Organization

Singer

Baritone

Martin Bárta

Nabucco

Jakub Tolaš

Soprano

Radoslava Müller

Abigail

Iveta Jiříková

Bass

Jiří Přibyl

Zachary

David Szendiuch

Tenor

Jakub Rousek

Ishmael

Petr Martínek

Eva Wolfová Zatloukalová

Fenena

Dana Šťastná

Vladislav Zápražný

The High Priest of Ba'al

Ján Vaculík

Helena Beránková

Anna

Markéta Zahnašová

Martin Štolba

Abdallo

Vojtěch Pačák

Stage director

Jana Andělová Pletichová

Conductor

Petr Šumník

Miloslav Oswald

Costume designer

Michaela Savovova

Set designer

Jaroslav Milfajt

Chorus master

Lubomíra Hellová

Movement cooperation

Assistant Director

Petr Hloužek

Music preparation

Milada Jedlickova

Lucie Kaucka

Moravian Theatre Olomouc

Others

Moravian Theater Olomouc

Orchestra

the Moravian Theater Olomouc

italià

Olomouc

Czech Republic

Moravské divadlo

Nabucco Verdi

Public

txec

Approved

The power of the early works of Giuseppe Verdi lies, especially, in their impressive mass scenes and choral performances. The Babylonians, under the leadership of their king Nebuchadnezzar II (Nabucco), invade Jerusalem, destroy Solomon's temple, and haul off the Jewish population into captivity. The Jewish god Jehovah, however, punishes the king by making him insane. In the end Nabucco, who must also face the intrigues of his supposed daughter Abigail, recognizes his guilt, admits the power and magnificence of the god Jehovah, and gives the Jews their freedom back. The well-known "Chorus of the Hebrew Slaves" became, at the time of the operetta's origin, an accentuated symbol of the desire of the Italians for freedom and independence.

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