Rigoletto Opera a Palazzo
Rigoletto - Opera a Palazzo Paris
Verdi : Rigoletto
2 h 30- DirectorPatrizia Di Paolo
- PerformersRigoletto: Laurent ArcaroRigoletto: Marc SouchetRigoletto: Jiwon SongRigoletto: Benoît GadelGilda: Armelle KhourdoianGilda: Emilie-Rose BryIl Duca di Mantova: Christophe Poncet de SolagesIl Duca di Mantova: Matthieu JustineSparafucile: Andriy GnatiukSparafucile: Jean-Philippe Mc ClishMaddalena: Sophie PondjiclisMaddalena: Séraphine CotrezKatia WeimannPhilip RichardsonYuko Osawa
THE CONFIDENTIAL EXPERIENCE: Attend the opera in complete intimacy and in an exceptional residence!
Rigoletto, an intense drama of passion, betrayal, filial love and revenge!
The home of Édouard André and Nélie Jacquemart opens its doors for an unforgettable evening to experience the great emotions of opera in complete privacy. When the museum closes, the salons come alive to welcome the timeless love story between Violetta and Alfredo.
Discover a new way of experiencing opera, follow Verdi's Rigoletto in the beautiful salons of the Museum and have a glass of Champagne at the interval.
Take advantage of this exclusive moment for a private tour of the museum's prestigious permanent collection.
Let yourself be dazzled by the artists, who, a few metres away from you, erase distances and let you experience the opera from the inside.
“I never imagined for a moment that with such limited means it would be possible to restore the very essence of this masterpiece. Emotion on the skin!” Jean-Claude Casadesus, Orchestra conductor
Musée Jacquemart-André - Paris 158 Bd Haussmann - 75008 Paris France
Synopsis
Rigoletto
“La donna è mobile”, “Caro nome”…these are only few of the successful arias contained in this Verdi’s Opera where the identity of the Villain is blurred and whose audience will most certainly cries a river.
When the Italian composer decided to adapt Victor Hugo’s “Le Roi s’amuse”, the play, which harshly and straightforwardly criticises the Royal family, had been already censored. As a consequence, this passionate opera went through many ups and downs before making it to the Venice’s Fenice Theatre, where it premiered on the 11 March 1851. Verdi and librettist Francesco Maria Piave had to change a number of different elements such as the setting, titles and names in order to be allowed to stage it.
The action takes place in the opulent palaces of sixteenth century Mantua. The opera revolves around a licentious Duke's efforts to seduce the beautiful daughter of the hunchback Rigoletto.
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