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Cavalleria Rusticana, Pietro Mascagni, En La Historia Del Gran Teatre Del Liceu CRONOLOGÍA LICEÍSTA Se incluye un listado con las representaciones de Cavalleria rusticana, Pietro Mascagni, en la historia del Gran Teatre del Liceu. Estreno absoluto: Teatro Costanzi, de Roma, 17 de mayo de 1890 Estreno en el Gran Teatre del Liceu: 9 de mayo de 1891 Última representación antes de la temporada actual: 20 de abril de 2011 Número de representaciones en el Liceu: 107 TEMPORADA DE PRIMAVERA DE 1891 9-V-1891 1ª parte: Acto III de “Rigoletto” (Verdi). 2ª parte: Obertura de “Les vêpres siciliennes” (Verdi) + Cuadro I del acto III de “Lucia di Lammermoor” (Donizetti). 3ª parte: CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 4 Número histórico: 1,2,3,4 Fechas: 9, 10, 12, 14 mayo 1891. Crítica: Diario de Barcelona 11 mayo 1891. Santuzza: Matilde Rodríguez Lola: Virginia Guerrini Turiddu: Emilio De Marchi Alfio: Eugeni Laban Lucia: Margarida Julià Director: Edoardo Mascheroni (El programa de cada función se completó con estas opciones: fragmentos de “Rigoletto”, “Les vêpres siciliennes”, “Lucia di Lammermoor”, “Lohengrin”, “La Gioconda”, “L’Arlésienne” y “Tannhäuser”) TEMPORADA 1894-1895 15-I-1895 Actos I y III de “Manon” (Massenet) por H. Darclée + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 5 Número histórico: 5,6,7,8,9 Fechas: 15, 17, 20, 29 enero / 2 febrero 1895. Santuzza: Hariclea Darclée Elisa Bassi-Orfila (2 febrero) Lola: Giuseppina Giaconia Turiddu: Giuseppe Moretti / Oreste Gennari (29 enero) Alfio: Rogelio Astillero Director: Francesco Spetrino 1 (El programa de cada función se completó con estas opciones: “Pagliacci”, el ballet “Die Puppenfee” (Bayer) y fragmentos de “Manon” (Massenet), “Els hugonots” y del ballet “Coppélia”) TEMPORADA DE PRIMAVERA DE 1895 18-IV-1895 Actos I y III de “Manon” (Massenet) por Hariclea Darclée y Giuseppe Moretti + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 2 Número histórico: 10,11 Fechas: 18, 28 abril 1895. Santuzza: Hariclea Darclée Lola: Giuseppina Giaconia Turiddu: Manuel Suáñez / Giuseppe Moretti (28 abril) Alfio: Rogelio Astillero Lucia: Angelina Nava Director: Vittorio Podesti (El programa de cada función se completó con estos actos de “Manon” (Massenet) TEMPORADA 1895-1896 9-I-1896 Obertura de “Dinorah” de Meyerbeer + PEPITA JIMÉNEZ + Música de los bailables de “Henry Clifford” (Albéniz) + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 5 Número histórico: 12,13,14,15,16 Fechas: 9, 11, 12, 19, 22 enero 1896. Santuzza: Carlotta Calvi-Calvi Turiddu: Oreste Gennari Alfio: Pelayo Aldobrandi Director: Vittorio Maria Vanzo (El programa de cada función se completó con estas opciones: “Pepita Jiménez” y fragmentos de “Dinorah”, “Henry Clifford”, “Tannhäuser”, “Lohengrin”, “Lucia di Lammermoor”, “Guillaume Tell” y ”Otello”) TEMPORADA 1896-1897 30-I-1897 Actos I y II de “Manon Lescaut” (Puccini) + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 2 Número histórico: 17, 18. Fechas: 30, 31 enero 1897. 