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Saaremaa Opera Days 2 0 SSaaremaaaaremaa OperaOpera DaysDays 2 0 1 3 1 Avastame paiku ja inimesi www.tuulelaevad.ee Saaremaa Ooperipäevade suurtoetaja Sarja kunstiline nõustaja Klaverisari Kalle Randalu Pianisti portree T 29. oktoober kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal R 4. oktoober kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal MIHKEL POLL (klaver) “Sümfooniline seiklus” Liszt, Brahms, Enescu, Bartók EESTI RIIKLIK SÜMFOONIAORKESTER Tõnu Kõrvits. Uus teos (esiettekanne) Solist Marina Šagutš (sopran, Peterburi Maria Teater) Dirigent Arvo Volmer Wagner. “Vorspiel und Liebestod” ooperist “Tristan ja Isolde” N 21. november kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal Wagner / Vlieger. Sümfooniline seiklus “Nibelungide sõrmus” “1974: Oscar Peterson Eestis” KRISTJAN RANDALU, JÜRMO EESPERE, R 8. november kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal Vanemuise kontserdimaja 15 SVEN KULLERKUPP, RAUN JUURIKAS, VANEMUISE SÜMFOONIAORKESTER Toivo Unt (bass), Brian Melvin (trummid) Christina Åstrand (viiul, Taani) Dirigent Paul Mägi T 17. detsember kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal Tšaikovski. Viiulikontsert D-duur “Sõnadeta laul” Tšaikovski. Sümfoonia nr 6 “Pateetiline” KALLE RANDALU (klaver) R 29. november kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Schumann jt “Üllatussümfoonia” Helena Tulve. Uus teos (esiettekanne) TALLINNA KAMMERORKESTER Solistid Kädy Plaas (sopran), Indrek Vau (trompet) Dirigent Risto Joost T 14. jaanuar kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal Haydn. “Üllatussümfoonia” ja trompetikontsert TOOMAS VANA (klaver) Mozart. Sümfooniad ja kontsertaariad Haydn, Brahms, Prokofj ev, Rahmaninov Mart Siimer. Uus teos (esiettekanne) N 27. veebruar kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal “Romantiline” 25. veebruar kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal RAHVUSOOPER ESTONIA ORKESTER Dirigent Vello Pähn “La valse” Bruckner. Sümfoonia nr 4 Es-duur, “Romantiline” PEETER LAUL (klaver, Venemaa) von Weber, Schubert, J. Strauss, Ravel jt L 22. märts kell 17 Estonia kontserdisaal Jaan Rääts. Uus teos (esiettekanne) Mozarti “Reekviem“ PÄRNU LINNAORKESTER EESTI FILHARMOONIA KAMMERKOOR, koori solistid T 18. märts kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal Dirigent Eri Klas MARTIN STADTFELD (klaver, Saksamaa) Mozart. Sümfoonia nr 40 Bach, Chopin Mozart. “Reekviem” K 23. aprill kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal N 3. aprill kell 15 Estonia kontserdisaal “Peer Gynt” YUNDI LI (klaver, Hiina) EMTA SÜMFOONIAORKESTER Dirigent TOOMAS VAVILOV Grieg. Orkestrisüit “Peer Gynt” Grieg. Klaverikontsert a-moll Liszt. Sümfooniline poeem “Prelüüdid” L 26. aprill kell 19 Estonia kontserdisaal “Kevad Itaalias” KLAASPÄRLIMÄNG SINFONIETTA Solist Massimo Mercelli (fl ööt, Itaalia) Dirigent Piercarlo Orizio (Itaalia) Respighi, Vivaldi, Salieri, Puccini, Sollima, Rossini SAAREMAA OOPERIPÄEVAD 2013 SAAREMAA OPERA DAYS 2013 21.–28. juuli July 21–28 Eesti esimene ooperifestival sündis 1999. aastal Saaremaa Th e fi rst opera festival in Estonia was born in 1999 in Kuressaare, pealinnas Kuressaares. Festivali keskseks toimumispaigaks sai on the island of Saaremaa. Festival is held at the medieval Lääne-Eesti populaarne turismiobjekt, keskaegne Kuressaare Episcopal Castle of Kuressaare, the one of the best known West loss. Lossi aed ning kindlusemüürid moodustavadki paiga, kuhu Estonian tourist attractions. Th e yard and walls of the castle are on paigutatud ligemale 1800 