Name: Las Horas Vacias
Start: 2021-11-09
End: 2021-11-09
Location: Teatros del Canal

Organization

Singer

Soprano

Sonia de Munck

Actor

Marta Poveda

Actress

Stage director

José Luis Arellano García

Conductor

Alexis Soriano

Lighting designer

Juan Gómez-Cornejo

Costume designer

Silvia de Marta

Set designer

Video designer

Álvaro Luna

Pianist

Eduardo Fernández

Chorus master

Andrés Máspero

Teatro Real de Madrid

Teatros del Canal

Others

Coro Intermezzo

Orchestra

Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid

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Las Horas Vacias -  (The empty hours)

Madrid

Spain

Sala Verde

Public

The empty hours

Approved

The empty hours –opera for soprano, actress, choir, piano and
string orchestra– is an essay about a lonely woman, addicted to
the Internet, who lives locked up in her own fantasy world; an
exploration of loneliness, the confusion between the real and
imaginary worlds, and the growing sense of isolation in which
today's affluent society finds itself immersed.

Stylistically, The Empty Hours combines motifs from traditional
Spanish polyphony and a contemporary musical language - 
crass, mainly minimalist and post-minimalist in the vein of composers
such as Philip Glass, John Adams, and Meredith Monk. The result
is a synthesis of styles closer to the sound and spirit of Downtown New York – 
where Ricardo Llorca has lived for 30 years –
 then from the dominant currents in the European avant-garde scene
- Originally premiered in 2007 during the XII Week of Mú
sica Sacra of Benidorm, and later performed in Berlin,
New York, Saint Petersburg, São Paulo, and Klaipėda (Lithuania), always
pre in the concert version, The Empty Hours is now coming to Madrid, for
the first time represented in the stage version.

English

The empty hours by Llorca, ant 09 lap 2021, Nuo (2021/2021), Režisierius José Luis Arellano García,, Dirigentas Alexis Soriano, Teatros del Canal, Madrid, Spain

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