Organization

Singer

Tenor

Antonio Poli

Manrico

Soprano

Francesca Dotto

Leonora

Mezzo-soprano

Carmen Topciu

Azucena

Stage director

Lorenzo Mariani

Conductor

Francesco Ivan Ciampa

Baritone

Mattia Olivieri

The Count of Luna

Bass

Simon Lim

Ferrando

Costume designer

William Orlandi

Set designer

Chorus master

Alfonso Caiani

Lighting designer

Fabio Barettin

Teatro La Fenice

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Coro del Teatro La Fenice

Orchestra

Orchestra Del Teatro La Fenice

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Il trovatore -  (The Troubadour)

Venice

Italy

Il trovatore Verdi

Public

The Troubadour

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Approved

Teatro La Fenice - Season 2013/2014 from the "Gitana", part II of Il Trovatore the Gypsy Choir conductor and conductor Daniele Rustioni directed by Lorenzo Mariani sets and costumes William Orlandi light designer Christian Pinaud Orchestra and Chorus of the Teatro La Fenice choir master Claudio Marino Moretti

Il Trovatore , which debuted in Rome in 1853, is a panel from Verdi's so-called 'popular trilogy' alongside Rigoletto and La traviata . Themes such as delirium, revenge, family and civil war are expressed in heated dramatic contrasts. Over all the characters towers the gypsy Azucena, an outcast of society. Verdi, who had already crossed the traditions of bel canto, here pushed dramaturgy to the extreme border of the dominant taste, so that some critics accused the plot of confusion and lack of credibility. Yet the music is sublime. "Tacea la notte placida" (Leonora, act I), the Chorus of the anvil and the ballad of Azucena "Stride la vampa" (act II), the cabaletta "Di quel pira" (Manrico, act III) are among the top of this gloomy masterpiece.

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