Name: Xerse
Start: 2022-07-25T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-07-31T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Teatro Verdi

Organization

Festival della Valle d'Itria

Conductor

Federico Maria Sardelli

Stage director

Leo Muscato

Set designer

Andrea Belli

Costume designer

Giovanna Fiorentini

Lighting designer

Alessandro Carletti

Contralto

Carlo Vistoli

Xerse

Soprano

Ekaterina Protsenko

Amastre

Carolina Lippo

Romilda

Dioklea Hoxha

Adelanta

Tenor

Carlo Allemano

Ariodate

Gaia Petrone

Arsamene

Aco Bišćević

Elviro

Bass

Nicolò Donini

Aristone

Nicolò Balducci

Periarco

Assistant Conductor

Samuele Lastrucci

Orchestra

Orchestre Modo Antiquo

Props Master

Federica Cito

Xerse -  (Xerxes)

Martina Franca

Italy

Teatro Verdi

Xerse Cavalli

Public

Xerxes

Approved

Drama for music in a prologue and three acts,  Xerse it made its debut at the Teatro Santi Giovanni e Paolo in Venice in 1655, enjoying enormous success, so much so that later the libretto was also set to music by other composers as was the custom at the time. The historical subject, albeit fictionalized, begins to innovate the themes of the librettos hitherto anchored only to mythology. The story narrated is that of Xerxes I, the son of Darius and Atossa who, born in 519 BC (approximately) reigned over Persia and the huge empire from 486 to 465 BC The source is Herodotus who Minato enriches in the intertwining and in the multitude of details. Xerxes loves Romilda, future wife of his brother Arsamene, but he is loved by Amastre and hindered by Adelanta, sister of Romilda: in the end he will leave his brother and sister-in-law alone, he will marry the good Amastre and punish the other, intriguing woman. dance entrées  by Lully.

English

Xerxes by Caletti-Bruni, -tól (2022/2022), Rendezte Leo Muscato,, Karmester Federico Maria Sardelli, Teatro Verdi, Martina Franca, Italy

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