Organization

Cantante

Soprano

Ying Fang

Ilia

Director(a) de escena

Jean-Pierre Ponnelle

Diseñador(a) de vestuario/Figurinista

Escenógrafo(a)

Director(a) orquestal

Manfred Honeck

Diseñador(a) de iluminación

Gil Wechsler

Contratenor

Kate Lindsey

Idamante

Tenor

Michael Spyres

Idomeneo

Paolo Fanale

Arbace

Issachah Savage

El gran sacerdote de Neptuno

Mezzosoprano

Cierra Byrd

Segunda cretensa

Federica Lombardi

Elettra

Bajo

Scott Conner

La voz

Amani Cole-Felder

Primera cretensa

Manase Latu

Primer troyano

Vladyslav Buialskyi

Segundo troyano

The Metropolitan Opera

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Nueva York

Estados Unidos

Metropolitan Opera House

Idomeneo Mozart

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On stage through March 25. Tickets: http://bit.ly/2mfnVhJ

The opera that announced the young Mozart’s genius to the world returns to the Met stage, with acclaimed maestro Manfred Honeck making a notable company debut on the podium. A distinguished cast of leading Mozarteans comes together to bring the moving drama and dazzling arias to life, with tenor Michael Spyres in the title role of the ancient Cretan king, alongside mezzo-soprano Kate Lindsey as the noble prince Idamante and soprano Ying Fang as his conflicted beloved, Ilia. Soprano Albina Shagimuratova is the jealous Elettra, who loses her senses in a mad scene of virtuosic rage.

World premiere: Court Theater (now the Cuvilliés Theater), Munich, 1781. 
Like many stories from Greek myth, Idomeneo explores the motivations and emotions of humans whose fates seem beyond their own control. The opera casts these issues within the framework of the opera seria genre, a stylized format popular in the 18th century that is characterized by a succession of arias and recitatives and a cast of noble characters. Long neglected along with other works of this era, Idomeneo now holds a firm place in the repertoire as the first of Mozart’s operatic masterpieces.
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Creators | 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–91) was the son of a Salzburg court musician who exhibited him as a musical prodigy throughout Europe. His achievements in opera, in terms of beauty, vocal challenge, and dramatic insight, remain unsurpassed. Giovanni Battista Varesco (1735–1805) was a poet and the court chaplain of the Principality of Salzburg, Mozart’s place of employment at the time of Idomeneo.
 
Setting
The opera is set on the island of Crete in the aftermath of the Trojan War. The tales of this time have provided fertile grounds for creators of opera, from Monteverdi (Il Ritorno d’Ulisse in Patria, 1640) to Berlioz (Les Troyens, 1863), to Richard Strauss (Die Ägyptische Helena, 1928), to Martin David Levy (Mourning Becomes Electra, 1967). The era is evocative, reflecting the confusion of a post-traumatic historical moment.

Music
Despite the opera’s somewhat formulaic structure, the diversity of vocal solos and ensembles in Idomeneo is astounding. Mozart offers one of the first operatic mad scenes with Elettra’s demented "D’Oreste, d’Ajace," and the Act III quartet, “Andrò, ramingo e solo,” is as insightful and sophisticated as any example in opera. The choral writing, likewise, is especially refined, with the music woven into the action in an unprecedented manner.

English

Idomeneo by Mozart, De (2022/2022), Dirigido por Jean-Pierre Ponnelle,, Director Manfred Honeck, Metropolitan Opera House, Nueva York, Estados Unidos

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