2 Santuzza: Eva Tetrazzini Turiddu: Fiorello Giraud Alfio: Rodolfo Angelini-Fornari Director: Cleofonte Campanini (El programa de cada función se completó con diferentes actos de “Manon Lescaut” (Puccini) TEMPORADA DE PRIMAVERA DE 1898 4-V-1898 Acto I y cuadro II del acto III de “Manon” (Massenet) por Rosina Storchio, Manuel Suáñez y Carlo Buti + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 3 Número histórico: 4, 5, 7 mayo 1898. Fechas: 19, 20, 21. Nota: “Necesitando el Sr. Bonci descanso para el restablecimiento de su salud, el tenor señor Suagnez (sic) se ha ofrecido sin pretension alguna á tomar parte en la funcion de esta noche en obsequio á la beneficiada. El señor Bonci tiene la salud algo quebrantada”. Santuzza: Rosina Storchio Turiddu: Manuel Suáñez Alfio: Carlo Buti Director: Rodolfo Ferrari (El programa de cada función se completó con con fragmentos de “Manon” (Massenet) y “Il barbiere di Siviglia”) TEMPORADA 1898-1899 12-I-1899 PAGLIACCI + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 3 Fechas: 12, 13, 15 gener 1899. Número histórico: 22, 23, 24. Santuzza: Emilia Corsi Lola: Maria Bellier Turiddu: Tomàs Franco Alfio: Cesare Cioni / Edoardo Sottolana Lucia: Maria Chivers Director: Joaquim Maria Vehils (El programa de cada función se completó con estas opciones: “Pagliacci” y fragmentos de “Lucia di Lammermoor” y “Tannhäuser”) 3 TEMPORADA 1904-1905 2-II-1905: Actos I y II de “Hänsel und Gretel” (Humperdinck) + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 4 Fechas: 2, 4, 7, 12 febrero 1905. Número histórico: 25, 26, 27, 28. Santuzza: Maria Giudice Lola: Teresina Ferraris / ? (12 febrero) Turiddu: Amedeo Bassi Alfio: Virgilio Bellatti Lucia: Maria Chivers Director: Giuseppe Barone (2 febrer) Joan Goula Fité (4, 7, 12 febrer) (El programa de cada función se completó con estas opciones: “Marxa en si menor” (Schubert) y fragmentos de “Hänsel und Gretel”, “Der fliegende Holländer”, “Tannhäuser”, “La damnation de Faust” y “La bohème”. TEMPORADA 1906-1907 10-I-1907 AMICA de Mascagni + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 4 Fechas: 10, 13, 18, 20 enero 1907. Número histórico: 29, 30, 31, 32. Nota: La Sra. Verger acceptó el papel de Lola en homenaje al maestro Mascagni. Santuzza: Elena Bianchini-Cappelli (10, 13, 18 enero) Elvira Magliulo (20 enero) Lola: Maria Verger Turiddu: Julián Biel (10, 13, 18 enero) Antonio Agostini (20 enero) Alfio: Francisco Molina Director: l’autor, Pietro Mascagni (El programa de cada función se completó con estas opciones: “Amica” (Mascagni) y “Sinfonía nº. 5” (Beethoven) TEMPORADA 1907-1908 4-I-1908 CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA + PAGLIACCI Número de representaciones: 9 Fechas: 4, 5, 8, 9, 12, 22, 29 gener / 2, 11 febrero 1908. Número histórico: 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41. 4 Santuzza: Emilia Corsi Lola: Maria Verger Turiddu: Francesco Fazzini Alfio: Michele De Padova Director: Vittorio Podesti (El programa de cada función se completó con estas opciones: “Pagliacci” y “Coppélia”) TEMPORADA 1911-1912 17-I-1912 CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA + TITAINA (Enric Morera) Número de representaciones: 6 Fechas: 17, 18, 21, 24 enero / 2, 6 febrero 1912. Número histórico: 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47. Santuzza: Vittoria D’Ornelli Lola: Fiora Perini Turiddu: Emilio Perea Alfio: Ernesto Badini Lucia: Adela Gassull Director: Augusto Dall’Acqua (El programa se completó con “Titaina” (Morera) TEMPORADA 1912-1913 19-XI-1912 CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA + PAGLIACCI