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Palais-Barbarigo-Minotto-©-Musica-a-Palazzo

Verdi La Traviata

From 02 May TO 30 May 2024
Palazzo Barbarigo Minotto - Venezia
Program

Verdi : La Traviata

Approximately 2 hours, including the interval.
Details on the Performance

Sung in italian (no subtitles)

The production of ‘La Traviata’ by Giuseppe Verdi has strong links with Venice.

The first act begins in the Portego (central hall) and the spectators will realise with amazement that they are actually playing the role of the Violetta’s guests (Traviata): she drinks a toast with them and among these she will meet Alfredo.

The second act is staged in the Sala Tiepolo, the beauty and privacy are the perfect setting in which to appreciate the subtlety of the character’s ‘inner speech’ and to be moved by her vicissitudes.

The drama of Violetta’s illness and death takes place in the bedroom with an alcove where not even the extraordinary beauty of the 18th-century stuccoes are able to distract the spectator from the emotional intensity of the song: the voices of the performers that are so intimately close, will tug at your heart strings.

Free seating.

  • Venue Info
  • Venue Pictures
  • Synopsis

Palazzo Barbarigo Minotto - Venezia Location San Marco 2504 - Fondamenta Duodo o Barbarigo - (near Campo Santa Maria del Giglio) 30124 Venezia Italie

  • Venue's Capacity: 75

Free seating

During the first interval, guests will be offered a glass of prosecco wine in a hall overlooking the Grand Canal.

The recommended dress code is evening casual (men are advised to wear long trousers and closed shoes).

 

The Palazzo Barbarigo Minotto is facing the Canal Grande, in front of Guggenhiem Museum, but the palace entrance is located in an impasse on the right, at the end of Fondamento Duodo, at only 5 min. from Piazza San Marco

Vaporetto - Stop "Santa Maria del Giglio".

Synopsis

La Traviata

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STORY

Set in Paris around 1850, the play tells the story of the love between a courtesan, Violetta Valéry, and a young man from a bourgeois family, Alfredo Germont. Madly in love with each other, Violetta goes so far as to give up her social life for Alfredo. Furious that his son is tarnishing his family's reputation, Father Germont urges Violetta to sacrifice her love. In a state of complete idleness, Violetta, seriously ill with tuberculosis, will not survive this heartbreak.

 Act 1

It all begins in a Parisian salon where Violetta, a prominent young courtesan, is giving a sumptuous party in the company of her friends. Among them is her protector and lover, Baron Douphol. During the evening Gastone, a friend of Violetta's, introduces her to Alfredo, a young man who has just arrived from the provinces and is madly in love with her. After declaring her love for him, she gives in to the idea that true love might be possible with him.

 Act 2

Alfredo and Violetta settle down together near Paris and live a perfect love. One day, Violetta receives a visit from Alfredo's father. He accuses her of an immoral union and tells her that her relationship with Alfredo is bringing his entire family into disrepute. Stating vehemently that they can never marry, Monsieur Germont implores Violetta to give up Alfredo for everyone's sake. The young courtesan decides to comply with Alfredo's father's wishes and writes her lover a parting letter.
Violetta then resumes her life as a courtesan and appears again in Paris, on the arm of her protector. Alfredo, blinded by rage and jealousy, has also gone to the party. After winning at the games, he humiliates Traviata by throwing her money in her face, "to pay her everything he owed her", provoking the astonishment of the guests.

Act 3

Long suffering from tuberculosis, Violetta's condition is getting worse with time. When she receives a letter from Alfredo's father, in which he confesses that he has confessed everything to his son, she finds herself hoping for a new life with Alfredo. The young lover is announced, but he barely has time to find his beloved before she expires in his arms, exhausted by her illness.

THE MAIN ROLES

Violetta Valéry, courtesan and lover of Alfredo (soprano)
Alfredo Germont, Violetta's lover (tenor)
Giorgio Germont, Alfredo's father (baritone)
Flora Bervoix, Violetta's friend (mezzo-soprano)
Annina, Violetta's chambermaid (soprano)
Gastone, friend of Violetta and Alfredo (tenor)
Baron Douphol, Violetta's protector (baritone)

Palais-Barbarigo-Minotto-©-Musica-a-Palazzo

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