Showing posts with label teatro avenida. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teatro avenida. Show all posts

April 28, 2009

We love Opera ! ( May 8 th)



Picture : WWW.deutschegrammophon.com


The rake’s Progress, I. Stravinsky

( Opera sung in English Language with subtitles in Spanish)

The Rake’s Progress ( 1951) is a modern opera , one of Igor Stravinsky’s greatest works, and his only full-length opera. The libretto was written by W.H. Auden and Chester Kallman, in the most beautiful English Language.

The Russian composer, fascinated for Cinema and TV, found his inspiration at a series of eight engravings of the same name, works of English artist and satirist William Hogart (18 th Ct). The engravings told the story of the rise and fall of Tom Rakewell, son of a rich merchant, who through lures of London Nightlife is led to his incarceration at an lunatic asylum.

At Stravinsky’s work the poet remained an essential contributor, and opera gives the poet the most imaginative freedom.


Opera : The Rake’s Progress by Balirica Performance

Date : Friday, May 8 th, at 8. PM

Venue : Teatro Avenida, Av. De Mayo 1220

Tickets : $ 25 ( Overparadiso)

Tue-Sun 1pm/8 pm at the Theatre or www.plateanet.com

Contact : Beatriz Acosta

( beatriz.acosta1@gmail.com)


More Infos : http://weloveopera.blogspot.com/

March 09, 2009

La Traviata, by G. Verdi on March 27 th


Picture : La Traviata in a performance of HONG KONG OPERA, 2005.


We love Opera !


“La traviata” is an opera in three acts by Giuseppe Verdi set to an Italian libretto by Francesco Maria Piave. It is based on the novel “La dame aux Camélias” by Alexandre Dumas, fils, published in 1848. The title "La Traviata" means literally “The Woman Who Strayed”.

Verdi's eternally popular opera is about a conflicted courtesan ( Violeta Valery, prima dona soprano), her devoted lover ( Alfredo, primo tenore) and the hard-edged world of Violetta, where normal emotions do not exist. The excesses and excitements, of living for the moment is why her relationship with Alfredo is full of turbulence.
Piave and Verdi wanted to follow Dumas in giving the opera a contemporary setting, but the authorities at the Theatres insisted that it be set in the past. It was not until the 1880s that the composer's and librettist's original wishes were carried out and "realistic" productions were staged.

LA TRAVIATA is a true work of art, a mysteriously beautiful. If one considers the love stories of all times, beside the undeniable classics this one was provided with something special and timeless: glorious music.



Activity : We love Opera !

Opera : La Traviata
Opera sung in Italian with subtitles in Spanish.
In a performance of Buenos Aires Lyrica

Date : Friday March 27 th , 8 PM

Venue: Teatro Avenida,
Av. De Mayo 1220. Buenos Aires.

Tickets from $ 25 .- (Overparadiso)
At the Theatre or www.plateanet.com

An as always we are having a dinner together after the conclusion of the opera.

RSVP : Beatriz Acosta ( beatrizacosta@lycos.com)

February 27, 2009

Carmen on March 6th at Teatro Avenida

CARMEN, by Georges Bizet is a modern opera, which takes place in Seville (Spain) at the beginning of the 19 th Century. The story has shoking aspects based on French writer Mérimée' s novella and Russian Poet Pushkin’s Poems.

This opera was extremely innovative in its drama: alternating comic or sentimental scenes found traditionally in opera-comique with stark realism, treating emotions with absolute seriousness.
Carmen, a promiscuos gipsy, is fatalistic and hedonistic and she would set, as she explains in the Habanera, her own rules to try men. To perform Carmen, Acting plays a key-role.


Activity : We love Opera!

Opera: Carmen, by Georges Bizet

(an opera sung in French language, with subtitles in Spanish Language )


Performance by: FUNDAMUS. Regisseur : EDUARDO CASULLO

Date: Friday, March 6, 8pm

Venue: Teatro Avenida, Avenida de Mayo 1220.

Ciudad de Buenos Aires.

Tickets: $ 40 .- (Sobreparaiso)
You can buy your tickets at the Theater,
from Tuesday to Sunday ( 1pm until 8 pm) or at
www.plateanet.com - Phone : 52 36 3000 -

And as always, we will be having a dinner after the conclusion of the opera.

RSVP : beatrizacosta@lycos.com

More infos : http://weloveopera.blogspot.com/



On va fêter !

February 22, 2009

Carmen on 6th March by Fundamus


Photo : Carmen Performance at Beijing Opera.
Source : www.ebeijing.gov.cn


Fundamus is an Opera Company, which every year stops the silence of summer with interesting Opera Proposals.

In a interview Alicia Cecotti has said : “ To perform Carmen, it is important to have an acting. The most important for this role-play is not the voice. It is important to understand the essence of this key role. My Carmen is a happy one, merry of her life…. She dances , she jokes about the others. She has an strong temperament when fighting with others “

Both Singers with the main role Carmen, Alicia Cecotti and Maria Lujan Mirabelli , agree that it is an modern opera, in our time, in our century.
The topics are the eternal topics, love, desire, quarrels, passion and strong feelings.

To remember:
Carmen, by G. Bizet
Friday 6th March, 8 PM
Teatro Avenida, Av. de Mayo 1220
Buenos Aires.

Source : www.fundamus.com.ar

February 17, 2009

Carmen on March 6th at Teatro Avenida

I want to share with you the details of this performance.

Carmen, by Georges Bizet.

Opera in french Language with subtitles in Spanish.

Performance by: FUNDAMUS.
Staging: EDUARDO CASULLO
Musical Director: ROBERTO LUVINI


Cast :

ALICIA CECOTTI, as Carmen

MARIA LUJÁN MIRABELLI, as Carmen


Singers:


CARLOS DUARTE
, JUAN CARLOS VASALLO,LUCIANO GARAY , CLAUDIA MONTAGNA, MARIA DEL ROCIO GIORDANO, ANDREA MARAGNO, MARIA LAURA WEIS, CLARA PINTO,
ORIANA FAVARO, LUIS BARRIOS.

NUEVO CORO DE OPERA (Chorus) Direction: EZEQUIEL FAUTARIO

Children’s Choir Direction: NUEVO CORO DE NIÑOS, by Director ROSANA BRAVO

Stage Design and Wardrobe : MARIELA DAGA

Video Design: EDGARDO BECK

Location: Teatro Avenida - Av. de Mayo 1222 – Tel. 4381-0662

Dates and times:

February 20 - 8 PM
February 22 - 6.30 PM
February 27 - 8 PM
March 6 - 8 PM
March 7 - 8 PM
March 8 - 6.30 PM
Tickets on sale at the theater