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The Trou­ba­dour

Opera by Giuseppe Verdi

Saturday, 13/11/2021

07.30 PM - 09.30 PM

Premiere

Opernhaus

Abo P

header Troubadour

Libretto by Salvadore Cammarano and Leone Emmanuele Bardare

In Italian with German and English surtitles

Leonora, a lady of gentle birth, has fallen in love with Manrico, a soldier she knows hardly anything about and who’s given to serenading her. Manrico is the son of Azucena - or is he the missing son of the old Count Luna? Azucena tells gruesome stories about her mother, who was burned to death, and her son, whom she herself accidentally threw into the fire. Manrico can't escape his family history. His love for Leonora founders on account of his rival, the young Count Luna, who’s doing everything he can to possess Leonora himself. Blind love and raging hatred are the demons that bring doom and gloom to the world in Verdi's “Troubadour”.

DIGITAL Introduction (in German)


Online introduction

Team

Musical Director

Directed by

Bühne/Kostüme

Puppen

Licht

Chorleitung

Dramaturgie

Dates and cast

Cast on 13/11/2021

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Press reviews
Nürnberger Nachrichten

„Die Sängerinnen und Sänger, denen Konwitschny wie üblich darstellerisch viel abverlangt, setzen seine Personenregie gekonnt um.“

„Die Staatsphilharmonie Nürnberg bringt unter der Leitung von GMD-Stellvertreter Lutz de Veer die musikalischen Farben intensiv zum Leuchten. (…) Auch die von Tarmo Vaask mit emotionaler Glut disponierten und von der Regie kluggeführten Chöre haben einen wichtigen Anteil an der dichten, ja beklemmenden Atmosphäre dieser Aufführung.“

„Diesen „Troubadour“ sollte man nicht versäumen.“

Thomas Heinold, Nürnberger Nachrichten

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