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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Don Giovanni" (opera in 2 acts)

        
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Stanislavsky theatre, Moscow

            

    

            

    





        
    
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Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes (one intermission)
World premiere: Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko Moscow Academic Music Theatre, 10 June 2014

MAN, MYTH, OR MONSTER? Mozart’s multifaceted portrait of an unrepentant Casanova has fascinated audiences since its 1787 premiere. To this day it endures as opera’s ultimate cautionary tale about the human cost of unbridled lust. Featuring varied, evocative, and absolutely glorious music from overture to epilogue, a dynamic set of distinctively drawn characters, and a shocking, unforgettable finale, “the Don” stands apart as Mozart’s boldest masterpiece.






Sung In:


Italian








FOR VIEWERS OVER THE AGE OF 16








Music 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart




Libretto 
Lorenzo Da Ponte




Music Director and Conductor 
William Lacey




Conductor 
Timur Zangiev




Stage Director 
Alexander Titel




Set Designer 
Adomas Jacovskis




Costume Designer 
Maria Danilova




Lighting Designer 
Damir Ismagilov




Principal Chorus Master 
Stanislav Lykov










 


The score has been made available by Bärenreiter

World premiere: 29 October 1787
Gräflich Nostitzsches Nationaltheater, Prague


Premiere of the production: June 10, 2014
Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko
Moscow Academic Music Theatre






Overview




Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart defined the genre of his Don Giovanni as "dramma giocoso", that is, “merry drama”. Unless considered as a term for a specific genre, the phrase is a perfect oxymoron. But the truth is, Don Giovanni has more riddles and contradictions than any other opera. It mixes together fancy and reality, masks and real faces, sensitivity and cold moral admonition. It is hard to understand where one of the oppositions ends and the other begins.


Mozart and Lorenzo da Ponte, his librettist, composed Don Giovanni for the opera’s 1787 premiere performance in Prague. The local audiences were absolutely enraptured with the new Mozart work. However, the next production, in Vienna, was not met with quite such delight. Emperor Joseph II remarked that "Don Giovanni proved above the bend" of his Viennese. He could hardly have guessed that attempts to get to the bottom of Don Giovanni would be endless. Even today, two and a half centuries after the premiere, Mozart’s Don Giovanni remains an unsolved operatic enigma.










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Cast










Music Director and Conductor 


William Lacey






Conductor 


Timur Zangiev






Don Giovanni 


Dmitry Zuev


Dmitry Ulyanov






Leporello


Denis Makarov






Don Ottavio


Sergey Balashov


Bodgan Volkov


Artem Safronov






Masetto


Maxim Osokin


Alexey Shishlyaev






Donna Anna


Hibla Gerzmava


Maria Makeeva






Donna Elvira


Elena Guseva


Natalia Petrozhitskaya






Zerlina


Evgenia Afanasieva


Inna Klochko


Daria Terekhova






Il Commendatore


Felix Kudryavtsev












 


Synopsis


ACT I:


Seville, 1600s. At night, outside the Commendatore’s palace, Leporello grumbles about his duties as servant to Don Giovanni, a dissolute nobleman. Soon the masked Don appears, pursued by Donna Anna, the Commendatore’s daughter, whom he has tried to seduce. When the Commendatore himself answers Anna’s cries, he is killed in a duel by Giovanni, who escapes. Anna now returns with her fiancй, Don Ottavio. Finding her father dead, she makes Ottavio swear vengeance on the assassin.


At dawn, Giovanni flirts with a high-strung traveler outside a tavern. She turns out to be Donna Elvira, a woman he once seduced in Burgos, who is on his trail. Giovanni escapes while Leporello distracts Elvira by reciting his master’s long catalog of conquests. Peasants arrive, celebrating the nuptials of their friends Zerlina and Masetto; when Giovanni joins in, he pursues the bride, angering the groom, who is removed by Leporello. Alone with Zerlina, the Don applies his charm, but Elvira interrupts and protectively whisks the girl away. When Elvira returns to denounce him as a seducer, Giovanni is stymied further while greeting Anna, now in mourning, and Ottavio. Declaring Elvira mad, he leads her off. Anna, having recognized his voice, realizes Giovanni was her attacker.


Dressing for the wedding feast he has planned for the peasants, Giovanni exuberantly downs champagne.


Outside the palace, Zerlina begs Masetto to forgive her apparent infidelity. Masetto hides when the Don appears, emerging from the shadows as Giovanni corners Zerlina. The three enter the palace together. Elvira, Anna and Ottavio arrive in dominoes and masks and are invited to the feast by Leporello.


During the festivities, Leporello entices Masetto into the dance as Giovanni draws Zerlina out of the room. When the girl’s cries for help put him on the spot, Giovanni tries to blame Leporello. But no one is convinced; Elvira, Anna and Ottavio unmask and confront Giovanni, who barely escapes Ottavio’s drawn sword.


ACT II:


Under Elvira’s balcony, Leporello exchanges cloaks with Giovanni to woo the lady in his master’s stead. Leporello leads Elvira off, leaving the Don free to serenade Elvira’s maid. When Masetto passes with a band of armed peasants bent on punishing Giovanni, the disguised rake gives them false directions, then beats up Masetto. Zerlina arrives and tenderly consoles her betrothed.


In a passageway, Elvira and Leporello are surprised by Anna, Ottavio, Zerlina and Masetto, who, mistaking servant for master, threaten Leporello. Frightened, he unmasks and escapes. When Anna departs, Ottavio affirms his confidence in their love. Elvira, frustrated at her second betrayal by the Don, voices her rage.


Leporello catches up with his master in a cemetery, where a voice warns Giovanni of his doom. This is the statue of the Commendatore, which the Don proposes Leporello invite to dinner. When the servant reluctantly stammers an invitation, the statue accepts.


In her home, Anna, still in mourning, puts off Ottavio’s offer of marriage until her father is avenged.


Leporello is serving Giovanni’s dinner when Elvira rushes in, begging the Don, whom she still loves, to reform. But he waves her out contemptuously. At the door, her screams announce the Commendatore’s statue. Giovanni boldly refuses warnings to repent, even in the face of death. Flames engulf his house, and the sinner is dragged to hell.


Among the castle ruins, the others plan their future and recite the moral: such is the fate of a wrongdoer.
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