CAPITOL THEATRE OF OPERA AND YOUNG MASTER
Toulouse. Capitol Sunday, October 19, 2008. George Enescu: Oedipus (1936), a tragic opera in four acts with a libretto by Edmond Fleg. Directed by: Nicolas Joel and Stephen Roche sets: Ezio Frigerio; Costumes: Franca Squarciapino; Lighting: Vinicio Cheli. With: Frank Ferrari (Oedipus), Sylvie Brunet (Jocasta), Marie-Nicole Lemieux (the Sphinx), Amel Brahim-Djelloul (Antigone), Maria Jose Montiel (Merope), Arutjun Kotchinian (Tiresias), Vincent Le Texier (Creon) Emiliano Gonzalez Toro (The Shepherd), Enzo Capuano (Le Grand-ready), Harry Peeters (Phorbas), Jerome Varner (watchman), Andrew Schroeder (Theseus), Leonardo Pezzino (Laius) ...
Capitol Chorus (chorus master: Patrick Marie Aubert)
Master Capitol (conductor: David Godfrey)
Choir Opera Bordeaux (conductor: Jacques Blanc)
Orchestre National du Capitole, Pinchas Steinberg, direction. France Musique broadcast on October 25 to 19 hours.
To celebrate the centenary of Verdi's death, the Capitol Theatre opens its 2001-2002 season with Otello, directed by Nicolas Joel who will find this opportunity Ezio Frigerio and Franca Squarciapino Vinicio Cheli.
Editor of the great French conductor Alain Lombard, Vladimir Galouzine, the most electrifying tenor of today, will play Otello with the Chilean soprano Cristina Gallardo-Domas and Jean-Philippe Lafont, who will perform with Iago-making role expected.
Musical Director: Director: Sets: Costumes: Light: Alain Lombard Nicolas
JoelEzio FrigerioFranca SquarciapinoVinicio Cheli
INTERPRETERS
Otello
Vladimir Galouzine
Andrej Lantsov
Iago
Jean-Philippe Lafont
Tomasz Krzysica
Cassio Roderigo
Claude Minich
Lodovico
Luigi Roni Montano
Philippe Fourcade
Desdemona
Cristina Gallardo-Domas 
Emilia Elena Cassian Orchestre National du Capitole CapitoleChœur Direction: Peter Iodice
Mastery CapitoleDirection: David Godfrey
New Production 
Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924)
Il Trittico
Three operas in one of Giuseppe Adami acteLivrets (I) and Giovacchino Forzano (II and III) Directed by Stephane RocheScénographie, Nicolas Joel, Nicolas de Lajartre CazalèsCostumes and Pascale, Gerard AudierLumières, Allain Vincent
IL TABARRO
Michele, Juan PonsLuigi, Nicola Rossi GiordanoTinca Ricardo CassinelliTalpa Michele BianchiniGiorgetta, Doina DimitriuFrugola Claudia MarchiUn venditore di canzonette Alberto PoesinaDue Amanti, Zena Baker et Michel Dauzon
SISTER ANGELICA Sister Angelica's aunt Princess Tamar IveriLa, Marjana LipovsekLa abbess, Sister Cynthia of molality MONITOR, Claudia Marchil mistress of novices, Ninth JavakhidzeSuor Genoveva, Eunyee Youla nun nurse GaloisSuor Osmina Cécile, Bénédicte Clermont- PezousSuor Dolcina, Catherine AlcoverroLe seeker, Zena Baker, Nadia YermaniLe converse, Cécile Crozat, Anne-Karine VarautLe novices, Muriel Chauvin, Gersende Dezitter
Gianni Schicchi Gianni Schicchi, Juan PonsLauretta, Anne-Catherine GilletZita, Cinzia de MolaRinuccio, Ismael JordiGherardo, Ricardo CassinelliNella, Eunyee YouBetto Signa, Frédéric CatonSimone, Michele BianchiniMarco Andre HeyboerLa CIESC Claudia MarchiMaestro Spinelloccio, Eric Martin-BonnetSer Amantio di Nicolao, Sergei StilmachenkoPinellino, BoudierGuccio Yves Didier PizzolitoGherardino, Hoang-Lam Phan Thanh
CapitoleChœur Orchestre National du Capitole, executive Patrick Marie Aubert
Children's Choir Capitol, Executive Director David Godfrey
music, Marco ArmiliatoToulouse
May 9, 2006
MAKE AN OPERA
! The Little Sweep by Benjamin Britten
Libretto by Eric Crozier
Opera in two acts created and three at the Aldeburgh Festival in June 1949 Musical director Christophe
LARRIEU
Branch Master David
GODFROID
Direction and scenography
Luke MONTECH
Costumes
Marianne Rigal
Enlightenment
Alain Guichard
Let's work is an opera in 3 acts.
