The Troubadour by Verdi, Πεμ 10 Αυγ 2006, Aπό (2006/2006), Σκηνοθετημένο από Christina Cotescu,, αγωγός Anne Randine Øverby, Bergenhus Festning, Bergen, Norway

The troubadour, like all Guiseppe Verdi's operas, is based on the axis of love - rival - power and conflict. The Troubadour is a story about a civil war in which two lost brothers, and sworn enemies, fight over a woman's love. It is also about a woman's love for her deceased mother and son that dominates the other person's ailments. And previous actions performed out of revenge become the fate of the main characters in this drama. The Troubadour is one of Giuseppe Verdi's most performed operas - a major opera in its most brilliant form with arias and ensembles with intense intensity, musical diversity and masterful orchestration. The Troubadour is an opera that requires skilled and brave singers for the score to come into its own; many of the arias are described to the singers as pure sporting achievements. The main roles are taken care of by top international singers with cutting-edge expertise in the role of the troubadour. Director is Cristina Cotescu, first director at the State Opera in Bucharest, who directed Tosca at Bergenhus Fortress in the summer of 2004.