Name: Il barbiere di Siviglia
Start: 2018-10-05T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2019-06-12T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Opera Romana Cluj-Napoca

Admin

Organization

Chanteur

Baryton

Bogdan Nistor

Figaro

Geani Brad

Mezzo-soprano

Oana Trîmbițaș

Rosine

Ténor

Stefan von Korch

Le Comte Almaviva

Bryan Lopez Gonzalez

Basse

Cristian Hodrea

Bartolo

Petru Burcă

Basilio

Soprano

Anca Aluaş

Berta

George Godja

Fiorello

Vasile Neamţu

Un Officier

Direction d'orchestre

Gheorghe Dumănescu

Cristian Sandu

Mise en scène

Emil Strugaru

Décors

Andrei Şchiopu

Cristina Albu

Direction de choeur

Emil Maxim

Corneliu Felecan

Accompaniment of recitatives

Adela Bihari

Emil Rădulescu Chioreanu

L'Eveillé

Others

Men Chorus of The Romanian National Opera in Cluj-Napoca

Orchestra

Operei Naționale Române Cluj-Napoca

Opera Națională Română Cluj-Napoca

Il barbiere di Siviglia -  (Le barbier de Séville)

Cluj-Napoca

Roumanie

Opera Romana Cluj-Napoca

Il barbiere di Siviglia Rossini

Public

Le barbier de Séville

Valide

Opera in three acts

One of the most comical, animated and long-awaited operas ever written, Gioachino Rossini’s  The Barber of Seville always cheers our performance hall and is met, at each presentation, with roaring applause by the public of Cluj.

The performance brings once again on stage Figaro, the humourous, courageous and romantic Spanish barber, who gives a charming touch to the love story between the restless Count Almaviva and beautiful Rosina. Gioachino Rossini’s work has had a huge success ever since its 1816 absolute premiere, when it opened with the initial, otherwise suggestive title of “Almaviva” (The Useless Precaution). The funny barber is even now topping the bills of opera theatres all over the world.

In the enchanting and colourful 18th century Seville, Figaro is the barber loved by the entire city, who helps fulfilling Rosina and Count Almaviva’s great love. However, there is a huge challenge, because Rosina is also chased by her old tutor, Bartolo, who has the advantage of being helped by Basilio, the young woman’s music teacher.

The opera’s atmosphere of love and humour is given by the multiple tricks that Count Almaviva and Figaro resort to in order to approach the beautiful lover and declare her love. The final scene, where Figaro and the Count enter Rosina’s house at midnight, climbing on her balcony-propped stair, provides a more passionate air to the three-act bouffe masterpiece. Rosina’s heart experiences the utmost joy when Almaviva bends on his knees to offer his love, wealth and name. The ardent declaration is also joined by teacher Basilio, bribed by Bartolo’s adversaries, who becomes witness for the lovers’ marriage. The old and glum Bartolo arrives too late to stop their union and is only consoled by the fact that he gets to keep Rosina’s dowry, which Almaviva has given up to.

The performance has two breaks and ends around 10.15 p.m.

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