The first 2 are in the form of comedy and represent the preparation and repetition of the little sweep, opera by and for children, given in the last part.
Act I, Scene 1. The living room of the house of Mrs.. Parworthy.
The different characters are grouped around Mrs. Parworthy who tells them a story that was conveyed by his own grandmother Juliet Brook. Enthused by this story, the children decide to do a show: will it be a play or an opera? Opera is chosen: but will it be ready in time to be presented during the Christmas holidays?
scene 2. Early stages of rehearsal and successful audition for Max Westleton. Some fragments of the opera music that we hear later are introduced here.
Act II. The stage just before the dress rehearsal of the little sweep. The conductor rehearsed the songs that the public should be interpreted. The Little Chimney Sweep opening but did not begin with one of the songs that require the participation of a choir or / audience: "The song's Chimney Sweep." This air, which is sung before the curtain, trying to familiarize the performers with five beats. The curtain rises on the nursery.
Clem and Bob Black, two sweeps, each in turn sing "Song of the Chimney Sweep", dragging with them the little Sammy, their apprentice chimney sweep. They come to clean the chimney of the nursery.
Miss Baggott, the housekeeper, takes Rowan, the nurse, to protect the piece of dust. Then the two sweeps viciously tear Sammy at his clothes, hoisted into the fireplace, ordering him: "Gratte pipe or what we will do burned alive." Children have borne Rowan, Juliet Brook, Brook Gay, Sophie Brook, John Crome, Tina and Hugh Crome Crome, begin a game of hide and seek in the nursery when John and Juliet hear about in the chimney: "In Help, I'm stuck! "
They call their friends (in this part, the dialogue is spoken) and together they took the rope and begin to shoot.
Then Sammy falls from the chimney. Before the prayers of Sammy, the children decide to hide in their closet for toys. When Miss Baggott and two sweeps back they realize the loss of Sammy. Clem and Bob Black call with Miss Baggott, they embark on a vindictive and ferocious trio "Wait until the catch! "And then disappear to get their apprentice, leaving unanswered the screams of Miss Baggott:" Come back! "Appears
Rowan singing a rather agitated recitative, followed by a softer rhyme, expressing his desire to see Sammy escape his masters.
Children arrive and ask for help. That's when Sammy explains her situation to children: his father had to sell it to find the money to support his family.
Suddenly, Miss Baggott happens. Sammy is hidden in the closet for toys, however, the government wants to ensure that all toys have been properly stored. It was then that Juliet saves the day by simulating fainting. The scene
resumed the following morning when Juliet brings breakfast to Sammy.
Children have organized the escape of Sammy: They hide in a trunk and place it in a stagecoach. When the coach departs, the children rush to send their farewells to Sammy. Thus ends the opera.
Seed artists at the Theatre des Minimes Mazades
. "The Little Sweep" an opera with and for children.
