Name: Krútňava
Start: 2008-10-18T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2010-02-18T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Štátna Opera

Organization

Dyrygent

Marián Vach

Reżyseria

Roman Polák

Choreografia

Martin Urban

Scenografia

Jaroslav Valek

Kostiumy

Peter Čanecký

Przygotowanie chóru

Iveta Popovičová

Ján Procházka

Śpiewak

Ivan Zvarík

Štelina

Ján Galla

Veronika Mihalková

Katrena

Juraj Smutný

Básnik (hovorená úloha)

Dominik Zaprihač

Ľubo Gregor

Dvojník (hovorená úloha)

Igor Kúchen

Zimoň

Adriana Škrváňová

Zimoňka

Eva Lucká

Zalčíčka

Katarína Procházková

Marka

Dominika Doniga

Diana Zvaríková

Pastierik

Michaela Kukurová

Dušan Šimo

Krúpa

Martin Popovič

Hríň

Zoltán Vongrey

Marián Hadraba

Starejší

Darina Kunková

Starejšia

State Opera Banská Bystrica

słowacki

Krútňava -  (Wir)

Bańska Bystrzyca

Słowacja

Štátna Opera

Krútňava Suchoň

Public

Approved

The most played Slovak opera Krútňava is inspired by the short story by Mila Urban Za Vyšný mlynom. The libretto was written by Eugen Suchoň and tenor Štefan Hoza. The story of love and hate that results in the drama of conscience is set in a folk environment. The ballad story is based on the motive of guilt for the unacknowledged murder of a sock in love. The composer psychologically deepened the character of the negative hero Ondrej, facing his opponent old Štelin, the father of the slain Jan. At the same time, the composer emphasized the role of the village community and its moral integrity. The compositional basis of the opera is a vocal melody inspired by a Slovak folk song and its distinctive Suchoň stylization.
 After almost sixty years, Krutňava returned to the original form, which the Slovak National Theater presented at the world premiere of the work in 1949, in the staging of the Banská Bystrica State Opera.

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