Organization

Festival d'Aix en Provence

Direction d'orchestre

Michele Mariotti

Chanteur

Soprano

Maria Agresta

Desdémone

Baryton

Ludovic Tézier

Yago

Ténor

Giovanni Sala

Cassio

Mezzo-soprano

Enkelejda Shkoza

Emilia

Carlo Bosi

Roderigo

Basse

Giovanni Impagliazzo

Montano

Giuseppe Todisco

Un héraut

Arsen Soghomonyan

Otello

Alessio Cacciamani

Lodovic

Direction de choeur

José Luis Basso

Samuel Coquard

Teatro di San Carlo

Others

Coro del Teatro di San Carlo

Orchestra

Orchestra del Teatro di San Carlo

italien

Otello -  (Othello)

Aix-en-Provence

France

Grand Théâtre de Provence

Public

Private

Othello

anglais

français

Valide

"In what other opera are the face of feelings and the shape of passion so plastically rendered? Otello is a vast sculpture. A sound sculpture." Alberto Savinio

The greatest tenor of his generation makes his debut at the Festival d’Aix-en-Provence in one of the most complete and demanding roles in the entire repertoire. Verdi’s penultimate masterpiece, based on Shakespeare, flows in one breath from the crash of the initial storm to the whispered kiss of the final agony, letting the poison of jealousy quickly work its way into the soul of the Moor Otello, manipulated by Iago at the expense of the beautiful Desdemona. Jonas Kaufmann and Ludovic Tézier – indisputably the best contemporary Verdian baritone – are reunited here, singing these roles for the first time in France. They are joined by Maria Agresta, one of Italy’s finest voices and stylist. Returning after his success in Moses and Pharaoh last summer, Michele Mariotti leads the full musical forces of the Naples Opera. Terror and pity: you have a rendezvous with sheer tragedy, in an infinite range of nuance.

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