OAS_AD ("position 1");
"Let's opera The Little Sweep" will mobilize this weekend, a dozen children and adults at the Theatre des Mazades. Production of the season for young audiences of the Capitol Theatre, the opera is signed Benjamin Britten, English composer of the twentieth century died in 1976. Blending the voices of children and adults, the piece is interactive, playful, dreamlike and festive. According to the method of play within the play, "Faison an opera! The little sweep "behind the scenes begins with the design and preparation of the book. "The Little Sweep "will then run in the second half. The public is called upon. He was invited to sing some choruses while Britten gives him all the mysteries of songwriting.
Montech Luke, director of the Théâtre Jules Julien, staged production, created with much success in 2003 at the Théâtre Sorano. "It addresses a theme here that is both artistic and educational - how to make an opera - where the unquestionable value of music and song gives a real purpose in this work," he says. Displayed for seven performances, "The Little Sweep" is accompanied by a group musicians of the Orchestre du Capitole and under the musical direction of Christopher Larrieu. The Children's Choir of the Capitol was prepared by David Godfrey. The adult characters are played by Catherine Alcoverro, Florian Westphal, Benjamin Auriol and Elodie Cassarino.
NOAH'S ARK OF BENJAMIN BRITTEN
The peculiarity of this opera is being written primarily for young performers. This production requires quite a long outstanding work.
The plot depicts a conflict between Noah who executes orders
God and his wife who mocks the preparations and refuses to enter the ark. The children they are soloists (the six children of Noah) or chorus (animals) sing along parts of the work full of confidence in the future as Noah's wife (mezzo-soprano), accompanied its gossips (gossips), quarreled with her husband.
PARADISE FOR CATS
Created June 24, 1986 at the Theatre de Paris after a Japanese folk tale published by Editions Gründ
Music and libretto by Vladimir
KOUJOUKHAROV
Musical director Christophe Larrieu
Directed by Veronica
RISCHARD
Sets
Bastien FOREST
Costumes
Marianne Rigal
Light
Genevieve SOUBIROU
Capitol Branch Master David GODFROID
MEMORIES FLY
Opera for and by children. The Master of the Capitol-up of children aged 7-19 years-performer "children's opera," Memories soared. Toulouse Cultures slipped backstage at the show.
A pair of lovers, families, hostile, a clumsy scientist, a giant amnesiac ... Here for the main Recollections of the performance ingredients flown. Add to that a good dose of spontaneity and purity of children's voices. For Memories flew not only an opera for children. It is a children's opera, "says the composer Olivier Dejours. And for good reason. With the exception of the giant role assigned to an adult (the singer Young-Min Suk), all characters are played by young people aged 7-19 years, members of the Master of the Capitol led by David Godfrey.
Article of the despatch of the south
RECITAL IN FAMILY
The Capitol Theatre hosts the second recital in the family, lasting one hour, for children from 6 years to allow younger audiences to understand the lyrical voice and his repertoire. After the Christmas concert, the second is devoted to famous works including "The Little Chimney Sweep" of the composer Benjamin Britten. Also on the program "Otello" by Giuseppe Verdi, "Carmen" by Georges Bizet, "Brundibar" by Hans Krasa with the voices of the choir of the Capitol and the Choir, directed by David Godfrey. He will be accompanied by pianist Pierre-Paul Laeuffer.
Saturday, January 31 at 18h, Theatre of Mazades (10, av des Mazades) Prices € € 3.5 and 9. Tel. 05.61.63.13.13.
The despatch of the south 06/19/2002
VOICES OF CHILDREN FOR OPERA RISES FROM THE WAR
Enchanted Aninka Pepicek and two children looking for some money to help their ailing mother. In the street, where they try to sing, they encounter Brundibar, a wicked man playing the barrel organ. On this history, the Czech composer Hans Krasa wrote in 1938 an opera for young audiences, called "Brundibar," the odious character name. The occupation of Czechoslovakia the Germans the following year's work has unfortunately deprived of a public creation: the opera was performed for the first time in a Jewish orphanage. In 1942, Hans Krasa was deported to Terezin concentration camp. He finds the Czech musicians and children of the orphanage. It takes "Bundibar. The work will be performed 54 times in its instrumental version in the presence of the camp authorities. 16 October 1944, Hans Krasa was transferred to Auschwitz. He died two days later in a gas chamber.
