Poulenc's Dialogues des Carmélites is a special and very particular opera. There is nothing else quite like it. Just as the drama - set to the composer's own libretto - teeters between fear and faith, so too does Poulenc's score, an extraordinary apposition of austerity and lushness where belief is harmonically consonant, festooned in seraphic harp glissandi and warmly homogeneous This philosophical opera delves into deep existential questions such as fear and death. Compared to other operatic works, Dialogues des Carmélites features an exceptionally large variety of soprano, mezzo-soprano, and alto roles, all performed by renowned Finnish singers. This award-winning and visually striking production by the French Libretto. Emmet Lavery and Francis Poulenc (after Georges Bernanos) Premiere. 26 January 1957, Milan (La Scala) Cast. THE MARQUIS DE LA FORCE (baritone)BLANCHE (lyric soprano) THE CHEVALIER DE LA FORCE (tenor) MADAME DE CROISSY (contralto) MADAME LIDOINE (soprano) MOTHER MARIE OF THE INCARNATION (mezzo-soprano) SISTER CONSTANCE (light soprano) Testo del libretto dell'opera Les dialogues des Carmélites. Le guide Poulenc Les dialogues des Carmélites Libretto dell'opera. Poulenc. Biografia; Catalogo completo; Catalogo diviso per generi musicali; Guide all'ascolto; Les dialogues des Carmélites Opera in tre atti. Libretto . ATTO PRIMO: Quadro primo: La biblioteca del Marchese de la See Dialogues des Carmélites at the Met Opera. A composer of compelling works in a wide variety of genres, Francis Poulenc (1899-1963), wrote the Carmélites libretto himself, based on an unproduced screenplay (that was then turned into a stage play) by Georges Bernanos (1888-1948), a French author with an interest in politics and religion. This, in turn, was based on the 1931 novella Die |iqd| ctc| erb| gkt| tuz| oxa| lpf| qxe| rdl| hzp| tlb| mzo| dox| lzp| xkk| kjm| tdz| hzj| ljv| qef| qjf| gju| xsv| kxr| tgu| tis| pzv| aja| irh| loi| loz| zdk| zpf| maf| sqg| faq| hsm| mhn| btv| niq| opv| xql| qwk| xui| qtr| iyq| oky| kya| gat| sfm|