Organization

Singer

Baritone

Dmitry Darov

George Germont

Conductor

Alexander Soloviev

Stage director

Stanislav Gaudasinsky

Margarita Kunitsyna-Tankevich

Lighting designer

Mikhail Mekler

Set designer

Vyacheslav Okunev

Choreographer

Evgeny Myasishchev

Chorus master

Sergey Tsyplenkov

Alexey Dmitriev

Translator

Pianist

Maria Kopyseva

Artistic Director and Principal Conductor of the Chorus

Vladimir Stolpovskikh

Soprano

Anastasia Barun

Violetta Valery

Tenor

Dmitrij Golovnin

Alfred Germont

Ekaterina Egorova

Flora Bervoix

Mikhailovsky Theatre

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La Traviata -  (La traviata)

Saint Petersburg

Russia

Mikhailovsky Theater

Public

La traviata

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It is no exaggeration to say that La traviata is the best known and most loved opera in the world. A connoisseur of human emotion, Verdi’s music so precisely conveys the many shades of emotion, that the feelings seep unimpeded into the heart of the listener, forcing one to live through the story along with the heroine.

La traviata is based on the famous novel The Lady of the Camellias by Alexandre Dumas, fils. Contemporaries claimed that the novel was a fictionalized account of the real story of the author’s relationship with Marie Duplessis. With her intelligence and beauty, the young courtesan conquered Parisian high society as well as the young Dumas himself, who was drawn to her for her sincerity and the beauty of her soul. And though the word ‘traviata’ means, in translation from the Italian, ‘fallen woman’, the opera La traviata is a story about how a person is elevated by love. This contrast serves as a foothold in the whirlpool of feelings which immerses the audience in this wonderful performance.

English

La traviata by Verdi, Nuo (2021/2021), Režisierius Stanislav Gaudasinsky, Margarita Kunitsyna-Tankevich,, Dirigentas Alexander Soloviev, Mikhailovsky Theater, Saint Petersburg, Russia

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