Chantal Galiana, who directed the French adaptation of "Brundibar", discovered the shocking story of the camp Terezin and the opera at a theater workshop on children and war.
"Hans Krasa's music touched me immediately," she says, "By listening to a lullaby, just before the finale, I decided to mount the opera, the emblem of strength and the hope, sung by parable childish voices. It is a joyous work that conveys a painful memory. " Toulouse
200 schoolchildren have learned the work all year in class, as part of an operation conducted in educational partnership between the Theatre du Capitole and the school inspectorate. They worked for several months with David Godfrey, conductor of the mastery of the Capitol.
They occur under the baton of Claude Cuguillère, along with young singers from the choir. Anne-Marie
Shushan
Thursday, June 20 to 20 30 pm, Saturday 22 at 10 am and 15 pm at the Capitol Theatre (Capitol Square, Metro: Capitol). There are still places. Price: 3, 5 € (children), 9 € (adults). Tel. 05.61.63.13.13.
Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924)
Il Trittico
Three operas in one of Giuseppe Adami acteLivrets (I) and Giovacchino Forzano (II and III) Directed by Stephane RocheScénographie, Nicolas Joel, Nicolas de Lajartre CazalèsCostumes and Pascale, Gerard AudierLumières, Allain Vincent
IL TABARRO
Michele, Juan PonsLuigi, Nicola Rossi GiordanoTinca Ricardo CassinelliTalpa Michele BianchiniGiorgetta, Doina DimitriuFrugola Claudia MarchiUn venditore di canzonette Alberto PoesinaDue Amanti, Zena Baker et Michel Dauzon
SISTER ANGELICA Sister Angelica's aunt Princess Tamar IveriLa, Marjana LipovsekLa abbess, Sister Cynthia of molality MONITOR, Claudia Marchil mistress of novices, Ninth JavakhidzeSuor Genoveva, Eunyee Youla nun nurse GaloisSuor Osmina Cécile, Bénédicte Clermont- PezousSuor Dolcina, Catherine AlcoverroLe seeker, Zena Baker, Nadia YermaniLe converse, Cécile Crozat, Anne-Karine VarautLe novices, Muriel Chauvin, Gersende Dezitter
Gianni Schicchi Gianni Schicchi, Juan PonsLauretta, Anne-Catherine GilletZita, Cinzia de MolaRinuccio, Ismael JordiGherardo, Ricardo CassinelliNella, Eunyee YouBetto Signa, Frédéric CatonSimone, Michele BianchiniMarco Andre HeyboerLa CIESC Claudia MarchiMaestro Spinelloccio, Eric Martin-BonnetSer Amantio di Nicolao, Sergei StilmachenkoPinellino, BoudierGuccio Yves Didier PizzolitoGherardino, Hoang-Lam Phan Thanh
CapitoleChœur Orchestre National du Capitole, executive Patrick Marie Aubert
Children's Choir Capitol, Executive Director David Godfrey
music, Marco ArmiliatoToulouse
May 9, 2006
MAKE AN OPERA
! The Little Sweep by Benjamin Britten
Libretto by Eric Crozier
Opera in two acts created and three at the Aldeburgh Festival in June 1949 Musical director Christophe
LARRIEU
Branch Master David
GODFROID
Direction and scenography
Luke MONTECH
Costumes
Marianne Rigal
Enlightenment
Alain Guichard
Let's work is an opera in 3 acts.
The first 2 are in the form of comedy and represent the preparation and repetition of the little sweep, opera by and for children, given in the last part.
Act I, Scene 1. The living room of the house of Mrs.. Parworthy.
