La bohème Print
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In collaboration with VCO Azzurra Tv

Saturday September 6 2008, 8.00 p.m.
Stresa, congress hall

  The concert start at 8.00 p.m.

 

G. Puccini, La bohème

 

in semi-staged version


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Mimì                               Irina Lungu
Musetta                          Serena Gamberoni

Rodolfo                          Tomislav Mužek

Marcello                         Fabio Capitanucci

Schaunard                      Massimiliano Gagliardo

Colline                            Nicola Ulivieri

Benoit                             Matteo Peirone

Alcindoro                        Matteo Peirone

Parpignol                        Sabino Gaita

A custom sergeant          VladimirJurlin

A custom officer             Alessandro Inzillo
Orchestra del Teatro Regio di Torino

Coro del Teatro Regio di Torino
Coro di voci bianche del Teatro Regio e del Conservatorio “G. Verdi” di Torino
Claudio Fenoglio              choir master
Gianandrea Noseda          conductor

 

The opera of youth that lends itself to life, with first responsibilities and first disillusions.
La bohème represents the end of a period of life made up of light-mindedness and the beginning of mature age.
It somehow closes the nineteenth century (it has been written in 1895) and opens the twentieth, with its hopes, its questions and its news.
La bohème narrates how Mimì dies of tuberculosis in Rodolfo’s and in her friends’ arms; but what will happen to Rodolfo, Marcello, Schaunard, Colline e Musetta? 23 years later, in 1918, the new century was already marked by a bloodstained world war, which shall reveal that these hopes, these expectations were to be deluded. In 1918 Puccini presents his masterpiece Il trittico.
In Tabarro, the first of the three operas, the plot takes place in Paris as in Bohème, by the river Senne, and a group of girls cite the song of Mimì.
Could the characters of Tabarro be the same of Bohème, gotten older and disenchanted? Maybe it went exactly like this: in this case the “stagion dei fior” (“season of flowers”), evoked by Rodolfo and Mimì in Bohème’s III act, has not maintained its promises. It has lead to the unhealthy and malodorous boat described in Tabarro.
... shadows and lights...

Gianandrea Noseda

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The Congress Hall is situated in the heart of Stresa, few meters from thr railway station and from all the most important hotels and restaurants.

 

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