Encuentro de Joan Matabosch con los participantes de la producción para descubrir todos los detalles de Parténope, de Händel.
Actividad presencial y en directo a través del canal de Youtube del Teatro Real.
Conductor I Ivor Bolton Stage Director I Christopher Alden Titular Orchestra of the Teatro Real
Four suitors for one woman –one is a transvestite in disguise – is the point of departure of one of the most remarkable operas composed by Handel for the audiences of London. With Partenope, the Saxon composer employed a dramatic register that combined the antihero and satirical character of 17th century Venetian operas with the sentimental comedies of confusion that characterized opera buffa. Rejected by the head of the Royal Academy of Music because the libretto was a product of “the depraved taste of the Italian audience”, nonetheless, Partenope was such a commercial success that it was revived seven years later on the same stage at the King’s Theatre.
At a distance from the musical conventions of opera seria, the score of Partenope is lighter than customary, with its short arias and numerous ensembles. These push the action forward and bring it closer to a symbiosis between the singing voice and theatre. The stage direction of Christopher Alden –recipient of the Oliver Award for the Best New Opera Production in 2009– brings this delightful work to life in a sophisticated and urban setting inspired by the mansion of Nancy Cunard, where the world of photographer and visual artist Man Ray plays an important part.
Opera in three acts
Music by Georg Friedrich Händel (1685-1759)
Anonymous libretto, adapted from Silvio Stampiglia for the homonymous opera (1725) by Leonardo Vinci
Premiered at the King’s Theatre of London, February 24, 1730
Premiere at the Teatro Real
Coproduction of the English National Opera, San Francisco Opera and Opera Australia
ARTISTIC TEAM
Conductor I Ivor Bolton
Stage Director I Christopher Alden
Set Design I Andrew Lieberman
Costumes I Jon Morrell
Lighting I Adam Silverman
Orchestra of the Teatro Real
(Orquesta Sinfónica de Madrid)
CAST
Partenope I Brenda Rae - 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 nov
I Sabina Puértolas - 14, 16, 20 nov
Rosmira I Teresa Iervolino - 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 nov
I Daniela Mack - 14, 16, 20 nov
Arsace I Iestyn Davies - 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 nov
I Franco Fagioli - 14, 16, 20 nov
Armindo I Anthony Roth Costanzo - 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 nov
I Christopher Lowrey - 14, 16, 20 nov
Emilio I Jeremy Ovenden - 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 nov
I Juan Sancho - 14, 16, 20 nov
Ormonte I Nikolay Borchev - 13, 15, 17, 19, 21, 23 nov
I Gabriel Bermúdez - 14, 16, 20 nov
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Encuentro de Joan Matabosch con los participantes de la producción para descubrir todos los detalles de Parténope, de Händel.
Actividad presencial y en directo a través del canal de Youtube del Teatro Real.
08
November
2021
20:15
Ven a conocer la historia de la sirena Parténope en las salas del Museo Naval, donde podrás descubrir los secretos de este personaje mitológico que habitó las aguas del Meditérraneo durante la Antigüedad.
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13
November
2021
12:00
La profesora Paloma Rodera será la encargada de impartir la conferencia "El dadaísmo de Man Ray y su influencia en un vestuario que diluye las líneas del género". Con ella se inicia el segundo ciclo de Hilvanes de ópera.
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November
2021
18:30
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