?? OPER ? Franco Alfano (*1876) ? RISURREZIONE ? Magda Olivero ? 2CD
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SELTENE OPER DES VERISMO
WORLD PREMIÈRE RECORDING
DIESE EDITION IST BEIM HERSTELLER VERGRIFFEN
Franco Alfano (1876 – 1954)
RISURREZIONE
(Auferstehung)
Oper in vier Akten
Libretto von Cesare Hanau nach dem Roman „Woskressenij“ („Auferstehung“) von Lew Nikolajewitsch Tolstoi
Uraufführung: Torino, Teatro Vittorio Emanuele, 30. November 1904
Gesamtaufnahme in italienischer Originalsprache
Live-Mitschnitt einer konzertanten Aufführung, Torino, Radiotelevisione Italiana, 22. Oktober 1971
BESETZUNG
Katjuscha Mikailowna (Katherina Maslowa) — MAGDA OLIVERO
Fürst Dimitri Iwanowitsch Nekludoff — GIUSEPPE GISMONDO
Sofia Iwanowna, seine Tante — FERNANDA CADONI
Simonson, Deportierter — ANTONIO BOYER
Matrena Pawlowna, Wirtschafterin — ANNA DI STASIO
Eine alte Dienerin — MAYA SUNARA
Anna — NUCCI CONDO
Ein Muschik — VITO SUSCA
Erster Bauer — EGIDIO CASOLARI
Zweiter Bauer — MARCO STEFANONI
Ein Bahnhofsbeamter — ANDREA PETRASSI
Erste Gefangene — MARIA GRAZIA ALLEGRI
Zweite Gefangene — GIUSEPPINA MILARDI
Dritte Gefangene — LUCIANA PALOMBI
Korablewa, Gefangene — VERA MAGRINI
Fedia — PATRICIA PACE
Oberaufseher — MARCO STEFANONI
Die Bucklige, Gefangene — MARIA GRAZIA ALLEGRI
Die Rote, Gefangene — MAYA SUNARA
Ein Aufseher — ANDREA PETRASSI
Fenitschka, Gefangene — WANDA DIMITA
Eine Frau — GIUSEPPINA MILARDI
Vera, Deportierte — FERNANDA CADONI
Kritzloff, Deportierter — EGIDIO CASOLARI
Ein Beamter — GIUSEPPE SCALCO
Ein Kosak — VITO SUSCA
CORO DI TORINO DELLA RADIOTELEVISIONE ITALIANA
ORCHESTRA SINFONICA DI TORINO DELLA RADIOTELEVISIONE ITALIANA
Dirigent — ELIO BONCOMPAGNI
Label: STANDING ROOM ONLY.
2 CDs; mono; ADD; Spieldauer: 67:51 / 62:27.
In Jewel-Case mit Textbeilage.
Zustand: CDs neu / nicht in Folie eingeschweißt.
HANDLUNG
Russia and Siberia, at the end of 19th century.
ACT ONE
Prince Dimitri arrives to say goodbye to his aunt, Sophia Ivanovna, before leaving for the war. His old playmate Katiusha, a young peasant girl, is now Sophia Ivanovna’s companion. Dimitri is overjoyed to meet her again and that night becomes her lover. The next day he leaves for the war.
ACT TWO
The station of a small town. Katiusha, now pregnant, has been driven out of the house. She anxiously waits for Prince Dimitri who is due to pass through the station. But when she sees him arrive in the company of a prostitute, her courage fails her and she remains hidden until she goes away, pierced to her soul.
ACT THREE
Prison in St Petersburg. Katiusha, broken by Dimitri’s neglect of her and the death of her child, ends up in a place of debauchery. She is involved in a crime and, although innocent, is condemned for murder during a difficult trial, and is to be deported to Siberia. Before she leaves, Dimitri, now overcome with remorse, comes to see her in jail and offers to marry her. But she is in such a state of abject despair that she refuses all consolation.
ACT FOUR
On the road to Siberia. Katiusha has become herself again, the good sweet girl of former times. She has found the will to live by comforting her fellow deportees. Dimitri, who has followed her, now wants to marry her at any price. He obtains a pardon for her and her freedom. But Katiusha, although she still loves him with all her soul, refuses. She feels that only if they both renounce marriage can they be redeemed.
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