Organization

Cantor

Tenor

José Cura

Andrea Chénier

Carlo Ventre

Soprano

Maria Guleghina

Maddalena di Coigny

Elmira Veda

Maestro

Carlo Rizzi

Diretor de Palco

Giancarlo Del Monaco

Cenógrafo

Estilista

Designer de Iluminação

Wolfgang von Zoubek

Coreógrafo

Astrid Ascarelli

Mestre de Coro

Marcel Seminara

Mezzo-soprano

Giacinta Nicotra

Bersi

Cinzia De Mola

La Contessa di Coigny

Barítono

Carlo Guelfi

Carlo Gérard

Annie Vavrille

Madelon

Baixo

Carlo Cigni

Roucher

Mario Bellanova

Mathieu

Pierre Lefebvre

Un Incredibile

Stefano Pisani

L'Abate

Ziyan Atfeh

Schmidt

Mauro Marchetto

Il Maestro di Casa

Michele Castagnaro

Dumas

Teatro Comunale di Bologna

Others

Coro del Teatro Comunale di Bologna

Orchestra

Orchestra del Teatro Comunale Bologna

Bolonha

Itália

Sala Bibiena

Discover Andrea Chénier, a dramatic opera in four acts with a libretto by Luigi Illica, inspired by the life of French writer André Chénier. Born in Constantinople to a French father and a Greek mother, the young poet will, like so many others, find himself embroiled in the dramatic events of the French Revolution. Journalist Chenier, deeply influenced by French Enlightenment thinkers, must confront the reality of existence during the Reign of Terror, struggling to hold on to his principles—and his very life.

Umberto Giordano's opera follows the verismo style in vogue in late 19th-century Italy, a contemporary counterpoint to the naturalism of Emile Zola and Guy de Maupassant across the French border. From Bologna’s magnificent Teatro Comunale, Giancarlo del Monaco’s staging magnifies José Cura’s powerful and poignant performance in the title role, while Carlo Rizzi masterfully conducts the venue’s resident orchestra and chorus in this stirring rendition that also features widely acclaimed soprano Maria Guleghina and tenor Carlo Guelfi.

Andrea Chenier

Public

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