Organization

Chanteur

Ténor

Jonathan McGovern

Orphée

Soprano

Alicia Amo

Eurydice

Marysol Schalit

La Musique

L'Espérance

La nymphe

Anna Alàs i Jové

Proserpina

La Messagère

Basse

Ismael Arróniz

Charon

José Manuel Díaz

Pluton

José Manuel Zapata

Apollon

Direction d'orchestre

Karel Valter

Mise en scène

Barbora Horáková

Décors

Eva Maria Van Acker

Costumes

Lumières

Michael Bauer

Chorégraphie

Adrien Boissonnet

Dramaturgie

Ludovic Allenspach

Teatro Arriaga Bilbao

Orchestra

Orquesta Barroca de Sevilla

Others

Coro juvenil SJB

L'Orfeo

Bilbao

Espagne

Teatro Arriaga

L'Orfeo Monteverdi

Public

Valide

Orpheus is the quintessential symbol of the artistic condition, bringing hope and courage to wounded souls. Sheltered by a favola in musica, this masterpiece of the new genre that is born, opera, not only tells us about the myth of Orpheus who loses Eurydice after saving her from hell, but also expresses the magical power of music by its ability to fill with peace and uplift the world around us.

The poet, musician and prophet fight against weakness, in a darkened world, constantly threatened by death. He tries the impossible to turn around the only certainty of humanity, which is the invincible border between life and death. In his underworld, Orpheus tries to face his fears, believing that by fighting he can win back his deceased Eurydice, which represents his brief moment of happiness. The beginning seems liberating, but the path through the underworld brings Orfeo back to his fears and his lonely existence as an artist facing the human condition.

English

L'Orfeo by Monteverdi, Du (2017/2017), Dirigé par Barbora Horáková,, Chef d'orchestre Karel Valter, Teatro Arriaga, Bilbao, Espagne

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