Organization

Singer

Tenor

Ivan Defabiani

Manrico

Conductor

Pier Giorgio Morandi

Remus Alăzăroae

Soprano

Marigona Qerkezi

Leonora

Baritone

Davor Radić

The Count of Luna

Mezzo-soprano

Silvia Beltrami

Azucena

Roko Radovan

A messenger

Marija Lešaja

Ines

Nikša Radovanović

Ruiz

Bass

Lobel Barun

An old Rom

Stage director

Arnaud Bernard

Set designer

Virgile Koering

Costume designer

Carla Galleri

Chorus master

Luka Vukšić

Assistant Director

Yamal Das Irmich

Ljubomir Puškarić

Luciano Batinić

Ferrando

Tvrtko Stipić

Mario Bokun

Damir Klačar

Dusan Gojic

HNK Zagreb

Il trovatore -  (The Troubadour)

Zagreb

Croatia

Il trovatore Verdi

Public

The Troubadour

Approved

Romantic love, mortal jealousy and an obsessive desire for revenge are the driving dramatic elements of Verdi's opera The Troubadour, which premiered on January 19, 1853 in Rome. It was created on the libretto by Salvatore Cammaran, and is designed in four acts. The music of the opera is characterized by beautiful, at the same time wild energy, spectacularly conducted vocal sections that convey strong feelings, while the extremely intricate story abounds in fiery passion. With the Troubadour, Giuseppe Verdi reached the pinnacle of musical mastery and the expressive power of his so-called middle period of creation. The opera is fascinating because of the extraordinarily expressive music, psychologically rounded characters and diverse and exotic locations of the plot. The musical direction of the opera was entrusted to maestro Marcello Mottadelli.

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