Número de representaciones: 2 Fechas: 19, 26 noviembre 1912. Número histórico: 48, 49. Santuzza: Adelina Agostinelli Lola: Conxita Callao Turiddu: Alberto Alberti (19 noviembre) Nino Grancini (26 noviembre) Alfio: Adolfo Pacini Lucia: Dolors Balcells Director: Vicente Petri (El programa se completó con “Pagliacci”) TEMPORADA 1913-1914 7-XII-1913 Actos I y II de “Rigoletto” (Verdi) + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA 5 Número de representaciones: 4 Fechas: 7, 11, 14 diciembre 1913 / 24 enero 1914. Número histórico: 50, 51, 52, 53. Nota: Pietro Gubellini debía cantar los dos actos de “Rigoletto” y Bernardo De Muro “Cavalleria rusticana”. Se anuncia que por indisposición de Bernardo De Muro, Pietro Gubellini cantará “Rigoletto” y “Cavalleria”.Pero Gubellini también está indispuesto y solo puede cantar “Rigoletto”.En “Cavalleria” lo substituye Miquel Mulleras. Santuzza: Margot Kaftal (7, 14 diciembre) Conxita Supervia (11 diciembre; enero) Lola: Adele Ponzano Turiddu: Miquel Mulleras (7 noviembre) Bernardo De Muro (11, 14 diciembre) Pietro Gubellini (24 enero) Alfio: Adolfo Pacini Lucia: Enriqueta Casas Director: Giulio Falconi (El programa de cada función se completó con estas opciones: “Il barbiere di Siviglia” y fragmentos de “Rigoletto”, “Andrea Chénier” y “L’Africaine) TEMPORADA 1915-1916 13-II-1916 CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA + PAGLIACCI Número de representaciones: 2 Fechas: 13, 23 febrero 1916. Número histórico: 54, 55. Santuzza: Adelina Agostinelli Lola: Maria Moreno Turiddu: Carlo Broccardi Alfio: Romano Rasponi Lucia: Creusa Casadei Director: Alfredo Padovani (El programa se completó con “Pagliacci”) TEMPORADA 1918-1919 2-II-1919 PAGLIACCI + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 3 Fechas: 2, 5, 24 febrero 1919. Número histórico: 56, 57, 58. Santuzza: Fidela Campiña Lola: Purita Taboada Turiddu: Dugen Eguileor Alfio: Carmelo Maugeri Lucia: Enriqueta Casas 6 Josefina Bugatto (24 febrero) Director: Joaquim Vehils Director de escena: Eugeni Salarich (El programa de cada función se completó con estas opciones: “Pagliacci”, “La morisca”, fragmentos de ”Els hugonots” y “Tannhäuser” y la sardana “Juny”) TEMPORADA 1920-1921 4-I-1921 Serata d’onore de Tina Poli-Randaccio: Ballet de “La Gioconda” (Ponchielli) con la primera ballarina Dolores Galli + Acto II de “Tosca” (Puccini) por Tina Poli-Randaccio, Luigi Montesanto y Giuseppe Campioni + CAVALLERIA RUSTICANA Número de representaciones: 1 Fechas: 4 gener 1921. Número histórico: 59. Santuzza: Tina Poli-Randaccio Lola: Elena Lucci Turiddu: Giuseppe Campioni Alfio: Mario Basiola (debut) Lucia: Purita Taboada Director: Giuseppe Baroni (El programa se completó con fragmentos de “La Gioconda” y “Tosca”) TEMPORADA 1925-1926 Número de representaciones: 1 Fecha: 9 febrer 1926. Número histórico: 60. Santuzza: Hina Spani Lola: Conchita Velázquez Turiddu: Costantino Folco-Bottaro Alfio: Josep Segura-Tallien Lucia: Alexina Zanardi Director: Franco Paolantonio Director de escena: Filippo Dadò (El programa se completó con “Pagliacci”) TEMPORADA DE PRIMAVERA DE 1929 28-V-1929 Función de gala y con asistencia de S.A.R. el príncipe de Udine: Cuadro II del acto II de ”Aida” (Verdi) por Michele Fiore, Angela Rossini, Hina Spani, Aníbal
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