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Latvian National Opera and Ballet

Conductor

Conductor (+2)

Mārtiņš Ozoliņš

Stage director

Guntis Gailitis

Set designer

Set designer (+1)

Andris Freibergs

Costume designer

Costume designer (+2)

Kristīne Pasternaka

Revival Lighting Designer

Lighting designer (+1)

Ainārs Kabucis

Kaspars Ādamsons

Baritone (+3)

Jānis Apeinis

Nabucco

Tenor (+1)

Andris Ludvigs

Ishmael

Tenor (+2)

Guntars Ruņģis

Abdallo

Orchestra

Orchestra of the Latvian National Opera

Latvian National Opera

Chorus

Chorus of the Latvian National Opera

Bass (+2)

Krišjānis Norvelis

Zachary

Bass (+1)

Edgars Ošleja

Soprano (+1)

Evija Martinsone

Anna

The High Priest of Ba'al

Tatiana Trenogina

Abigail

Lighting designer

Ēriks Otto

Tenor (+3)

Raimonds Bramanis

Bass (+4)

Rihards Mačanovskis

Mezzo-soprano (+2)

Ilona Bagele

Fenena

Soprano

Yulia Vasilieva

Laura Grecka

Liudmyla Monastyrska

"I can safely say that my career as a composer began with this opera," said Giuseppe Verdi. In 1840, after the death of his two children and his wife, Verdi fell into a severe depression. Only two years later, in 1842, having overcome the internal crisis, the composer turned to work again and wrote Nabucco . The resounding triumph after the performance of Nabucco opened an era of fame for Verdi's operas.
The idea-philosophical basis of Nabucco's LNO stage version is time. The theme of time can also be felt in the visual solution of the production - it is the course of the sun, the course of life's circles, the course of the sides of the sky... But over everything spreads the Supreme judgment and assessment of our actions, thoughts and deeds.

Taljan

Riga

Latvia

LNO Main stage

Staged

Opera

Samabedona Majumder

Ingliż

Latvjan

Džuzepes Verdi opera četros cēlienosDiriģents Mārtiņš OzoliņšRežisors Guntis GailītisScenogrāfs Andris FreibergsKostīmu māksliniece Kristīne PasternakaGaismu...

Nabucco: Nabucco Verdi

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