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Baritone

Kostas Smoriginas

Eugene Onegin

Soprano

Maria Baiankina

Tatiana

Tenor

Pavel Petrov

Lensky

Contralto

Irina Shishkova

Olga

Mezzo-soprano

Susanne Gritschneder

Larina

Qiulin Zhang

Filippyevna

Bass

Alexander Bezrukov

Prince Gremin

Alexandre Diakoff

Zaretsky

Jean Miannay

Triquet

Conductor

Gavriel Heine

Stage director

Eric Vigié

Set designer

Gary McCann

Costume designer

Lighting designer

Henri Merzeau

Choreographer

Jean-Philippe Guilois

Chorus master

Gleb Skvortsov

Opéra de Lausanne

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Chœur de l'Opéra de Lausanne

Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne

Yevgeny Onegin -  (Eugene Onegin)

Lausanne

Switzerland

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When Tatyana declares her love to Onegin, does she suspect for a moment that he will reject her, preferring to flirt with her sister Olga, much to the frustration of her friend Lensky?

However Onegin does not realize that by his refusal, he reaches the point of no return. And when, a few years later, he is taken by a powerful admiration when he sees Tatyana again, metamorphosed by her social ascension, it’s however too late. Onegin will have no choice but to sink into deep despair.

Pushkin’s novel portrays 19th-century Russian life in lavish settings – the peaceful countryside and the world of Moscow society. Here Tchaikovsky finds the material for one of his most popular and powerful works. His music subtly underscores the feelings evolving towards a nostalgia so characteristic of the Russian soul.

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