Organization

Conductor

Stefano Conticello

Lighting designer

Daniele Naldi

Singer

Soprano

Luisa Tambaro

Violetta Valery

Erika Tanaka

Tenor

Francesco Castoro

Alfred Germont

Francis Marseille

Baritone

Angelo Veccia

George Germont

Yuma Shimizu

Bass

Riccardo Fioratti

The Marquis of Obigny

Paolo Marchini

The Baron Douphol

Fabrizio Daluiso

Gaston

Cosimo Gregucci

Giuseppe

Sandro Pucci

Commissioner

Raffaele Costantini

Flora's Servant

Costume designer

Elena Beccaro

Set designer

Andrea Bernard

Alberto Beltrame

Chorus master

Alberto Malazzi

Aloisa Aisemberg

Flora Bervoix

Francesco Leone

The doctor Grenvil

Mezzo-soprano

María Caballero

Annina

Stage director

Teatro Comunale di Bologna

Others

Teatro Regio di Parma

La Traviata -  (La traviata)

Bologna

Italy

Sala Bibiena

LA TRAVIATA Melodrama in three acts Music by Giuseppe Verdi Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave, from the drama La Dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas son Third masterpiece of the popular trilogy, La traviata is considered one of the most significant operas of the Verdi genius. The subject is that of Alexandre Dumas son, the controversial “La dame aux camélias”, which the composer decides to set courageously in the contemporary era. The first performance, staged at the Fenice in Venice in 1853, was a resounding failure not only for the poor quality of the singers, but above all for the audacity of the subject and the modernity of the score. Here Verdi eliminates the usual overture and composes two orchestral preludes (in the first and third act) which accurately and subtly describe the emotional atmosphere that will develop throughout the opera. The story deals with the love story of Violetta, a shrewd worldly woman, and Alfredo, a dispassionate admirer of her. Only with him will the woman find herself in love for the first time, but first of all Germont, Alfredo's father, will oppose their union, and then the illness that will inexorably lead to Violetta's death. Production of the Teatro Comunale di Bologna with Teatro Regio di Parma Directed Streaming Maurizio Tarantino Editing and live audio shooting Roberto Ranzi, Emiliano Goso The streaming was realized thanks to the contribution of ALFASIGMA Presenting partner Marchesini Group Director Renato Palumbo Direction,

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LA TRAVIATA - ESTATE

Opera in three acts by Francesco Maria Piave
from the drama  La Dame aux camélias by Alexandre Dumas

Third masterpiece of the popular trilogy, La traviata is considered one of the most significant works of the Verdi genius. The subject is that of Alexandre Dumas son, the controversial “La dame aux camélias”, which the composer decides to set courageously in the contemporary era. The first performance, staged at the Fenice in Venice in 1853, was a resounding failure not only for the poor quality of the singers, but above all for the audacity of the subject and the modernity of the score. Here Verdi eliminates the usual overture and composes two orchestral preludes (in the first and third act) which accurately and subtly describe the emotional atmosphere that will develop throughout the opera.

The story deals with the love story of Violetta, a shrewd worldly woman, and Alfredo, her dispassionate admirer. Only with him will the woman find herself in love for the first time, but first of all Germont, Alfredo's father, will oppose their union, and then the illness that will inexorably lead to Violetta's death.

English

La traviata by Verdi, From (2019/2019), Directed by Andrea Bernard,, Conductor Stefano Conticello, Teatro Comunale di Bologna, Bologna, Italy

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