Verdi, Giuseppe (1813-1901) | La traviata | Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave |
Hungarian State Opera | |||
Pinchas Steinberg | Conductor | ||
Ferenc Anger | Director | ||
Gergely Zöldy Z | Set Designer, Costume Designer, Lighting Designer | ||
Hungarian State Opera Orchestra | |||
Hungarian State Opera Chorus | |||
Erika Miklósa | Soprano | Violetta Valéry | 2016 Sep 24 |
Polina Pasztircsák | Soprano | Violetta Valéry | 2016 Sep 23, 28, 30, Oct 02 mat, 08 mat, 09, 15, 16 mat |
Attila Fekete | Tenor | Alfredo Germont | |
Péter Balczó | Tenor | Alfredo Germont | 2016 Sep 24 |
Alexandru Agache | Baritone | Giorgio Germont | 2016 Sep 24 |
Zoltán Kelemen | Baritone | Giorgio Germont | 2016 Sep 23, 28, 30, Oct 02 mat, 08 mat, 09, 15, 16 mat |
Krisztina Simon | Mezzo-soprano | Flora Bervoix | |
Melinda Heiter | Mezzo-soprano | Flora Bervoix | |
Tibor Szappanos | Tenor | Gastone de Letorières | |
Gergely Ujvári | Tenor | Gastone de Letorières | |
András Káldi Kiss | Bass | Baron Douphol | |
Erika Markovics | Soprano | Annina | |
Kornélia Bakos | Mezzo-soprano | Annina | |
Máté Fülep | Baritone | Marquis d'Obigny | |
András Kiss | Baritone | Dr Grenvil |
La traviata – The fallen woman. Opera of the 19th century adored corrupted females just as much as the literature of the time, and this is how Marguerite Gautier – like Emma Bovary, Manon Lescaut and Mimì and Musette – appeared on the opera stage, becoming one of the most famous of Verdi’s heroines under the name of Violetta Valéry.
Someone once asked the maestro which of his operas was his favourite. Verdi answered: “It depends. Speaking as a professional, Rigoletto, but as an amateur: Traviata.”
We will be staging a pre-premiere of the work in the summer of 2016 on Margaret Island Open-air Stage, in a production directed by Ferenc Anger, with Erika Miklósa in the principal role.
The performance on the Margaret Island Open-Air Stage is presented with Hungarian surtitles only.