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John Corigliano, Les Fantômes de Versailles
- I: Mon coursier hors d'haleine
- I: All-powerful Queen of Beauty and Ruler of My Willing Heart
- I: They Are Always with Me, the Unbounded Waiting, the Odor of Blood on Steel, the Terrible Sound
- I: My Wife Was Always Hard to Please
- I: Oh No. Here We Go Again!
- I: They Wish They Could Kill Me
- I: Bravo, Beaumarchais! Brilliant!
- I: Magic! It Is Paris, the Autumn of ’93
- I: And with the One Million Pounds, Grant Her Majesty a Safe Refuge in the New World
- I: Fool! Idiot! Moron! You Forgot Where Almaviva Plans to Sell the Jewels?
- I: I Can't Wait to Betray Almaviva
- I: Oh, the Lion May Roar and the Eagle May Soar
- I: I Remember, Master, I Remember!
- I: Poor Florestine, I Pity Her
- I: Rosina's Boudoir. They Say New York Is a Lively Town
- I: Now We Go Back in Time
- I: Look at the Green Here in the Glade
- I: No, I've Had Enough. I See What's Happening Here
- I: Selamünaleyküm
- I: His Excellency, the English Ambassador
- I: I Am in a Valley and You Are in a Valley
- I: Ya Omri. Limatha Hajartani?
- I: Tafaddaloo Marhabun Bikoom
- II: Hurry, Hurry... It's Late! The Second Act Is Beginning!
- II: Watch. Now Figaro Comes Back
- II: Wait! Figaro Was Supposed to Return the Necklace
- II: Damn That Figaro. He's Your Husband
- II: As Summer Brings a Wistful Breeze
- II: And Now I Must Go
- II: What Is Happening?
- II: Antoinette, We Want Your Head!
- II: Marie Antoinette of Lorraine and Austria
- II: Monarchy, Revolution, It's All the Same to Me
- II: Welcome, Madeleine, Welcome
- II: Remember the Chestnut Trees in the Gardens of the Tuileries?
- II: I Hope I'm Not Too Late for Your Party
- II: Interlude
- II: I Am Very Well, My Dear Marquis
- II: O God of Love, O Lord of Light
- II: We Are Finished
- II: Look, Her Breathing Is Diminished
- II: Goodbye, Figaro. Goodbye, Beaumarchais
- II: No, Beaumarchais. It Is as It Should Have Been. Once There Was a Golden Bird
- II: Come, Antonia

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Les fantômes de Versailles de John Corigliano Jay Lesenger (mise en scène), Joseph Colaneri (direction musicale) — Avec Teresa Perrotta (Marie-Antoinette), Jonathan Bryan (Beaumarchais)...

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Rejoignez l’Opéra Royal de Versailles lors des célébrations de son 250e anniversaire, pour un voyage à travers le temps aux accents de Mozart et de Rossini. Au purgatoire, les victimes de la révolution attendent leur procès avec appréhension. Tentant de voler au secours des malheureux, le dramaturge Beaumarchais s’en remet aux plus fameux de ses personnages.

Retrouvez le Comte Almaviva, Figaro et Susanna, ainsi que Rosine et Chérubin, dans cette aventure haletante où dramma giocoso se mêle au récit historique. Commandé pour le centenaire du Metropolitan Opera de New York, avec sa musique de John Corigliano et son livret de William M. Hoffman, Les Fantômes de Versailles fait une entrée remarquée dans la ville où tout a commencé…

Casting

Jay Lesenger | Mise en scène
James Noone | Scénographie
Nancy Leary | Costumes
Robert Wierzel | Création lumières
Eric Sean Fogel | Chorégraphe

Teresa Perrotta | Marie-Antoinette
Jonathan Bryan | Beaumarchais
Kayla Siembieda | Susanna
Ben Schaefer | Figaro
Brian Wallin | Comte Almaviva
Joanna Latini | Rosina
Peter Morgan | Louis XVI
Christian Sanders | Patrick Honoré Bégearss
Emily Misch | Florestine
Spencer Britten | Léon

Orchestre de l’Opéra Royal du château de Versailles
Joseph Colaneri | Chef d'orchestre

Programme

John Corigliano, Les Fantômes de Versailles
- I: Mon coursier hors d'haleine
- I: All-powerful Queen of Beauty and Ruler of My Willing Heart
- I: They Are Always with Me, the Unbounded Waiting, the Odor of Blood on Steel, the Terrible Sound
- I: My Wife Was Always Hard to Please
- I: Oh No. Here We Go Again!
- I: They Wish They Could Kill Me
- I: Bravo, Beaumarchais! Brilliant!
- I: Magic! It Is Paris, the Autumn of ’93
- I: And with the One Million Pounds, Grant Her Majesty a Safe Refuge in the New World
- I: Fool! Idiot! Moron! You Forgot Where Almaviva Plans to Sell the Jewels?
- I: I Can't Wait to Betray Almaviva
- I: Oh, the Lion May Roar and the Eagle May Soar
- I: I Remember, Master, I Remember!
- I: Poor Florestine, I Pity Her
- I: Rosina's Boudoir. They Say New York Is a Lively Town
- I: Now We Go Back in Time
- I: Look at the Green Here in the Glade
- I: No, I've Had Enough. I See What's Happening Here
- I: Selamünaleyküm
- I: His Excellency, the English Ambassador
- I: I Am in a Valley and You Are in a Valley
- I: Ya Omri. Limatha Hajartani?
- I: Tafaddaloo Marhabun Bikoom
- II: Hurry, Hurry... It's Late! The Second Act Is Beginning!
- II: Watch. Now Figaro Comes Back
- II: Wait! Figaro Was Supposed to Return the Necklace
- II: Damn That Figaro. He's Your Husband
- II: As Summer Brings a Wistful Breeze
- II: And Now I Must Go
- II: What Is Happening?
- II: Antoinette, We Want Your Head!
- II: Marie Antoinette of Lorraine and Austria
- II: Monarchy, Revolution, It's All the Same to Me
- II: Welcome, Madeleine, Welcome
- II: Remember the Chestnut Trees in the Gardens of the Tuileries?
- II: I Hope I'm Not Too Late for Your Party
- II: Interlude
- II: I Am Very Well, My Dear Marquis
- II: O God of Love, O Lord of Light
- II: We Are Finished
- II: Look, Her Breathing Is Diminished
- II: Goodbye, Figaro. Goodbye, Beaumarchais
- II: No, Beaumarchais. It Is as It Should Have Been. Once There Was a Golden Bird
- II: Come, Antonia