in the streets is war. Manrico, the Troubadour moves, backed by a layer of an outcast and Fiend. around with his urban guerrilla, acting at the industrial stage walls Csaba Antal resplendent graffiti, the state power is gearing up for battle. The direction of Cesare Lievi limited to hints of the deep rivalry that exists here and that goes far beyond political disputes also.
It's about revenge, which both the gypsy Azucena and the Count di Luna is driving to the limit. He wants to avenge his brother, accused the Cursed decades into the fire. They in turn bent on revenge for their mother, the father brought the count to the stake. The perfidy of this is that their satisfaction until the pain of the young count gets. The has no idea that the insurgents Manrico, Azucena has raised the as a son of that brother is, which he believes he died of his time in the flames. It was a fatal error by the gypsy who killed her own child in this cruel way. executed only when the count of the revolutionary leader leaves, she reveals to him the just completed fratricide.
owes the effective implementation of its Lievi opera singers. Above all, take Jeniece Golbourne the Wiesbaden audience by storm. Azucena as she looks with long matted hair, in a stooping posture and gestures with unsteady on their European debut enormous demonic. Timbre and punchy, it is a great asset to the Old World. Like few other singers of her absolutely authentic portrayal, never succeeds in at the expense of vocal performance goes, but it fits with associated.
Tatjana Plotnikova raves as Leonora with great ease for her lover and has subsequently formulated emotional tight top notes, this full-bodied piano places. Luis Chapa is to experience sound as Manrico, Tito You puts a lot of pressure in the musical interpretation of the count, as Ferrando is Bernd Hofmann made a thoroughly convincing figure. Rounding out the successful premiere of a careful, sometimes furious triumphant orchestra under the direction of the striking Argentine guest conductor Mario de Rose. Impressive crowd scenes contributed by the choir.
Other performances include on 17, 20, 24 and 27 Every September at 19.30 clock
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