Name: Il Trittico
Start: 2017-10-13T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2018-06-14T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Slovak National Theatre Historical Building

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Organization

Singer

Soprano

Mária Porubčinová

Sister Angelica

Linda Ballová

Contralto

Jitka Sapara-Fischerová

The Princess

Denisa Šlepkovská

Mezzo-soprano

Paulína Hríbová

The Abbess

Margot Kobzová

Katarína Flórová

Sister Zelatrice

Michaela Šebestová

Adriana Banásová

Sister Genovieffa

Andrea Vizvári

Kateřina Killarová

The nursing sister

Monika Kyšková

Gabriela Pingitzerová

The novices

Mária Kovács

Andrea Hulecová

The Mistress of the novices

Katarína Ofúkaná

Daria Ďurišová

Sister Osmina

Conductor

Rastislav Stur

Martin Leginus

Stage director

Roman Polák

Set designer

Pavel Borák

Costume designer

Peter Čanecký

Chorus master

Pavel Procházka

Eva Šeniglová

Miriam Maťašová

Baritone

Daniel Čapkovič

Michele

Tenor

Miroslav Dvorský

Luigi

Boldizsár László

Adriana Kohútková

Giorgetta

Monika Fabianová

La Frugola

Ján Babjak

Tinca

Martin Gyimesi

Ivan Ožvát

A song seller

Jozef Kundlák

Katarína Juhásová-Štúrová

Lauretta

Orsolya Sáfár

Eva Hornyáková

Tomáš Juhás

Rinuccio

Bass

Juraj Peter

Betto di Signa

Martin Malachovský

Simone

Ján Galla

Gherardo

Nella

Veronika Mihalková

Marek Pobuda

Marco

Roman Krško

Denisa Hamarová

La Ciesca

Alena Grach

Tomáš Šelc

Maestro Spinelloccio

Mikuláš Doboš

Ser Amantio di Nicolao

Daniel Hlásny

Pinellino

Voce di sopranino

Jiří Zouhar

Voce di tenorino

Ján Ďurčo

Talpa

Slovak National Theatre

Others

Bratislava Boys' Choir

italia

Il Trittico

Bratislava

Slovakia

Slovak National Theatre Historical Building

Suor Angelica Puccini

Public

Gianni Schicchi

The Cloak

Approved

One-act operas often find themselves in the "second sequence" of our interest. After all, the smaller time plan they have at their disposal may be the reason why a dramatic story of a more serious scope and message does not unfold in the work. Plus, shorter operas need to be combined to make the whole opera night together. However, this is not easy, as the nature of each work, its content or musical style is quite specific and the combination of two or more operas in one dinner can thus become rather counterproductive. Fortunately, however, there are exceptions: such as the "sibling relationship" of Mascagni's Peasant Honor and Leoncavall's Comedians (who have two acts, but not a full-length one), ie works that are commonly premiered and presented together. And another exception is Puccini's trio of one-act operas, which make Triptych. They are united by Puccini's unmistakable veristic compositional language, the author's infallible musical-dramatic intuition. It is thanks to her that all the designs with which he was inspired acquire a deeper meaning, based on the phenomenal musical reflection of the characters and the relationships between them. To all this is added a refreshing genre contrast between these works: if the first of them, Cloak, introduces us to the world of poor sailors on the Seine in Paris - and tells the tragic story of a brutal murder out of jealousy, the second (Sister Angelika) leads the viewer among the walls of the monastery a clause in which a young noblewoman, the mother of an illegitimate child, struggles with her destiny. Finally, the third of the works, Gianni Schicchi, is a comic story about a dying wealthy lord around whom the vortex of the inherited relatives revolves.

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