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Video streamed event and on demand: Les Contes d'Hoffmann

OperaVisionGrabado en Opernhaus, Zürich, Suiza
Gratuito
Dates/times in your browser's time zone
sábado 12 julio 202519:00
On demand until lunes 12 enero 2026 12:00
Intérpretes
Zurich Opera
Antonino FoglianiDirección
Andreas HomokiDirección de escena
Wolfgang GussmannDiseño de escena, Diseño de vestuario
Susana MendozaDiseño de vestuario
Franck EvinDiseño de iluminación
Philharmonia Zürich
Zurich Opera Chorus
Thomas BrunerDiseño de escena
Beate BreidenbachDramaturgia
Statistenverein am Opernhaus Zürich
Janko KastelicDirección de coro
Saimir PirguTenorHoffmann
Katrina GalkaSopranoOlympia
Adriana GonzálezSopranoAntonia
Lauren FaganSopranoGiulietta
Marina ViottiMezzosopranoNicklausse, The Muse
Andrew Foster-WilliamsBajo-barítonoLindorf, Coppélius, Miracle, Dapertutto
Maria Stella MauriziMezzosopranoStella
Nathan HallerTenorAndrès, Cochenille, Frantz, Pitichinaccio
Stanislav VorobyovBajoCrespel
Valeriy MurgaBajoLuther
Christopher WilloughbyTenorNathanaël
Daniel NormanTenorSpalanzani
Judith SchmidMezzosopranoVoice of Antonia's Mother
Samson SetuBajo-barítonoWilhelm

Hoffmann, the poet, is torn between art and life, love and fantasy, dream and reality. His love for Stella, the singer, remains unrequited, and he takes refuge in alcohol and the world of his imagination. Over the course of a wine-soaked evening, he tells his friends of three fantastical love affairs…

In his final opera, Jacques Offenbach made E.T.A. Hoffmann, the most famous poet of the Romantic period, into his main character. The poet explores the threshold between reality and fantasy in a fascinating way in his magical-surreal tales. The opera masterfully combines operetta, sentimental opéra comique and romantic-fantastic opera. Original melodic inventions merge with gripping drama and Offenbach’s subtle irony interrupts his main character’s rapturous states. Offenbach left his last opera unfinished. Since the posthumous premiere in 1881, different versions have been issued by various publishers. The Opernhaus Zürich has chosen the version published by the two editors Michael Kaye and Jean-Christophe Keck. First staged by Andreas Homoki in 2021 during the coronavirus pandemic, Zurich’s production now finally sees an audience in the Opernhaus and live online via OperaVision. After his successful 2021 debut in the title role, Saimir Pirgu returns as Hoffmann with Antonino Fogliani conducting the Philharmonia Zürich.

Críticas de Les Contes d'Hoffmann (The Tales of Hoffmann) dirigida por Andreas Homoki

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