Name: Sócrates, Le pauvre matelot
Start: 2021-05-21T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-05-21T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Theatro São Pedro

Organization

Conductor

Gabriel Rhein-Schirato

Stage director

Caetano Vilela

Set designer

Fabio Bezuti

Bass

Eduardo Janho-Abumrad

Baritone

Vinícius Atique

Soprano

Gabriella Pace

Tenor

Paulo Mandarino

Theatro São Pedro

Orchestra

Orquestra do Theatro São Pedro

Sócrates, Le pauvre matelot

São Paulo

Brazil

SOCRATES PROGRAM | ERIK SATIE THE POOR SAILOR | DARIUS MILHAUD Libretto by Jean Cocteau ORQUESTRA DO THEATRO SÃO PEDRO Gabriel Rhein-Schirato, musical direction and regency Caetano Vilela, staging and lighting Fabio Bezuti, pianist, diction and singing Ronaldo Zero, stage director Cast | Sócrates Victor Lucas Bento, Sócrates Eduardo Janho-Abumrad, Fedro Vinicius Atique, Alcibíades Gabriella Pace and Paulo Mandarino, Fédon Cast | Poor sailor Gabriella Pace, wife Paulo Mandarino, sailor Vinicius Atique, friend Eduardo Janho-Abumrad, father SOCRATES | ERIK SATIE With a plot extracted from texts by the Greek philosopher Plato, Socrates, by the French composer Erik Satie, premiered in 1920, in Paris. Originally composed for female voices, over time, the work also started to be interpreted only by male voices or with a mixture of male and female voices. THE POOR SAILOR | DARIUS MILHAUD Composed by Darius Milhaud, O Marinheiro Pobre is an opera in three acts, dedicated to Henri Sauguet, with a libretto by Jean Cocteau, who claimed to have been inspired by a newspaper article. The plot, which tells the story of a sailor's wife who awaits her return, can also be found in a 17th century song and in the 1808 tragedy Der vierundzwanzigste Februar. The opera premiered in 1927, by the Opéra-Comique, in Paris. Show recorded on May 21, 2021. More information: theatrosaopedro.org.br dedicated to Henri Sauguet, with a libretto by Jean Cocteau, who claimed to have been inspired by a newspaper article. The plot, which tells the story of a sailor's wife who awaits her return, can also be found in a seventeenth-century song and in the 1808 tragedy Der vierundzwanzigste Februar. The opera premiered in 1927, by the Opéra-Comique, in Paris. Show recorded on May 21, 2021. More information: theatrosaopedro.org.br dedicated to Henri Sauguet, with a libretto by Jean Cocteau, who claimed to have been inspired by a newspaper article. The plot, which tells the story of a sailor's wife who awaits her return, can also be found in a seventeenth-century song and in the 1808 tragedy Der vierundzwanzigste Februar. The opera premiered in 1927, by the Opéra-Comique, in Paris. Show recorded on May 21, 2021

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