The different characters are grouped around Mrs. Parworthy who tells them a story that was conveyed by his own grandmother Juliet Brook. Enthused by this story, the children decide to do a show: will it be a play or an opera? Opera is chosen: but will it be ready in time to be presented during the Christmas holidays?
scene 2. Early stages of rehearsal and successful audition for Max Westleton. Some fragments of the opera music that we hear later are introduced here.
Act II. The stage just before the dress rehearsal of the little sweep. The conductor rehearsed the songs that the public should be interpreted. The Little Chimney Sweep opening but did not begin with one of the songs that require the participation of a choir or / audience: "The song's Chimney Sweep." This air, which is sung before the curtain, trying to familiarize the performers with five beats. The curtain rises on the nursery.
Clem and Bob Black, two sweeps, each in turn sing "Song of the Chimney Sweep", dragging with them the little Sammy, their apprentice chimney sweep. They come to clean the chimney of the nursery.
Miss Baggott, the housekeeper, takes Rowan, the nurse, to protect the piece of dust. Then the two sweeps viciously tear Sammy at his clothes, hoisted into the fireplace, ordering him: "Gratte pipe or what we will do burned alive." Children have borne Rowan, Juliet Brook, Brook Gay, Sophie Brook, John Crome, Tina and Hugh Crome Crome, begin a game of hide and seek in the nursery when John and Juliet hear about in the chimney: "In Help, I'm stuck! "
They call their friends (in this part, the dialogue is spoken) and together they took the rope and begin to shoot.
Then Sammy falls from the chimney. Before the prayers of Sammy, the children decide to hide in their closet for toys. When Miss Baggott and two sweeps back they realize the loss of Sammy. Clem and Bob Black call with Miss Baggott, they embark on a vindictive and ferocious trio "Wait until the catch! "And then disappear to get their apprentice, leaving unanswered the screams of Miss Baggott:" Come back! "Appears
Rowan singing a rather agitated recitative, followed by a softer rhyme, expressing his desire to see Sammy escape his masters.
Children arrive and ask for help. That's when Sammy explains her situation to children: his father had to sell it to find the money to support his family.
Suddenly, Miss Baggott happens. Sammy is hidden in the closet for toys, however, the government wants to ensure that all toys have been properly stored. It was then that Juliet saves the day by simulating fainting. The scene
resumed the following morning when Juliet brings breakfast to Sammy.
Children have organized the escape of Sammy: They hide in a trunk and place it in a stagecoach. When the coach departs, the children rush to send their farewells to Sammy. Thus ends the opera.
Seed artists at the Theatre des Minimes Mazades
. "The Little Sweep" an opera with and for children.
OAS_AD ("position 1");
"Let's opera The Little Sweep" will mobilize this weekend, a dozen children and adults at the Theatre des Mazades. Production of the season for young audiences of the Capitol Theatre, the opera is signed Benjamin Britten, English composer of the twentieth century died in 1976. Blending the voices of children and adults, the piece is interactive, playful, dreamlike and festive. According to the method of play within the play, "Faison an opera! The little sweep "behind the scenes begins with the design and preparation of the book. "The Little Sweep "will then run in the second half. The public is called upon. He was invited to sing some choruses while Britten gives him all the mysteries of songwriting.
Montech Luke, director of the Théâtre Jules Julien, staged production, created with much success in 2003 at the Théâtre Sorano. "It addresses a theme here that is both artistic and educational - how to make an opera - where the unquestionable value of music and song gives a real purpose in this work," he says. Displayed for seven performances, "The Little Sweep" is accompanied by a group musicians of the Orchestre du Capitole and under the musical direction of Christopher Larrieu. The Children's Choir of the Capitol was prepared by David Godfrey. The adult characters are played by Catherine Alcoverro, Florian Westphal, Benjamin Auriol and Elodie Cassarino.
NOAH'S ARK OF BENJAMIN BRITTEN
The peculiarity of this opera is being written primarily for young performers. This production requires quite a long outstanding work.
