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TOMASO ALBINONI, ZENOBIA, REGINA DE’ PALMIRENI



Venice: Malibran Theater

Conductor: Francesco Erle

Director: Francesco Bellotto

Sets: Massimo Checchetto

Costumes: Carlos Tieppo

Light designer: Vilmo Furian

running time: 1h45'

Dates and times

Day

Date

Time

Description

Sale

gio

2018-02-22

11:00

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Not available online

ven

2018-02-23

11:00

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Not available online

sab

2018-02-24

19:00

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Not available

cast

Zenobia
Jimin Oh (22 e 24/3) L
igia Ishitani (23/3)

Aureliano
Danilo Pastore (22 e 24/3)
Giulia Mattiello (23/3)

Ormonte
Alfonso Zambuto (22 e 24/3)
Antonio Orsini (23/3)

Filidea
Naoka Ohbayashi (22 e 24/3)
Michele De Coelho (23/3)

Cleonte
Giuseppina Perna (22 e 24/3)
Mariateresa Bonera (23/3)

Lidio
Federico Fiorio (22 e 24/3)
Ulpan Abdinarimova (23/3)

Silvio
Dima Bakri (22 e 24/3)
Miranda Quan (23/3)

Liso
Luca Scapin

Voce di soldato e messo
Francisco Bois

Conductor ⎮ Francesco Erle
Director ⎮ Francesco Bellotto
Sets ⎮ Massimo Checchetto
Costumes ⎮ Carlos Tieppo
light designer ⎮ Vilmo Furian

Orchestra barocca del Conservatorio Benedetto Marcello di Venezia

La Fenice Opera House new production
with Conservatorio Benedetto Marcello di Venezia

This year Teatro La Fenice has chosen a relatively unknown score by Tomaso Albinoni for its Opera Giovani project. The musician gained renown for a famous Adagio that he had not even composed himself (the mysteries of the theatre world) whilst his interesting opera works such as this Zenobia, regina de’ Palmireni have been ignored; owing to its setting alone, which has now become relatively well- known because of the tragic vicissitudes that made it fall victim to the blindest kind of fanaticism, this opera offers a direct bridge with the world today. With a libretto by Antonio Marchi, the composition was presented in 1694 at Teatro SS. Giovanni e Paolo in Venice; the plot deals with the story of Zenobia, queen of Palmyra whom the Roman Emperor Aureliano fell in love with.