the climate of tension that hovered in Vienna played against it: the Napoleonic troops had occupied the city and the spectators were mostly French soldiers. The story takes place in Seville, where Leonora arrives in the guise of Fidelio, to free her husband Florestano, captured and taken prisoner by her personal enemy, Don Pizarro. With the help of the jailer, Rocco, and her daughter, Marcellina, Leonora will succeed in this difficult undertaking. Directed Streaming Maurizio Tarantino Editing and live audio shooting Roberto Ranzi, Emiliano Goso The streaming was realized thanks to the contribution of ALFASIGMA New TCBO production with Staatsoper Hamburg DIRECTOR Asher Fisch DIRECTOR Georges Delnon CAST DON FERNANDO Nicolò Donini DON PIZZARRO Lucio Gallo FLORESTAN Daniel Frank LEONORA Magdalena Anna Hofmann MARZELLINE Anna Maria Sarra ROCCO Petri Lindroos JAQUINO Sascha E. Kramer TWO PRISONERS Andrea Taboga Tommaso Norelli AUTHOR Ludwig Van Beethoven Ludwig van Beethoven was born in Bonn on December 17, 1770 and died in Vienna on March 26, 1827. He was a composer and pianist, a crucial figure in Western cultured music, he was the last notable representative of Viennese classicism and is considered one of the greatest and most influential composers of all time. SCENE KASPAR ZWIMPFER COSTUMES LYDIA KIRCHLEITNER LIGHTS MICHAEL BAUER VIDEO fettFILM DIRECTOR ASSITANT HOLGER LIEBIG CHOIR MASTER ALBERTO MALAZZI

Fidelio Beethoven

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