Name: Yevgeny Onegin
Start: 2008-09-06T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2008-09-11T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Palais Garnier

Organization

Singer

Mezzo-soprano

Makvala Kasrashvili

Larina

Irina Rubtsova

Soprano

Tatiana Monogarova

Tatiana

Ekaterina Scherbachenko

Contralto

Margarita Mamsirova

Olga

Emma Sarkisyan

Filippyevna

Irina Udalova

Tenor

Andrej Dunaev

Lensky

Baritone

Vasily Ladyuk

Eugene Onegin

Vladislav Sulimsky

Bass

Mikhail Kazakov

Prince Gremin

Alexander Naumenko

Valery Gilmanov

Zaretsky

Conductor

Alexander Vedernikov (II)

Stage director

Dmitri Tcherniakov

Costume designer

Maria Danilova

Set designer

Mariusz Kwiecien

Anatolij Kotscherga

Lighting designer

Gleb Filshtinsky

Chorus master

Valery Borisov

Bolshoi Theatre

Others

Chœur du Théâtre d'Etat Bolchoï

Orchestra

Orchestre du Théâtre d'Etat Bolchoï

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Yevgeny Onegin -  (Eugene Onegin)

Paris

France

Palais Garnier

Eugene Onegin by P. I. Tchaikovsky, from Bolshoi Theatre, 2008. Directed by Dimitri Tcherniakov, conductor Alexander Vedernikov, starring Mariusz Kwiecien, Anatoly Kocherga, Makvala Kasrashvili, Tatiana Monogarova, Emma Sarkisyan, Margarita Mamsirova, Andrey Dunaev and Valery Gilmanov. Performed in Russian.

Moscow

Russia

The Bolshoi Orchestra and Chorus, under the baton of Alexander Vedernikov, perform Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin in a production directed by Dmitri Tcherniakov.

First performed in Moscow in 1879, Eugene Onegin is an opera in three acts drawing its inspiration from Alexander Pushkin's novel. Considered by many as the "archetypal work of Russian Romanticism," Tchaikovsky's Eugene Onegin avoids overly theatrical effects for the exploration of the deeper psychology of the main characters, three romantic heroes each with a solitary destiny: Tatiana, a Romanesque young woman, Onegin, a distant dandy hiding emptiness under affected haughtiness, and Lenski, the idealistic poet. Between these three, personal vices create the climate for inexorable social ruin.

This production of Eugene Onegin was presented at the opening of the 2008-2009 season of the Paris Opera. It encountered great success thanks to a vocal line-up of the highest order with notably the baritone Mariusz Kwiecień and the Bolshoi Orchestra and Chorus conducted by Alexander Vedernikov, but also thanks to an exceptional stage direction by Dmitri Tcherniakov.

Yevgeny Onegin Tchaikovsky,P

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