Name: Die lustige Witwe Lehár: Face to Face
Uploaded: 2022-06-07T06:19:43.000Z
Description: LA VEUVE JOYEUSE

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Florent Chamard

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THE HAPPY WIDOW Franz Lehár Within the framework of the XXth edition of the Operetta festival of the City of Nice Advisor in charge of the artistic direction Melcha Coder Operetta in three acts by Franz Lehár Libretto by Victor Léon and Leo Stein, after a comedy by Henri Meilhac The Embassy Attaché. Premiered in Vienna on December 30, 1905 New production The best known of all Viennese operettas, and with good reason! With La Veuve joyeuse, Franz Lehár achieves a unique balance between liveliness, joie de vivre, good humor and sensuality - that sensuality so typical of the Viennese art of living of the Belle Époque. While a party is organized in Paris in the salons of an embassy, ​​a wealthy widow appears. The All-Paris whisper that Prince Danilo should marry her but, when she was still only a young girl of the people, he had had to refuse her hand… In any case, is she not today more seduced by the dashing Camille? Ah! The wanderings of the heart and the mind… A story ultimately more daring for the time than it seems. To serve this little gem of elegance and fun, the team gathered around Benoit Bénichou in the direction and Bruno Membery in the baguette is made up of the best specialists in the genre with, in the main roles, a duo in local colors. : Marseille baritone Frédéric Cornille and Camille Schnoor, formidable soprano… from Nice!

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