Organization

Chanteur

Ténor

Roberto Aronica

Stiffelio

Myung Hoon Ji

Soprano

Guanqun Yu

Lina

Baryton

Roberto Frontali

Stankar

Hayato Kamie

Gabriele Mangione

Raffaele

Basse

George Andguladze

Jorg

Cosimo Vassallo

Federico di Frengel

Direction d'orchestre

Andrea Battistoni

Mise en scène

Guy Montavon

Costumes

Francesco Calcagnini

Décors

Mezzo-soprano

Lorelay Solis

Dorotea

Lumières

Opéra de Monte-Carlo

Others

Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma

Orchestra

Orchestra del Teatro Regio di Parma

Teatro Regio di Parma

italien

Parme

Italie

Teatro Regio

The opera, premiered in Trieste in 1850, about the Protestant pastor Stiffelio, who, due to his wife Lina's infidelity, finds himself in a deep conflict between human lust for revenge and the Christian doctrine of forgiveness, can be described as Verdi's last youthful opera. It was an extraordinarily creative time; immediately afterwards the triad "Rigoletto" - "Il trovatore" - "La traviata" brought the master lasting world fame.
In "Stiffelio" there are arias and ensembles of the best Verdi quality to discover. The work's low profile can only be attributed to Franceso Maria Piave's rather simple libretto - a straightforwardly told story of a family conflict within a small faith community. But if one always judged an opera by its libretto, many a much-performed warhorse would have to disappear from the repertoire...

Stiffelio Verdi

Public

Private

Valide

Stiffelio by Verdi, Du (2012/2012), Dirigé par Guy Montavon,, Chef d'orchestre Andrea Battistoni, Teatro Regio, Parme, Italie

Crédits de représentation (Distribution et équipe de production )

Distribution

Équipage

Ensemble

Coproducteur

Programme, À Propos & Synopsis

Photos

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