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  • M/6

Evgeni Onegin

Gulbenkian Orchestra and Choir

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  • Andrè Schuen

Gulbenkian Choir
Gulbenkian Orchestra
Lorenzo Viotti Conductor
Marjukka Tepponen Soprano (Tatiana)
Cátia Moreso Mezzo-Soprano (Olga)
Carolina Figueiredo Mezzo-Soprano (Larina)
Stefania Toczyska Mezzo-Soprano (Filipievna)
Alexey Neklyudov Tenor (Lenski)
Andrè Schuen Baritone (Onegin)
André Henriques Baritone (A Captain)
Marco Alves dos Santos Tenor (Triquet / Guillot)
André Baleiro Baritone (Zaretski)
Dmitry Ulyanov Bass (Prince Gremin)

Kristiina Helin Staging

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Evgeni Onegin, op. 24

 

With the support of A. Svoboda & Th. Manhard

The reflection of an admitted passion of Lorenzo Viotti, the Principal Conductor of the Gulbenkian Orchestra brings opera back to Gulbenkian Music. After the resounding success in the 2018-19 season with Romeo and Juliet, this time the chosen piece is Tchaikovsky’s Evgeni Onegin, with staging by Kristiina Helin. Tchaikovsky adapted Pushkin’s homonymous novel to opera, focused on star-crossed lovers Onegin and Tatyana, as well as the consequences and excessive acts triggered by sentimental rapture.

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