Performance

Venue	Grand Theatre
	Also: Arts Wing
Town	Swansea
County	Glamorgan
From	12th November 2003
To	14th November 2003
When	Nov 12, 14 19:00
Prices	From £12.50. To £38.50.
Grand Theatre (V831)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Il trovatore

Work:: Il trovatore (S1962)

Blood brothers, separated at birth, become deadly rivals in love and in war. A mother, burnt at the stake for bewitching a child, is avenged by her gypsy daughter. A beautiful aristocrat sacrifices her honour to save the man she loves. The hot Spanish passions of these interwoven stories are distilled by Verdi into a score which for sheer tunefulness and vocal glory has no equal in his entire output. The immortal love songs of the principal characters contrast with the Anvil Chorus, the Soldiers Chorus and the matchless tension of the Miserere to create the essence of Italian opera.

Music	Verdi
Lyrics	Salvadore Cammarano

Production:: (T1218827072)

New production sung in Italian with surtitles. This production originated at Scottish Opera. Running time approx. 3 hrs.

Company	Welsh National Opera
Conductor	Alberto Hold-Garrido (Oct 3-24 and Oct 31-Nov 14)
Director	Peter Watson
Design	Tim Hatley
Lighting	Davy Cunningham
Performer	Yuri Nechaev (Count di Luna)
Performer	Iain Paterson (Ferrando to Nov 21)
Performer	Brindley Sherratt (from Dec 3)
Performer	David Rendall (Manrico)
Performer	Patricia Bardon (Azucena)
Performer	Elena Lasovskaya (Leonora Nov 3 - Nov 7 and Dec 3 / 5)
Performer	Gweneth-Ann Jeffers (Leonora Nov 12-21 and Dec 10 / 12)

Listing:: L0636039879

Current production:Work

Production details

New production sung in Italian with surtitles. This production originated at Scottish Opera. Running time approx. 3 hrs.

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