Organization

Stage director

Thomas Enzinger

Conductor

Marc Reibel

Costume designer

Götz Lanzelot Fischer

Set designer

Bernd Franke

Choreographer

Evamaria Mayer

Dramaturge

Anna Maria Jurisch

Singer

Tenor

Matjaž Stopinšek

Rene Count of Luxembourg

Soprano

Ani Yorentz Sargsyan

Angele Didier

Johannes Strauß

Armand Brissard

Fenja Lukas

Juliette Vermont

Alfred Rauch

Prince Basil Basilowitsch

Mezzo-soprano

Franziska Stanner

Countess Stasa Kokozow

Domen Fajfar

Pawel von Pawlowitsch

Bonifacio Galván

Baritone

Ulf Bunde

Pelegrin

Markus Raab

Tomaž Kovačič

Sergei Mentschikoff

Marius Mocan

Katharina Glas

Dancers

Helena Sturm

Urko Fernandez Marzana

Magdalena Hoisbauer

Chorus master

Elena Pierini

Matthäus Schmidlechner

Video designer

Andreas Ivancsics

Claudio Novati

Subsequent Conductor

Orchestra

Bruckner Orchester Linz

Others

Choir of the Landestheater Linz

Landestheater Linz Musiktheater

German

Der Graf von Luxemburg -  (The Count of Luxembourg)

Linz

Austria

Grosser Saal Musiktheater

Der Graf von Luxemburg Lehár

Public

The Count of Luxembourg

Approved

bohemian, but also an incorrigible gambler who squanders his ancestors' money in the whirlpools of amusement at games and easy ladies ("So liri, liri, lari, the whole moss went tschari!" ). An immoral but highly lucrative offer lures him to help him out of trouble. Prince Basil Basilowitsch needs his help to solve the following dilemma: He has fallen madly in love with the singer Angèle Didier, but she does not have the necessary aristocratic title to make the connection befitting her status. For a considerable fee, René is supposed to give her this title in a three-month sham marriage. The condition, however, is that he must never see the gorgeous Angèle. Of course things turn out differently and the complications are inevitable ("Is that you, laughing happiness?"). With his masterpiece of late Viennese operetta, full of stirring melodies, tempo and wit, Franz Lehár succeeded in following the sensational success of The Merry Widow in 1909. Tickets & Info:https://bit.ly/ltl_luxemburg


Musical direction Marc Reibel production Thomas Enzinger choreography Evamaria Mayer stage Bernd Franke costumes Götz Lanzelot Fischer projections Andreas Ivancsics dramaturgy Magdalena Hoisbauer Anna Maria Jurisch choir direction Elena Pierini post-conducting Claudio Novati René, Count of Luxembourg Matjaž Stopinšek Angèle Didier, singer and theater entrepreneur Ani Yorentz Prince Basil Basilowitsch Alfred Rauch Matthäus Schmidlechner Countess Stasa Kokozow Franziska Stanner Armand Brissard, painter Johannes Strauss Juliette Vermont, his muse Fenja Lukas Sergej Mentschikoff, Basilovich's bodyguard Tomaz Kovacic Marius Mocan Pawel von Pavlovich, Russian secret agent Domen Fajfar Bonifacio Galván Pélégrin,Standesbeamter Ulf Bunde Markus Raab Concierge im Grand Hotel Paris Ulf Bunde Markus Raab Pianist in der Hotellobby Claudio Novati Kieran Stauß Svetlomir Zlatkov Tanzensemble Katharina Glas Mireia González Fernández Jacqueline Lopez Beatriz Scabora Helena Sturm Lan Dan Kerstanj Urko Fernandez Marzana Hodex Chiarest L Linz Bruckner Orchester Linz Video: Jonatan Salgado Romero

René, Count of Luxembourg is not only a passionate bohemian, but also an incorrigible gambler who squandered his ancestors' money in the whirlpool of amusement with games and light ladies ("So liri, liri, lari, all the moss went Tschari!" ). An immoral but highly lucrative offer is tempting to help him out of trouble. Prince Basil Basilowitsch needs his help to solve the following dilemmas: He fell madly in love with the singer Angèle Didier, but she does not have the necessary title of nobility to make the connection befitting. For a substantial fee, René is said to have given her this title in a three-month marriage of convenience. However, the condition is that he must never see the gorgeous Angèle.

 

With his masterpiece of the late Viennese operetta full of rousing melodies, tempo and wit, Franz Lehár succeeded in following the sensational success of The Merry Widow in 1909 .

English

The Count of Luxembourg by Lehár, From (2021/2022), Directed by Thomas Enzinger,, Conductor Marc Reibel, Claudio Novati, Grosser Saal Musiktheater, Linz, Austria

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