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SUMMARY:„Judith triumphant” / Antonio Vivaldi
DESCRIPTION:BUY TICKET\n \n  \nTheatre of the Warszawska Opera Kameralna\nAntonio Vivaldi\nJudith triumphant\nover the barbarians of Holofernes\nComposer | Antonio Vivaldi\nLibretto | Giacomo Cassetti\nPremiere | 5’th October 2023 \nMusic director/conductor: Hugo Reyne\nStaging and director: Maria Sartova\nSet design and animation: Damian Styrna\nChoreography: Emil Wesołowski\nCostumes: Anna Chadaj\nLighting director: Paulina Góral\nMultimedia: Eliasz Styrna \n\n\nCAST: \nJudith |Aleksandra Opała\nHolofernes | Kamil Pękala\nVagaus | Sylwia Stępień\nAbra | Joanna Moskowicz\nOzias | Jadwiga Postrożna \nDancers:\nZyta Bujacz\, Anna Pacocha\, Katarzyna Reisch\, Kasia Gocal\nJakub Jóźwiak\, Jakub Piotrowicz\, Sebastian Piotrowicz\, Dominik Skorek \n\n\nVocal Ensemble of of the Warszawska Opera Kameralna\nChorus Master – Krzysztof Kusiel-Moroz \nPeriod Instrument Orchestra of the Warszawska Opera Kameralna\nMusicae Antiquae Collegium Varsoviense \n\n        \n            \n                                                \n\n                                        \n                        A1_08400A1_08432A1_08444A1_08465A1_08493A1_08789A1_08874A1_08951A1_09110A1_09203A1_09263A1_09381A1_09543A1_09781A1_09811                    \n\n                                    \n            \n        \n         \n\nThe Assyrian forces are besieging the Israeli town of Bethulia. The city bravely defends itself\, even though its fall seems inevitable. Judith – a beautiful Jewish widow – infiltrates the enemy camp. She seduces Holofernes – the commander of the invading army\, and when he falls asleep\, she decapitates him. The enemy is humiliated and defeated! \nIn 1716\, composer Antonio Vivaldi began to musically illustrate the story of the fearless Judith. The Venetian Republic was at war at the time\, defending itself against the overwhelming forces of the Ottoman Empire. In his oratorio\, the composer metaphorically referred to the situation of the fighting Serenissima: he hid the Venetian Republic under the guise of the biblical Judith\, while Holofernes symbolized the weakening Turks. \nVivaldi chose the oratorio genre for a reason – its rich instrumentation\, characteristic of this musical form\, allowed him to present the exceptional skills of the Ospedale della Pietà\, a girls’ orchestra that he led. \nAs a talented opera composer\, Vivaldi skillfully used the narrative potential hidden in the story of the fearless woman. As a result\, Judith triumphant combines rich instrumentation with a vivid narrative corresponding to the emotional range found in opera.
URL:https://operakameralna.pl/en/event/judith-triumphant-antonio-vivaldi-3/
LOCATION:Theatre of the Warszawska Opera Kameralna\, al. Solidarności 76b
CATEGORIES:Opera,Repertoire
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