Name: Luci mie traditrici
Start: 2010-07-31T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2010-08-01T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro Poliziano

Organization

Cantiere Internazionale d'Arte

Dirigat

Marco Angius

Regie

Christian Pade

Kostümbild

Alexander Lindt

Bühnenbild

Sänger

Sopran

Nina Tarandek

La Malaspina

Bass-Bariton

Christian Miedl

Il Malaspina

Bariton

Simon Bode

Ein Diener des Hauses

Countertenor

Roland Schneider

Der Gast

Orchestra

Ensemble Algoritmo

Italienisch

Luci mie traditrici -  (Die tödliche Blume)

Montepulciano

Italien

Teatro Poliziano

This Italian premiere of the chamber opera remains faithful to its low-key musical template. Avant-garde composer Salvatore Sciarrino tells this story of murder, passion and revenge with spartan musical gestures. The fragmentary libretto creates a strong atmosphere, tracing out the story with sharp contours.

With subtitles in English, German, French & Italian
At the 35° Cantiere Internazionale d’Arte di Montepulciano, Tuscany
Chamber Opera inspired by the case of the Renaissance composer Carlo Gesualdo and his wife and her lover

Nina Tarandek - Malaspina
Roland Schneider - Guest
Simon Bode - Servant
Christian Miedl - Malaspina

Salvatore Sciarrino - libretto
Ensemble Algoritmo 
Marco Angius - conductor

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The composer Salvatore Sciarrino stands at the forefront of Italy’s musical avant-garde. His chamber opera Luci mie traditrici (‘Oh My Betraying Eyes’) was inspired by the case of the Renaissance nobleman and composer Carlo Gesualdo. This production of the opera was first performed at the Cantiere Internazionale d’Arte di Montepulciano, Tuscany, during July 2010. It has been recognised as the finest production of this work presented to date. The composer himself has stated that it is the reference point for the opera’s performance.

Public

Die tödliche Blume

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