Così fan tutte
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Così fan tutte
Opera buffa in two acts (1790)
- Music
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
- Libretto
- Lorenzo Da Ponte
- Conductor
- Philippe Jordan
- Director
- Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
- Choreography
- Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker
- Fiordiligi
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Jacquelyn Wagner
Ida Falk-Winland - Dorabella
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Michèle Losier
Stephanie Lauricella - Ferrando
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Frédéric Antoun
Cyrille Dubois - Guglielmo
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Philippe Sly
Edwin Crossley-Mercer - Don Alfonso
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Paulo Szot
Simone Del Savio - Despina
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Ginger Costa-Jackson
Maria Celeng - Fiordiligi (Danseur)
- Cynthia Loemij
- Dorabella (Danseur)
- Samantha Van Wissen
- Guglielmo (Danseur)
- Michaël Pomero
- Ferrando (Danseur)
- Julien Monty
- Despina (Danseur)
- Marie Goudot
- Don Alfonso (Danseur)
- Boštjan Antončič
- Set design
- Jan Versweyveld
- Costume design
- An D’Huys
- Lighting design
- Jan Versweyveld
- Dramaturgy
- Jan Vandenhouwe
- Chorus master
- Alessandro Di Stefano
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris
Avec les danseurs de la Compagnie Rosas
Ce spectacle fera l’objet d’une captation audiovisuelle
Une co-production Opéra national de Paris, Telmondis, Idéale Audience et Mezzo avec le soutien du CNC, réalisée par Louise Narboni.
Diffusion en direct au cinéma le 16 février, diffusion sur Mezzo ultérieurement.
Diffusion sur France Musique ultérieurement.
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"For the moment you love this man. Later you’ll love another; one’s as good as another since all are worthless."despina, Acte I, scène 9
Prompted by Don Alfonso, a cynical old philosopher, two young idealists decide to put their lovers’ fidelity to the test. But love will teach them a bitter lesson: those who believe themselves phoenixes and goddesses will discover the desires of the flesh… In 1790, one year after the French Revolution, in what would be their final collaboration, Mozart and Da Ponte conduct a scientific investigation of love.The music of Così fan tutte is truly extraordinary – complex in its symmetry, jovial and yet infused with an almost sacred melancholia. An extraordinary score where each note seems intended to make us accept a loss – lost paradise, lost youth, or a lost loved-one – and portray a world where all is in a constant state of flux. This laboratory of eroticism could but inspire choreographer Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker, who excels in revealing a work’s innermost geometry on stage. With six singers doubled by six dancers, she depicts the desire which unites and separates human beings, like the interactions between atoms that, once broken, make new bonds possible
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