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Puccini: La Rondine
A truly exciting leading duo makes Puccini's bittersweet and atypical opera even more interesting in its New York performance.
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Last event date: Saturday, April 20 2024 7:00PM
In Nicolas Joël's elegant art deco-inspired production from 2008, we will witness the meeting and sad farewell of the characters portrayed by the always thrilling American soprano Angel Blue and her compatriot Jonathan Tetelman, who will make his debut in this role at the Met. The reliable sense of style of Speranza Scappucci will ensure a soaring performance of the opera's music.
"A light and emotional opera, sometimes leaning towards comedy - but pleasant, clean, and easy-to-sing with its waltz music and its energetic and captivating melodies... a kind of response to the repulsive music of our times.” These were the words of Puccini when composing his opera, which had been originally intended for Vienna but ultimately premiered in Monte Carlo. And he was most likely aware that creating a light sentimental mood on the opera stage would indeed be a difficult task in practice. That is why we are lucky that the story of Magda and Ruggero's love, which catches fire in Paris and fades away on the French Riviera — a kind of Traviata story without a tragedy, is presented with the appealing and alluring duo of Angel Blue and Jonathan Tetelman. The magnificent soprano may be familiar to viewers from several New York broadcasts, and some of us may have even witnessed her first major success, as she won second place at Domingo's Operalia competition in Budapest in 2009. And the audience of Müpa Budapest may have already known Tetelman before the Met audience did: in 2021, he impressed everyone with his dark-toned, conquering tenor at Elīna Garanča's concert.
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Presented by: Müpa Budapest
Conductor: Speranza Scappucci
Performers:
Magda: ...............................................Angel Blue
Lisette: ...............................................Emily Pogorelc
Ruggero: ...........................................Jonathan Tetelman
Prunier:.............................................. Bekhzod Davronov
Featuring:
The Metropolitan Opera Chorus and Orchestra
Creators:
Set design: Ezio Frigerio
Costumes: Franca Squarciapino
Lighting: Duane Schuler
Director: Nicolas Joël
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