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Les Chevaliers de la Table ronde

Florimond Ronger's opéra-bouffe known as Hervé, in the first Italian performance, which took place at the Malibran theatre in February 2016
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Les Chevaliers de la Table ronde

Florimond Ronger’s opéra-bouffe known as Hervé, in the first Italian performance, which took place at the Malibran theatre in February 2016.
First staged in 1866 at the Théâtre des Bouffes-Parisiens and considered the first of the author’s four masterpieces, it is proposed here in a transcription for thirteen singers and twelve instrumentalists
edited by Thibault Perrine and in the new installation of the Center de musique romantique française of Palazzetto Bru Zane with the musical direction of Christophe Grapperon, direction,
scenes and costumes to Pierre-André Weitz, and as interpreters the singers and instrumentalists of the Les Brigands company.

Irony and flavor are the ingredients that make Les Chevaliers de la Table ronde one of the masterpieces in the genre. To be ‘targeted’ are the heroes of the Breton cycle, knights and gentlewomen
of the most famous chivalrich poems who become dazzling and rapacious ladies, protagonists of exhilarating and fun-filled situations.

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Florimond Ronger’s opéra-bouffe known as Hervé, in the first Italian performance, which took place at the Malibran theatre in February 2016

 

CAST

 

Rodomont  Damien Bigourdan
Sacripant    Antoine Philippot
Merlin    Arnaud Marzorati
Médor    Mathias Vidal
La Duchesse Totoche    Ingrid Perruche
Angélique    Lara Neumann
Mélusine    Chantal Santon-Jeffery
Fleur-de-Neige     Clémentine Bourgoin
Roland     Rémy Mathieu
Amadis des Gaules    David Ghilardi
Lancelot du Lac     Théophile Alexandre
Renaud de Montauban    Jérémie Delvert
Ogier le Danois     Pierre Lebon

Conductor    Christophe Grapperon
Strumentists of  Les Brigands company

Direction, scenes and costumes   Pierre-André Weitz
lights    Bertrand Killy

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