Müpa: Béla Bartók National Concert Hall
1095 Budapest, Komor Marcell u. 1., Budapest, Central Hungary, Hungary
DATES/TIMES IN BUDAPEST TIME ZONE
| Thursday 18 November 2021 | 19:00 |
| Saturday 20 November 2021 | 19:00 |
PROGRAMME
18, 20 NOVEMBER 2021 Müpa: Béla Bartók National Concert Hall
Gábor Bretz – Alfonso d’Este, Duke of Ferrara
Yolanda Auyanet – Lucrezia Borgia
Cecilia Molinari – Maffio Orsini
Stefan Pop – Gennaro, a young Venetian nobleman
Gergely Újvári – Jeppo Liverotto, a young Venetian nobleman
Ferenc Endrész – Don Aposto Gazella, a young Venetian nobleman
Szilveszter Szélpál – Ascanio Petrucci, a young Venetian nobleman
Balázs Papp – Oloferno Vitellozzo, a young Venetian nobleman
David Astorga – Rustighello, Don Alfonso’s servant
Zsolt Haja – Gubetta, Lucrezia’s servant
Marcell Bakonyi – Astolfo, Lucrezia’s servant
Judit Kőszegi – Princess Negroni
Bálint Miksa – The map painter
Honvéd Male Choir (Choir director: Richárd Riederauer) – choir
Pannon Philharmonic
Gergely Zöldy Z. – Visual and set designer
Mónika Szelei – Costume designer
Alessandro Amoretti – musical assistant
Ferenc Anger – director
Conducted by: Andry Yurkevych
2021-11-18
Beautiful voices, magical melodies and a plot full of twists and turns and exciting endings: this is the world of the bel canto operas that flourished early in the 19th century. The three greatest composers involved in creating that repertoire were Rossini, Bellini and Donizetti. Rossini is primarily appreciated for his comic operas, while the other two created many masterpieces of opera seria, the genre that developed as the descendant of serious opera, which included a number of pieces about historical subjects. The rare treat the Müpa Budapest audience will be hearing performed by a cast of international stars on this evening is one of these: Lucrezia Borgia.
This will be a fully staged production.
Donizetti: Lucrezia Borgia – fully staged production
23 NOVEMBER 2021 KODÁLY CENTRE
Donizetti: Lucrezia Borgia – fully staged production – Pannon Philharmonic
Gábor Bretz – Alfonso d’Este, Duke of Ferrara
Yolanda Auyanet – Lucrezia Borgia
Cecilia Molinari – Maffio Orsini
Stefan Pop – Gennaro, a young Venetian nobleman
Gergely Újvári – Jeppo Liverotto, a young Venetian nobleman
Ferenc Endrész – Don Aposto Gazella, a young Venetian nobleman
Szilveszter Szélpál – Ascanio Petrucci, a young Venetian nobleman
Balázs Papp – Oloferno Vitellozzo, a young Venetian nobleman
David Astorga – Rustighello, Don Alfonso’s servant
Zsolt Haja – Gubetta, Lucrezia’s servant
Marcell Bakonyi – Astolfo, Lucrezia’s servant
Judit Kőszegi – Princess Negroni
Bálint Miksa – The map painter
Honvéd Male Choir (Choir director: Richárd Riederauer) – choir
Pannon Philharmonic
Gergely Zöldy Z. – Visual and set designer
Mónika Szelei – Costume designer
Alessandro Amoretti – musical assistant
Ferenc Anger – director
Conducted by: Andry Yurkevych
https://www.mupa.hu/program/komolyzene-opera-szinhaz/donizetti-lucrezia-borgia-2021-11-18_19-00-bbnh