Name: Andrea Chénier
Start: 2021-01-28T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2021-01-31T00:00:00.000Z
Location: SNFCC

Organization

Певец

Тенор

Marcelo Álvarez

Андре Шенье

Баритон

Dimitri Platanias

Шарль Жерар

Сопрано

Maria Agresta

Мадлен де Куаньи

Меццо-сопрано

Inés Zikou

Графиня де Куаньи

Бас

Yanni Yannissis

Роше

Christos Kechris

Невероятный

Julia Souglakou

Мадлон

Nikos Stefanou

Аббат

Vangelis Maniatis

Шмидт

Marinos Tarnanas

Мажордом графини де Куаньи

Konstantinos Mavrogenis

George Mattheakakis

Фукье-Тенвиль

Kostis Rasidakis

Матье

Режиссер-постановщик

Nicolas Petropoulos

Дирижер

Philippe Auguin

Художник по свету

Художник по костюмам

Художник-постановщик

Хореограф

Fausta Mazzucchelli

Хормейстер

Agathangelos Georgakatos

Marissia Papalexiou

Берси

Lighting Revival

Christos Tziogkas

Revival director

Ion Kessoulis

Choreography Revival-Movement

Stratos Papanousis

Пьер Флевиль

Greek National Opera

Orchestra

GNO Orchestra

Others

GNO Chorus

итальянский

Andrea Chénier -  (Андре Шенье)

The life of the famous French poet André Chénier (1762-1794) was the subject of the most successful opera (set to a libretto by Luigi Illica) of Umberto Giordano ̶ one of the most representative exponents of operatic verismo, and in particular of the Giovane Scuola. The opera premiered at La Scala, Milan, on 28 March 1896, a century after the French Revolution ̶ which is also when the action is set- whose ideas decisively affected the developments in Greece that gave rise to the 1821 Revolution.

The hero who bears the name of the opera's title was born in Istanbul to a French father and a Greek mother. We first meet him in 1789 in the Parisian aristocracy circles supporting the French Revolution and joining the revolutionary movement along with Gérard. Gérard (a role based in part on the French Revolution hero Jean-Lambert Taillen) turns from a servant of aristocrats into a leading figure of the sans-cullotes, namely the people from the lower strata of the bourgeoisie who were actively involved in the revolutionary political struggle (sans-cullotes means "those without breeches" - because in contrast to the aristocrats who wore knee-breeches [cullotes], they wore trousers). However, their love for the same woman turns the friendship between the two men into a rivalry. Three years later, when Chénier gets arrested as a conspirator against the Revolution for decrying the atrocities committed under the Reign of Terror, Gérard is the one who will prepare the indictment against him. Although he will later realise his mistake and try to set the poet free, his effort will be in vain, and Chénier will be led to the guillotine.

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