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MP3-1950500 Meyerbeer : Robert le Diable. Brussels, 5 April 2019
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MP3-1950500 Meyerbeer : Robert le Diable. Brussels, 5 April 2019
ROBERT LE DIABLE
MUSIC BY GIACOMO MEYERBEER
Libretto by Germain Delavigne et Eugène Scribe
Brussels, Belgium, Palais des Beaux-Arts, Friday April 5, 2019 - 6:00 PM
Robert DMITRY KORCHAK
Bertram NICOLAS COURJAL
Raimbaut JULIEN DRAN
Alberti PATRICK BOLLEIRE
Prêtre PATRICK BOLLEIRE
Isabelle LISETTE OROPESA
Alice YOLANDA AUYANET
Héraut PIERRE DERHET
Operakoor en Symfonieorkest De Munt
Chorusmaster MARTINO FAGGIANI
Conductor EVELINO PIDÒ
About
Robert le Diable, the first opera in French by Giacomo Meyerbeer, was inspired by the medieval
legend of the Norman duke Robert, with at its heart the eternal struggle between good and evil.
With its supernatural subject matter, the libretto by Scribe and Delavigne brings together many of the themes that were so characteristic of the spirit of the Romantic era. The long-awaited opening night
in 1831 was an unparalleled triumph. Balzac described Meyerbeer’s operas as ‘the temple of illusion
and miracles’, an apt description of this grand opera à la française, which demanded all the resources of the stage on a grand scale. The orchestral score, full of powerful contrasts and impressive choral passages, is in good hands with the conductor Evelino Pidò, making a contribution to the Meyerbeer revival of the last decade. With Robert le Diable and Frankenstein on the bill at La Monnaie, supernatural phenomena and fantastic creatures will be to the fore this spring.
Broadcast : Klara, 4 May 2019.
Recording : Internet/Wave/Flac
The opera was performed and broadcast into three parts
3 Rar Files
01. Presentation (10:18)
02. Ouverture et Acte I (38:57)
03. Acte II (36:57)
4. reprise_I (00:51)
05. Acte III (64:19)
06. Reprise_II (1:08)
07. Acte IV (28:51)
08. Acte V (27:43)
ROBERT LE DIABLE
MUSIC BY GIACOMO MEYERBEER
Libretto by Germain Delavigne et Eugène Scribe
Brussels, Belgium, Palais des Beaux-Arts, Friday April 5, 2019 - 6:00 PM
Robert DMITRY KORCHAK
Bertram NICOLAS COURJAL
Raimbaut JULIEN DRAN
Alberti PATRICK BOLLEIRE
Prêtre PATRICK BOLLEIRE
Isabelle LISETTE OROPESA
Alice YOLANDA AUYANET
Héraut PIERRE DERHET
Operakoor en Symfonieorkest De Munt
Chorusmaster MARTINO FAGGIANI
Conductor EVELINO PIDÒ
About
Robert le Diable, the first opera in French by Giacomo Meyerbeer, was inspired by the medieval
legend of the Norman duke Robert, with at its heart the eternal struggle between good and evil.
With its supernatural subject matter, the libretto by Scribe and Delavigne brings together many of the themes that were so characteristic of the spirit of the Romantic era. The long-awaited opening night
in 1831 was an unparalleled triumph. Balzac described Meyerbeer’s operas as ‘the temple of illusion
and miracles’, an apt description of this grand opera à la française, which demanded all the resources of the stage on a grand scale. The orchestral score, full of powerful contrasts and impressive choral passages, is in good hands with the conductor Evelino Pidò, making a contribution to the Meyerbeer revival of the last decade. With Robert le Diable and Frankenstein on the bill at La Monnaie, supernatural phenomena and fantastic creatures will be to the fore this spring.
Broadcast : Klara, 4 May 2019.
Recording : Internet/Wave/Flac
The opera was performed and broadcast into three parts
3 Rar Files
01. Presentation (10:18)
02. Ouverture et Acte I (38:57)
03. Acte II (36:57)
4. reprise_I (00:51)
05. Acte III (64:19)
06. Reprise_II (1:08)
07. Acte IV (28:51)
08. Acte V (27:43)
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