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Finnish National Opera

Direction d'orchestre

Hannu Lintu

Mise en scène

Mise en scène (+4)

Christof Loy

Décors

Décors (+3)

Johannes Leiacker

Costumes

Robby Duiveman

Chorégraphie

Klevis Elmazaj

Lumières

Olaf Winter

Ténor (+2)

Daniel Brenna

Hérode

Mezzo-soprano (+3)

Karin Lovelius

Hérodias

Ténor

Mihails Čuļpajevs

Narraboth

Baryton-basse (+4)

Tuomas Pursio

Jochanaan

Mezzo-soprano (+2)

Elli Vallinoja

Le Page d'Hérodias

Lasse Penttinen

Le Deuxième Juif

Alexander Kravets

Le Quatrième Juif

Baryton-basse (+3)

Nicholas Söderlund

Le Cinquième Juif

Ténor (+1)

Joel Forsström

Le Deuxième Nazaréen

Jouni Kokora

Le Premier Soldat

Basse (+2)

Hannu Forsberg

Le Deuxième Soldat

Baryton-basse (+2)

Juha Pikkarainen

Un Cappadocien

Heikki Hattunen

Une Esclave

Orchestra

Finnish National Opera Orchestra

Traduction

Hedwig Lachmann

Tuomas Miettola

Le Troisième Juif

Chorégraphie (+4)

Joni Österlund

Dancers

Petri Vesa

Le Premier Juif

Conny Thimander

Le Premier Nazaréen

Basse (+3)

Erik Rousi

Basse (+1)

Juha Moisio

Soprano (+2)

Vida Mikneviciute

Salomé

Soprano

Nina Bezu

Based on a play by Oscar Wilde (1854–1900), Salome is one of the most intense and powerful operas ever created. Sensational in its time, Salome was received with both wonder and shock, thanks to its theme combining religion and eroticism and its groundbreaking musical language.

After Salome’s world premiere in 1905, Richard Strauss became an opera composer whose name was on everyone’s lips. In his electrifying revision, the masterful director Christof Loy now presents the classic work from a fresh perspective. This one-act opera captivates its audience with its unexpected elements and profound insights.

Salome returns to the Finnish National Opera’s repertoire in the autumn of 2024.

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