Organization

Singer

Tenor

Chingis Ayusheev

Hoffmann

Soprano

Lilia Gaysina

Olympia

Daria Terekhova

Maria Pakhar

Antonia

Natalia Petrozhitskaya

Irina Vashchenko

Juliet

Olga Guryakova

Stella

Mezzo-soprano

Ksenia Dudnikova

Nicklausse

Larisa Andreeva

Bass-baritone

Dmitry Ulyanov

Lindorf

Coppelius

Miracle

Dapertutto

Valery Mikitsky

Spalanzani

Kirill Zolochevsky

Andrès

Cochineal

Frantz

Pitichinaccio

Kirill Matveev

Nathaniel

Baritone

Mikhail Golovushkin

Herman

Maxim Osokin

Roman Ulybin

Schlemil

Alexey Shishlyaev

Bass

Crespel

Luther

Natalia Vladimirskaya

Voice of Antonia's mother/The voice from the grave

Natalia Zimina

Irina Chistyakova

Stage director

Alexander Titel

Lighting designer

Damir Ismagilov

Costume designer

Valery Leventhal

Choreographer

Irina Lychagina

Chorus master

Stanislav Lykov

Conductor

Victor Aviat

Elena Bezgodkova

Arif Dadashev

Evgeny Brazhnik

Set designer

Ekaterina Lukash

Anton Zaraev

Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Academic Music Theatre

prantsuse

Les contes d'Hoffmann -  (The Tales of Hoffmann)

Moscow

Russia

Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Music Theater

Main stage

Les contes d'Hoffmann Offenbach

Public

The Tales of Hoffmann

Approved

Antonia.

Opera by Jacques Offenbach Musical director and conductor: Yevgeny Brazhnik Stage designer: Alexander Titel Set design and costumes: Valery Leventhal Chief choirmaster: Stanislav Lykov Premiere: May 5, 2011 Nazhmiddin Mavlyanov (Hoffmann), Khibla Gerzmava (Olympia, Juliet), Elena Maksimova ( Niklaus), Roman Ulybin (Luther), Valery Mikitsky (Spalanzani), Victor Moiseikin (Cochineal), Oleg Fridman (Violinist) Recorded in 2011 *** Opera by Jacques Offenbach Music Director: Evgeny Brazhnik Stage Director: Alexander Titel Set and Costume Designer : Valery Levental Principal Chorus Master: Stanislav Lykov Premiere: May 5, 2011 Najmiddin Mavlyanov (Hoffman), Hibla Gerzmava (Olympia, Giulietta), Elena Maximova (Nicklausse), Roman Ulybin (Luther), Valery Mikitsky (Spalanzani), Victor Moiseykin ( Cochenille), Oleg Fridman (Violinist). Filmed in 2011

The opera The Tales of Hoffmann occupies a special place in the vast legacy of Jacques Offenbach. This is the only tragic work of the great master of operetta and comic opera. The plot of the opera is based on several short stories by the German romantic writer Ernst Theodor Amadeus Hoffmann: The Sandman, Adventure on New Year's Eve and Counselor Crespel. They are united by a cross-cutting plot, the heroes of which are Hoffmann himself, his beloved Stella and the demonic villain - adviser Lindorf. In the stories that the title character tells to random interlocutors, reality is bizarrely mixed with fiction.

At the Musical Theatre. Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko the music of "Tales of Hoffmann" sounded repeatedly. In 1946, conductor Yevgeny Akulov and director Pavel Markov staged a performance called "The Poet's Love". In 1959, the Komische Oper, a Berlin theater that was friendly to us, brought their version of The Tales of Hoffmann on tour, and in 1987 the Komische Oper ballet troupe showed a choreographic transcription of Offenbach's opera

In the same 1987, the Sverdlovsk Opera and Ballet Theater (now the Ural Opera Ballet) performed on the stage of the Musical Theater. The Tales of Hoffmann staged by conductor Yevgeny Brazhnik, director Alexander Titel and artist Valery Leventhal were an enchanting success. A quarter of a century later, three remarkable masters again joined forces and presented a completely different view of the same work. Their new "Tales of Hoffmann" - spectacular, dynamic and poetic - also met with a warm welcome from the public and the professional community: the performance won the Golden Mask award as the best opera production of the season.

English

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Osades

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