Name: Falstaff
Start: 2022-11-03T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-11-05T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Vanemuine Concert House

Organization

Dirigat

Arvo Volmer

Sänger

Bariton

Leonardo Neiva

Ford

Sopran

Ani Yorentz

Mrs. Alice Ford

Olena Brazhnyk

Ännchen

Mezzosopran

Helen Lokuta

Mrs. Meg Page

Maria Streijffert

Mrs. Quickly

Tenor

Heldur Harry Põlda

Fenton

Mart Madiste

Doktor Cajus

Mehis Tiits

Bardolph

Bass

Raiko Raalik

Pistol

Misha Kiria

Sir John Falstaff

Estonian National Opera

Falstaff

Tallinn

Estland

Concert Hall

Dorpat

Vanemuine Concert House

Falstaff Verdi

Public

Private

Genehmigt

“Falstaff” is a lyric comedy, it’s score sparkles with humour, while a dynamic plot and tender love scenes make a perfect representation of Verdi’s talent.

Giuseppe Verdi’s “Falstaff” is a lush and sunny opera based on Shakespeare’s comedy “The Merry Wives of Winsdor” and historical play “Henry IV”. “Finally I have a right to laugh a bit after killing so many characters”, said Verdi about this opera. Throughout his life Verdi had pursued the dream of writing a comic opera without ever finding the appropriate subject. Excluding “Un Giorno di Regno”, a sensational youth fiasco of 1840, “Falstaff” is the only comic opera, as well as the last opera, of Verdi’s production.

Sir John Falstaff is an experienced swindler, has no sense of responsibility, permanently undermines moral values, ​​and is loved by everyone for his primal life force. He is planning on solving his financial problems using two married women, Alice and Meg. He writes two identical love letters to both, considering the deal to be almost done. However, his “victims” are not that stupid: they discover that the letters are identical and decide to teach Falstaff a lesson.

English

Falstaff by Verdi, Sa. 05 Nov. 2022, Ab (2022/2022), Dirigat Arvo Volmer, Vanemuine Concert House, Dorpat, Estland

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