Name: Simon Boccanegra
Start: 2010-03-23T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2010-04-03T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro Regio

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Bariton

Leo Nucci

Simon Boccanegra

Bass

Roberto Scandiuzzi

Jacopo Fiesco

Rafał Siwek

Simone Piazzola

Paolo Albiani

Paolo Pecchioli

Pietro

Sopran

Tamar Iveri

Amelia Grimaldi

Tenor

Francesco Meli

Gabriele Adorno

Luca Casalin

Hauptmann der Armbrustschützen

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Daniele Callegari

Regie

Giorgio Gallione

Bühnenbild

Guido Fiorato

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Bruno Ciulli

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Martino Faggiani

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Teatro Regio di Parma

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Orchestra del Teatro Regio di Parma

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Teatro Regio

For the 1856/57 season, Verdi was commissioned by the Teatro la Fenice in Venice to write a new opera and, like four years earlier with the "Trovatore", chose a drama by the Spanish poet Antonio García Gutiérrez (1813-1884) as the basis. In preparation, he studied Schiller's "Fiesco's Conspiracy at Genoa" and wrote a prose libretto that Francesco Maria Piave translated into opera verses.
The premiere was unsuccessful, but "Simon Boccanegra" remained Verdi's favorite and at the same time problem child. In 1880/81 he revised the opera together with the librettist Arrigo Boito and presented it with great success at La Scala in Milan. It was not until 1930 that the German premiere of this "secret tip" among Verdi's operas took place.
The work fascinates with the skilful musical description of the atmosphere between love and power; Gripping drama, enchantingly beautiful melodies and haunting orchestral colors characterize this unconventional late work, which did not achieve world fame through individual bravura arias.
"Friends and foes alike say what they will: the 'Boccanegra' is no less worthy than many of my more fortunate operas! Only it may call for a fuller rendition and an audience willing to listen" ( Verdi to his publisher Tito Ricordi, February 4, 1859).
Genoa in the 14th century. The corsair Simon Boccanegra is elected doge and hopes to be able to marry the patrician Fiesco's daughter. But he finds his beloved dead. 25 years later, Boccanegra first sees his daughter Maria, who lives under the name Amelia Grimaldi. Political and private intrigues against Boccanegra take their course...

Simon Boccanegra Verdi

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For the 1856/57 season, Verdi was commissioned by the Teatro la Fenice in Venice to write a new opera and, like four years earlier with the "Trovatore", chose a drama by the Spanish poet Antonio García Gutiérrez (1813-1884) as the basis. In preparation, he studied Schiller's "Fiesco's Conspiracy at Genoa" and wrote a prose libretto that Francesco Maria Piave translated into opera verses.
The premiere was unsuccessful, but "Simon Boccanegra" remained Verdi's favorite and at the same time problem child. In 1880/81 he revised the opera together with the librettist Arrigo Boito and presented it with great success at La Scala in Milan. It was not until 1930 that the German premiere of this "secret tip" among Verdi's operas took place.
The work fascinates with the skilful musical description of the atmosphere between love and power; Gripping drama, enchantingly beautiful melodies and haunting orchestral colors characterize this unconventional late work, which did not achieve world fame through individual bravura arias.
"Friends and foes alike say what they will: the 'Boccanegra' is no less worthy than many of my more fortunate operas! Only it may call for a fuller rendition and an audience willing to listen" ( Verdi to his publisher Tito Ricordi, February 4, 1859).
Genoa in the 14th century. The corsair Simon Boccanegra is elected doge and now hopes to be able to marry the patrician Fiesco's daughter. But he finds his beloved dead. 25 years later, Boccanegra sees his daughter Maria, who lives under the name Amelia Grimaldi, for the first time. Political and private intrigues against Boccanegra take their course...

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