Name: The Tale of Tsar Saltan
Start: 2017-09-24T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2018-04-08T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Palco

Organization

Regia

Ekaterina Malaya

Scenografia

Pyotr Okunev

Luci

Alexandra Rudakova

Video

Vadim Dulenko

Direzione del coro

Larisa Shveikovskaya

Anna Pipia

Pianoforte

Marina Repina

Yevgenia Akishina

Basso

Sergei Pleshivtsev

Tsar Saltan

Soprano

Alena Diyanova

Tsaritsa Militrisa

Tenore

Evgeny Mizin

Tsarevich Gvidon

Alina Mikhailik

Tsarevna Lyebyed

Mezzosoprano

Tatiana Makarchuk

Tkachikha

Svetlana Rozhok

Povarikha

Contralto

Irina Kolodyazhnaya

Svatya Baba Babarikha

Ilya Astafurov

Staryi Ded

Baritono

Gennady Akhmedov

Gonets

Yevgeny Plekhanov

Skomorokh

Roman Krukovich

Pervyi Korabelschik

Igor Volkov

Tretii Korabelschik

Direzione d'orchestra

Waleriy Trubin-Leonoff

Alexei Kostyuk

Guzel Sharipova

Elizaveta Senatorova

Dmitry Nelasov

Vtoroy Korabelschik

Anastasia Kikot

Laura Bustamante

Daria Sychova

Vsevolod Marilov

Anton Torbeev

Primorsky Stage of the Mariinsky Theatre

russo

The Tale of Tsar Saltan -  (La fiaba dello Zar Saltan)

Vladivostok

Russia

Big Hall

The Tale of Tsar Saltan

Public

La fiaba dello Zar Saltan

inglese

Approvato

Palco

Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov is called the greatest storyteller in the history of Russian music and The Tale of Tsar Saltan – his most joyful opera. Based on Pushkin’s theme, it was composed to coincide with the centenary of the genius of Russian poetry, so the composer tried to follow the original Pushkin’s text as closely as possible. And, indeed, the poetic lines of the immortal fairy tale literally tickle one’s imagination, prompting the musical solution: the magical squirrel sings: “In the grove or in the garden…” and the Swan Princess “speaks the Russian language.”

Rimsky-Korsakov wanted to compose music which would match Pushkin’s fairy tale – something Russian, lubok- and fair-like. The composer was so successful in incarnating this vision that after the opera premiere he became known as “the musical Pushkin”. Rimsky-Korsakov preserved both long, bylina-like name of the poem and Saltan’s peculiar features, such as naivety, good-natured humour, fast “dancing” rhythm, folklore storytelling techniques and national ethnic flavour.

The compositional method itself, which the author perceived as “grid drawing,” is a detailed artistic illustration akin to the art of ethnic embroidery or craftsmen’s palekh miniatures. Here, indeed, Rimsky-Korsakov could give rein to his love for filigree precision and careful drawing of “tasty bits,” his talent for colourful and inventive instrumentation. Apt description of the characters creates folklore-like rich and vivid images. The symphonic fragments, which brought Rimsky-Korsakov a resounding success before the opera had even premiered, are magnificent: the orchestra intermezzo Three Wonders, depicting wonders found in the City of Ledenets (a squirrel cracking golden nuts, thirty-three sea-knights (bogatyrs) headed by Chernomor and the beautiful Swan Princess), as well as the famous Bumblebee Flight which has become one of the main “hits” of music classics.

The producers who staged “The Tale About Tsar Saltan” on the Primorsky Stage – director Daria Panteleeva and designer Piotr Okunev – have created the performance with a thorough knowledge and respect for Russian fairy-tale traditions. On the stage, we can see accurately reconstructed signs of Russian life: delicate lace of wooden architecture and bright national class- and character-specific costumes seem to have stepped out of classical illustrations of folk tales.

English

La fiaba dello Zar Saltan by Rimsky-Korsakov, Da (2017/2018), Diretto da Ekaterina Malaya,, Direttore d'orchestra Waleriy Trubin-Leonoff, Anton Torbeev, Palco, Vladivostok, Russia

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