Name: Pikovaya Dama
Start: 2022-04-17T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-04-17T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Karelia State Music Theatre

Organization

Conductor

Mikhail Sinkevich

Vladimir Kulagin

Singer

Tenor

Pavel Polyaninov

Herman

Sergey Tuzhik

Set designer

Vyacheslav Okunev

Chorus master

Alexander Zorin

Choreographer

Irina Novik

Lighting designer

Irina Vtornikova

Mezzo-soprano

Evgeniya Gudkova

Countess

Margarita Chemduzh

Soprano

Anastasia Averina

Lisa

Daria Batova

Baritone

Vyacheslav Khavrenok

Prince Yeletsky

Pavel Nazarov

Igor Makarov

Contralto

Evgenia Grekova

Polina

Maria Belokurskaya

Vyacheslav Terentyev

Count Tomsky

Rinat Chuganaev

Vadim Mokin

Евгений Урсул

Elena Polienko

Governess

Anna Lukanova

Masha

Ivan Podoinikov

Chekalinsky

Chingiz Kadyrov

Kayum Shodiyarov

Bass

Alexander Vatolkin

Surin

Peter Khukhrin

Chaplitsky

Narumov

Alexander Demchenko

Sergey Chekulaev

Yuri Zaryadnov

Master of Ceremonies

Natalia Landovskaya

Prilepa

Elvina Mullina

Republic of Karelia State Music Theatre

Pikovaya Dama -  (The Queen of Spades)

Petrozavodsk

Russia

Karelia State Music Theatre

Pikovaya Dama Tchaikovsky,P

Public

The Queen of Spades

Approved

The Queen of Spades is the most perfect of P.I. Tchaikovsky, a masterpiece of Russian and world classics. This musical tragedy staggers with the psychological veracity of the reproduction of the thoughts and feelings of the heroes, their hopes, suffering and death, the intensity of the musical and dramatic development. The forces of fate, dominating man and destroying him, clashed here in a decisive duel with the forces of love and light. In the embodiment of dark and ominous images, Tchaikovsky reached heights that world music does not know, but the bright beginning of love is embodied here with the same power. In terms of purity and penetration, spirituality of the lyrics, The Queen of Spades is unsurpassed.

The libretto of the opera is based on the story of the same name by A.S. Pushkin. But the time of action in Tchaikovsky was transferred to the era of Catherine II, the image of the protagonist, the cynic and egoist Herman, acquired romantic features. In Yuri Alexandrov's production, Herman appears as the archetype of a Russian hero, a sufferer who sows death around him. He loves and is loved, but darkness consumes him...

English

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