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Stefan Boyadzhiev

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Don Juan Vesela Drama in two actions Decree conductor - Director Borislav Ivanov director Alexander Tekeliev Soprano Don Don Otavio fiancé of Dona Anna Arseniy Arsov - Tenor Dona Elvira abandoned Don Juan Ina Petrova - Sopran Leporelo servant of Don Juan Evgeni Stanimirov - bass village Plamen Dimitrov - Bariton Tserlina Mazeta Mauser peasants, servants, guests, dancers, dancers, musicians. The action takes place in Spain in the mid-seventeenth century Libretto Lorenzo da Ponte. Second premiere in the history of Varna Opera - February 24, 2014. The first premiere was on July 13 and 18, 2005 within the framework of the Varna Summer IMF. TABLE OF CONTENTS FIRST ACTION Leporello, the servant of Don Juan, stands guard in front of the Commander's house, where his master has secretly infiltrated. Noise is heard from the house. An unknown man has entered Donna Anna's house and is trying to seduce her. She resists desperately and cries for help. The Commander runs up to his daughter, who enters into a duel with the stranger. After a short duel, the Commander falls to his death, stabbed by Don Juan. Donna Anna called her fiancé Don Ottavio for help, but it was too late. They swear revenge on the killer. Don Juan quickly forgot about his troubles with the Commander and embarked on adventures again. Leporello begs him to change this life. Donna Elvira approaches them. The cunning seducer immediately starts courting the unknown lady. However, when he knows his abandoned mistress in her, he hurries to get rid of her and escapes unnoticed. Leporello tells the deceived woman about his master's countless adventures and advises her not to grieve for him. Outraged by the insidiousness of her ex-lover, Donna Elvira threatens to take revenge for her insulted honor.

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