The plot depicts a conflict between Noah who executes orders
God and his wife who mocks the preparations and refuses to enter the ark. The children they are soloists (the six children of Noah) or chorus (animals) sing along parts of the work full of confidence in the future as Noah's wife (mezzo-soprano), accompanied its gossips (gossips), quarreled with her husband.
PARADISE FOR CATS
Created June 24, 1986 at the Theatre de Paris after a Japanese folk tale published by Editions Gründ
Music and libretto by Vladimir
KOUJOUKHAROV
Musical director Christophe Larrieu
Directed by Veronica
RISCHARD
Sets
Bastien FOREST
Costumes
Marianne Rigal
Light
Genevieve SOUBIROU
Capitol Branch Master David GODFROID
MEMORIES FLY
Opera for and by children. The Master of the Capitol-up of children aged 7-19 years-performer "children's opera," Memories soared. Toulouse Cultures slipped backstage at the show.
A pair of lovers, families, hostile, a clumsy scientist, a giant amnesiac ... Here for the main Recollections of the performance ingredients flown. Add to that a good dose of spontaneity and purity of children's voices. For Memories flew not only an opera for children. It is a children's opera, "says the composer Olivier Dejours. And for good reason. With the exception of the giant role assigned to an adult (the singer Young-Min Suk), all characters are played by young people aged 7-19 years, members of the Master of the Capitol led by David Godfrey.
Article of the despatch of the south
RECITAL IN FAMILY
The Capitol Theatre hosts the second recital in the family, lasting one hour, for children from 6 years to allow younger audiences to understand the lyrical voice and his repertoire. After the Christmas concert, the second is devoted to famous works including "The Little Chimney Sweep" of the composer Benjamin Britten. Also on the program "Otello" by Giuseppe Verdi, "Carmen" by Georges Bizet, "Brundibar" by Hans Krasa with the voices of the choir of the Capitol and the Choir, directed by David Godfrey. He will be accompanied by pianist Pierre-Paul Laeuffer. Saturday, January 31 at 18h, Theatre of Mazades (10, av des Mazades) Prices € € 3.5 and 9. Tel. 05.61.63.13.13.
The despatch of the south 06/19/2002 VOICES OF CHILDREN FOR OPERA RISES FROM THE WAR
Enchanted Aninka Pepicek and two children looking for some money to help their ailing mother. In the street, where they try to sing, they encounter Brundibar, a wicked man playing the barrel organ. On this history, the Czech composer Hans Krasa wrote in 1938 an opera for young audiences, called "Brundibar," the odious character name. The occupation of Czechoslovakia the Germans the following year's work has unfortunately deprived of a public creation: the opera was performed for the first time in a Jewish orphanage. In 1942, Hans Krasa was deported to Terezin concentration camp. He finds the Czech musicians and children of the orphanage. It takes "Bundibar. The work will be performed 54 times in its instrumental version in the presence of the camp authorities. 16 October 1944, Hans Krasa was transferred to Auschwitz. He died two days later in a gas chamber.
Chantal Galiana, who directed the French adaptation of "Brundibar", discovered the shocking story of the camp Terezin and the opera at a theater workshop on children and war.
"Hans Krasa's music touched me immediately," she says, "By listening to a lullaby, just before the finale, I decided to mount the opera, the emblem of strength and the hope, sung by parable childish voices. It is a joyous work that conveys a painful memory. " Toulouse
200 schoolchildren have learned the work all year in class, as part of an operation conducted in educational partnership between the Theatre du Capitole and the school inspectorate. They worked for several months with David Godfrey, conductor of the mastery of the Capitol.
They occur under the baton of Claude Cuguillère, along with young singers from the choir. Anne-Marie
Shushan
Thursday, June 20 to 20 30 pm, Saturday 22 at 10 am and 15 pm at the Capitol Theatre (Capitol Square, Metro: Capitol). There are still places. Price: 3, 5 € (children), 9 € (adults). Tel. 05.61.63.13.13.
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