Les Vêpres siciliennes

2013 · 2 h 58 · Musique

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Synopsis

The French have occupied Sicily, and Hélène is held hostage by Montfort, the French governor, who has had her brother executed. She turns to the partisan Jean Procida and the rebellious patriot Henri in her bid for vengeance. Les Vêpres siciliennes is one of Verdi’s lesser-known mature operas, but was vital to his development as a composer. It was created for the Paris Opéra in 1855, providing Verdi with an opportunity to embrace the elaborate style and traditions of French grand opera. First seen at the Royal Opera House in 2013, this staging of Verdi's rarely-performed opera Les Vêpres siciliennes – directed by Stefan Herheim and conducted by The Royal Opera’s Music Director, Verdi specialist Sir Antonio Pappano – went on to win the prestigious Olivier Award for Best New Opera Production.

Sortie le 30 octobre 2013

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Distribution

Lianna HaroutounianLa duchesse Hélène
Michael VolleGuy de Montfort
Bryan HymelHenri
Erwin SchrottJean Procida
Neal CooperThibault
Jihoon KimRobert
Jean TeitgenLe sire de Béthune
Jeremy WhiteLe comte de Vaudemont
Nico DarmaninDaniéli
Michelle DalyNinetta
Jung Soo YunMainfroid
Orchestra of the Royal Opera House