Organization

Chanteur

Mezzo-soprano

Joana Thomé

Lilith

Soprano

Ruth González

Baryton

Enrique Sánchez Ramos

Adán

Mise en scène

Mónica Maffía

Direction d'orchestre

Alexis Soriano

Lumières

José Miguel Hueso

Costumes

Alejandro Carlín

Décors

Alejandro Delgado

Video

Orchestra

Ensemble Lilith

Fundación Juan March

Premieres and (Re)premieres 113: Lilith, chamber opera

Madrid

Espagne

According to a Hebrew tradition, Lilith was Adam's first wife. This legend, which develops a verse from Genesis ("male and female he created them"), describes her as an insubordinate woman, who flies away from Eden to avoid submitting to Adam, and links her to the world of night, magic and the moon. But today Lilith is also a symbol of the free and empowered woman. The richness and variety of this imaginary has inspired the chamber opera Lilith, luna negra, which is now premiering in Madrid. This initiative in the field of contemporary Spanish music joins the chamber opera productions performed at the Fundación Juan March in recent seasons.

David del Puerto, music; Mónica Maffía, text and stage direction; Alexis Soriano, musical direction; Joana Thomé da Silva, mezzo-soprano; Ruth González, soprano; and Enrique Sánchez Ramos, baritone

Lilith, luna negra, chamber opera with music by David del Puerto and text by Mónica Maffía.

Premieres and (Re)premieres 113: Lilith, chamber opera: Lilith, luna negra del Puerto

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Lilith, luna negra

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