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Modest Musorgsky "Khovanshchina" (folk musical drama in five acts, six scenes)

        
Opera

	
Stanislavsky theatre, Moscow

            

    

            

    





        
    
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Duration: 4 hours 40 minutes (approx.)
World premiere: Moscow Academic Musical Theater them. K.S. Stanislavsky and Vl.I. Nemirovich-Danchenko, 18 February 2015










Music 
Modest Mussorgsky




Libretto 
Modest Mussorgsky




Music Director and Conductor 
Alexander Lazarev




Stage Director 
Alexander Titel




Choreographer 
Larisa Alexandrova




Set Designer 
Vladimir Arefiev




Costume Designer 
Maria Danilova




Lighting Designer 
Damir Ismagilov




Principal Chorus Master 
Stanislav Lykov










World premiere: February 21, 1886
Amateur Music-Dramatic Club in Kononov Auditorium, St. Petersburg 

Premiere of the production: February 18, 2015
Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko 
Moscow Academic Music Theatre

Orchestration by Dmitry Shostakovich
The finale of the opera by Vladimir Kobekin












Overview






Hey, what if Mussorgianin should up and burst out upon Mother Rus’! Picking black earth is nothing new for me, moreover, it is not nourished earth I want, but raw stuff; not to get acquainted with the folk I thirst for but to fraternize: scary, yet so good! So what then? Don’t I know, really, what to givean echo to? Nay, I don’t yet sense where strength is hidden, where the truth clouds the eyes, and, moreover, the nostrils; can’t help sneezing with vexation! 


The black earth’s strength will manifest itself when you dig down to the very bottom. Now picking the black earth is only possible with a tool made of stuff that is foreign to it. And they did, didn’t they, pick Mother Rus’ in the late 17th century with such a tool, picked her so that she didn’t immediately recognize what she was picked with, and, just like the black earth, opened up and began to breathe. And so she did, poor dear, accept all kinds of councilors of State, both active and privy; and so she was, the long-suffering one, given no chance to gather her wits and to think where she was pushing forward to. Those unwilling to consent and the disconcerted were executed – that’s where the strength had been! Yet the police and administration office is alive, and detection is the same as it had been under those departments; only the time has changed: the councilors of State, both active and privy, prevent the black earth fr om breathing. The past in the present – this is what my task is. 


“We’ve moved forward” – stuff and nonsense; we’re still where we had been. Paper and book have indeed moved, but we are where we had been. Until the people see for themselves what they are cooked into, until they themselves want to be cooked into this or that - we’re wh ere we had been!


  

 

 M. Mussorgsky
 An except from a letter to V. Stasov
 June 1872 










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Music Director and Conductor 


Alexander Lazarev






Prince Ivan Khovansky 


Andrey Valentiy


Dmitry Ulyanov






Prince Andrey Khovansky 


Nikolay Erokhin


Najmiddin Mavlyanov






Prince Vasiliy Golitsin 


Najmiddin Mavlyanov


Valery Mikitsky






Boyar Fyodor Shaklovity 


Anton Zaraev


Alexey Shishlyaev






Dosifey 


Denis Makarov






Marfa 


Ksenia Dudnikova


Natalia Zimina






Emma 


Elena Guseva


Maria Makeeva






Susanna 


Irina Vashchenko


Natalia Muradymova






Scrivener 


Chingis Ayusheev


Evgeny Liberman


Valery Mikitsky








Kuzka 


Dmitry Polkopin


Artem Safronov






Streshnev 


Dmitry Kondratkov


Evgeny Liberman


Alexander Nesterenko














Synopsis


 


ACT I 

The morning after the Streltsy revolt.


Moscow comes back to normal after the rebellion that had shed much blood.



The report


Shaklovity dictates to a clerk the report letter in which he claims that the Khovanskys, father and son, were the instigators of the revolt.



Lists on a Pole


The clerk reads aloud the list of those perished during the revolt.



“The Big One is Coming!”


Prince Khovansky, head of the Streltsy, enters. He leads his squad to patrol the city of Moscow.



Andrei and Emma


Ivan Khovansky’s son, Andrei, pursues a German girl, Emma, who caught his attention. Marfa,


Andrei’s former lover, protects the girl.



“Why Raving?..” 


Ivan Khovansky returns. He sees the German beauty and commands the Streltsy to take her to his chambers. Andrei does not want to surrender the girl to his father. The two are ready to engage in a fight, but Dosifei, leader of the schismatics, stops them. He appeals to them to forget all strives and get united in the face of upcoming misfortune –the division and downfall of Russia.

ACT II



Fortune-telling 


Marfa, who has been summoned to Prince Golitsyn, an all-powerful minion of the Czarevna Sophia’s, foretells his forthcoming disgrace and exile. The frightened Golitsyn gives an order to have Marfa drowned.



Conspiracy of the Princes


Prince Ivan Khovansky comes to Golitsyn followed by Dosifei, who in his layman past was known as Prince Myshetsky. Each one of them tries to claim the power, and they fail to agree on common actions against the young Czar Peter. Marfa comes back and tells how she had been rescued by Peter’s soldiers. Shaklovity brings a frightening piece of news: Czar Peter has received the report against the Khovanskys and ordered an investigation.

INTERMISSION

ACT III



“My Love - the Terrible Torture…”  


Susanna, a schismatic, judges Marfa for giving in to sinful temptation. Dosifei stands for Marfa.



“The Streltsy’s Nest Sleeps”


Shaklovity comes to the Streltsy Borough. He tries to imagine what kind of power might save Russia from her enemies.



“Father, Father, Come Out to Us…” 


The Streltsy wake up. A clerk brings news of Peter’s troops approaching. The Streltsy call for Ivan Khovansky, wishing to hear his order. But  Khovansky refuses to lead the Streltsy into battle and orders them to disperse to their homes.

ACT IV



Punishment


Ivan Khovansky is ill at ease even though he feels safe inside his own house. A minion of Prince Golitsyn’s brings Khovansky a warning, but he brushes it aside and consequently falls victim of sent assassins. The disgraced Prince Golitsyn gets exiled. The Streltsy who had already mounted the scaffold are pardoned by Czar Peter.

ACT V



The Skit


Having gathered together the schismatics commit self-immolation.




Casts & Credits
Director: Alexander Titel
Lighting Designer: Damir Ismagilov
Principal Chorus Master: Stanislav Lykov
        

    

    

                
    
                    

        

            

                            

            

                            

        

    

	

        
Director: Alexander Titel
Lighting Designer: Damir Ismagilov
Principal Chorus Master: Stanislav Lykov
    

    

			

		





	


	

	

		


			

				

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