Name: Yevgeny Onegin
Start: 2021-06-01T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-03-22T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Janáčkovo divadlo

Organization

Mezzo-soprano

Veronika Hajnová

Larina

Jana Hrochová

Soprano

Lucie Hajková

Tatiana

Linda Ballová

Contralto

Václava Krejčí Housková

Olga

Yvona Škvárová

Filippyevna

Jitka Zerhauová

Baritone

Jiří Brückler

Eugene Onegin

Svatopluk Sem

Tenor

Peter Berger

Lensky

Ondřej Koplík

Bass

Jiří Sulženko

Prince Gremin

Jan Šťáva

Kornél Mikecz

Zaretsky

Petr Karas

Vít Nosek

Triquet

Petr Levíček

Stage director

Martin Glaser

Conductor

Robert Kružík

Jakub Klecker

Lighting designer

Martin Špetlík

Costume designer

Markéta Sládečková

Set designer

Pavel Borák

Choreographer

Martin Pacek

Dramaturge

Patricie Částková

Chorus master

Pavel Koňárek

Singer

Robert Musialek

Setník

Martin Pavlíček

Peasant

Martin Novotný

Pavel Valenta

Daniela Straková-Šedrlová

ND Brno

russisk

Yevgeny Onegin -  (Eugene Onegin)

Brno

Czech Republic

Janáčkovo divadlo

Public

tsjekkisk

engelsk

tysk

Approved

Yevgeny Onegin Tchaikovsky,P

Eugene Onegin - TV premiere trailer

I now place my fate in your hands

Eugene Onegin, a young dandy from St. Petersburg, bored by the social life in that city, flees to the countryside where he meets the young, naïve Tatyana. He coldly rejects Tatyana´s love, but several years later he comes to understand what a mistake he has made, and that it can no longer be corrected. The verse novel by Alexander Sergeyevich Pushkin, published in 1823-1831, became very popular in Russian society. It is no wonder that Tchaikovsky reached for it when he was searching for a theme for his fourth opera, or that he and the librettist Shilovsky kept an extensive part of Pushkin´s original text for the libretto. The composer subtitled the work a lyrical scene in three acts and, truly, Eugene Onegin is a remarkable combination of very intimate, chamber-style scenes with a theme that is most untypical and simple for a 19th century opera, a fact which lies in contrast with its romantic orchestration and choral scenes. It must be said that Tchaikovsky´s music strengthened the trueness and depth of Pushkin´s story, and particularly the moments when the main characters confess their love – whether it be Tatyana’s famous letter scene, Lensky´s farewell to life or Prince Gremin´s aria – rightfully rank amongst the most famous scenes in the opera repertoire. After a very successful production of The Queen of Spades, Eugene Onegin sees the return of director Martin Glaser to the works of P. I. Tchaikovsky, one of the greatest personalities of Russian romanticism.

English

Eugene Onegin by Tchaikovsky, P. I., sø. 23 jan. 2022, Fra (2021/2022), I regi av Martin Glaser,, Dirigent Robert Kružík, Jakub Klecker, Janáčkovo divadlo, Brno, Czech Republic

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