Organization

Singer

Baritone

Laurent Naouri

Sir John Falstaff

Soprano

Véronique Gens

Mrs. Alice Ford

Florie Valiquette

Nannette

Mezzo-soprano

Catriona Morison

Mrs. Meg Page

Thomas Dolié

Ford

Tenor

Kévin Amiel

Fenton

Christophe Mortagne

Doctor Caius

Rodolphe Briand

Bardolph

Bass

Thibault de Damas

Pistol

Conductor

Paul Daniel

Stage director

Laurent Pelly

Set designer

Barbara de Limburg

Costume designer

Jean-Jacques Delmotte

Lighting designer

Joël Adam

Chorus master

Salvatore Caputo

Contralto

Adriana Bignagni Lesca

Mrs. Quickly

La Monnaie/De Munt

Teatro Real de Madrid

Opéra National de Bordeaux

Others

Bordeaux National Opera Choir

Orchestra

Orchestre National Bordeaux Aquitaine

Tokyo Nikikai Opera Foundation

itāļu

Falstaff

Bordeaux

France

Grand-Théâtre

Grand Foyer

Public

Approved

Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux

Opéra-bouffe ( opera buffa ) in 3 acts
Music Giuseppe Verdi
premiered at La Scala in Milan on February 9, 1893 and at the Opéra-Comique in Paris on April 18, 1894 to a libretto by Arrigo Boito, from The Merry Wives of Windsor and Shakespeare's Henry IV Parts I and II

It was under the influence of Arrigo Boito – an accomplished musician and translator of Shakespeare – that Verdi resumed composing after Aida. The last of the two masterpieces he will produce based on the English genius is Falstaff . With a twilight comedy and a staggering musical inventiveness, this ultimate opera is offered to the public in 1893. Laurent Pelly gives this comedy an exceptional earthiness, and the title role will be interpreted by Laurent Naouri.

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