Organization

Cantante

Tenor

Ivan Defabiani

Alfredo Germont

Aljaž Farasin

Barítono

Ivan Andres Arnšek

Giorgio Germont

Jure Počkaj

Soprano

Ana Dezman

Flora Bervoix

Galja Gorčeva

Rusmir Redžič

Gastone

Matej Vovk

Lucas Somoza Osterc

Barón Douphol

Darko Vidic

Bajo

Rok Bavčar

Doctor Grenvil

Zoran Potočan

Marqués d'Obigny

Marko Ferjancic

Mezzosoprano

Ida Plevnik

Anina

Dunja Spruk

Sirviente de Flora

Silvo Škvarč

Comisionado

Director(a) de escena

Lutz Hochstraate

Director(a) orquestal

Loris Voltolini

Aleksandar Spasić

Diseñador(a) de vestuario/Figurinista

Bettina Richter

Escenógrafo(a)

Rudolf Rischer

Director(a) coral

Zeljka Ulčnik Remic

Naoko Maeda

Assistant Director

Simona Pinter

Assistant choreographer

Claudia Sovre

Choir Accompanist

Marina Đonlić

Elvira Hasanagic

Violetta Valéry

Martina Zadro

Mojca Bitenc

SNG Opera in balet Ljubljana

Others

Opera Chorus SNG Opera in balet Ljubljana

Orchestra

Orchestra SNG Opera and Ballet Ljubljana

La Traviata -  (La traviata)

Liubliana

Eslovenia

La traviata Verdi

Public

Private

La traviata

Válido

Short scene from Opera La traviata.SNG Opera in balet Ljubljana

La traviata - SNG Opera in balet Ljubljana.mpg

Despite the fact that La traviata today ranks among the most popular operas and is synonymous with fireworks of beautiful melodies that "go to the ear", the conservative audience of the Venetian Teatro Fenice booed the baptismal performance in 1853. Success was brought to her only by staging a year later at the smaller San Benedetto Theater. La traviata is one of those operatic masterpieces that was created in one go, as the composer set it to music in a month and a half in uninterrupted creative enthusiasm. The libretto was written by the poet Francesco Maria Piave and is an excellent adaptation of The Lady with the Camellias by the French writer Alexandre Dumas. Verdi has put on stage the failed Parisian courtesan Violetta, who is taken over by pure and selfless love. Violetta is the archetype of a woman to whom only love sets the limits of freedom. La Traviata was first staged in Slovenia in 1867 by a German acting ensemble at the Regional Theater in Ljubljana. This installation (15th in a row) is the work of established director Lutz Hochstraate. Together with his creative team, he staged a well-known love story on the Ljubljana stage, a drama of great emotions, based mainly on the psychological deepening of the characters, their intimate pain and criticism of social conditions. The creators kept the story in a historical context, but still left it enough freedom to develop a lively and authentic stage scene. which he relied primarily on the psychological deepening of the characters, on their intimate pain, and on a critique of social conditions. The creators kept the story in a historical context, but still left it enough freedom to develop a lively and authentic stage scene. which he relied primarily on the psychological deepening of the characters, on their intimate pain, and on a critique of social conditions. The creators kept the story in a historical context, but still left it enough freedom to develop a lively and authentic stage scene.

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