vaatajat majutav suvine ooperimaja. suitable for building up an opera house up to 1800 spectators. Alates 2008. aastast korraldab Saaremaa ooperipäevi Eesti Since 2008, the festival is organised by Eesti Kontsert and the Kontsert ning festivali kunstiline juht on Arne Mikk. Festival artistic director Arne Mikk. teeb koostööd mõlema Eesti ooperiteatriga (Vanemuine Th e festival collaborates with both Estonian opera theatres – ning Rahvusooper Estonia), aga ka ooperimajadega mujalt Vanemuine Th eatre and Estonian National Opera Th eatre, as maailmast. Saaremaal on oma parimate lavastustega esinenud well with opera companies from abroad. By now the companies järgmised ooperitrupid: Black American Opera (Broadway), of Black American Opera (Broadway), Latvian National Opera, Läti Rahvusooper, Stanislavski ja Nemirovitš-Dantšenko Nemerovitsh-Dantshenko Moscow Academic Music Th eatre, nimeline Moskva Akadeemiline Muusikateater, Ankara Riiklik Ankara State Opera and Ballet Th eatre and Moscow Helikon Ooperi- ja Balletiteater ning Moskva Helikon Opera. Laval on Opera have showed their best opera productions at Saaremaa. olnud Gershwini “Porgy ja Bess”, Mussorgski “Boriss Godunov”, Th e festival has presented the performances of Gershwin “Porgy Off enbachi “Hoff manni lood”, Reise’i “Rasputin”, Rossini “Sevilla and Bess”, Mussorgsky “Boris Godunov”, Off enbach “Th e Tales of habemeajaja”, Verdi “La traviata”, “Maskiball”, “Trubaduur” ja Hoff mann”, Verdi “La traviata”, “A Masked ball”, “Th e Troubadour” reekviem, Puccini “Madama Butterfl y”, “Turandot” ja “Boheem”, and Requiem, Puccini “Madama Butterfl y”, “Turandot” and “La Mozarti “Figaro pulm”, “Haaremirööv” ning Wagneri “Lendav Boheme”, Mozart “Th e Marriage of Figaro”, “Abduction from Hollandlane”. Seraglio”, Rossini “Th e Barber of Seville”, Reise “Rasputin” and Saaremaa ooperipäevadel on üles astunud Neeme Järvi, Eri Klas, Wagner “Th e Flying Dutchman”. José Cura, Karita Mattila, Anna Aglatova, Hibla Gerzmava, Soloists and conductors like Neeme Järvi, Eri Klas, Jose Cura, Matti Salminen, Jaakko Ryhänen, Jorma Hynninen, Ain Anger, Karita Mattila, Anna Aglatova, Hibla Gerzmava, Matti Salminen, Annely Peebo, Kristine Gailite, Mario Zeffi ri, Carlos Moreno, Jaakko Ryhänen, Jorma Hynninen, Ain Anger, Annely Peebo, Egils Silins, Johnny van Hal, Tatjana Anisimova jpt. Sel aastal Kristine Gailite, Mario Zeffi ri, Carlos Moreno, Egils Silins, Johnny on ooperipäevade külaliseks Th bilisi, Khuthaisi ning Bathumi Van Hal, Tatiana Anisimova and many others have starred at (Gruusia) ooperiteatrid, külakostiks Verdi “Attila” ja “Rigoletto”, Saaremaa Opera Days. Th is year the main quest of the festival Donizetti “Lucia di Lammermoor” ning Puccini “Madama are opera companies from Tbilisi, Kutaisi and Batumi (Georgia) Butterfl y”. presenting Verdi’s operas “Attila” and “Rigoletto”, Donizetti’s “Lucia di Lammermoor” and Puccini’s “Madama Butterfl y”. 7 P / Sun 21. juuli T / Tue 23. juuli 11.00–15.00 Festivali avahelid jumalateenistustel Saaremaa 18.00 Kuressaare Laurentiuse kirik / kirikutes / Festival opening chords at the services in churches of Kuressaare St. Lawrence Church Saaremaa “Giuseppe Verdi 200” Johanni van Oostrum (sopran, Lõuna-Aafrika Vabariik, Holland / 17.00 Kuressaare linnapark / Kuressaare City Park Republic of South Africa, Netherlands) Vabaõhukontsert / Open-air gala “Kuressaare 450” Mihkel Poll (klaver / piano) Siiri Koel, Andres Köster, Urmas Põldma, Sulkhan Gvelesiani, Tobiase Keelpillikvartett / Tobias String Quartet Aare Saal, Koit Soasepp, Saaremaa meeskoor SÜM / Male Choir of Saaremaa 20.00 Kuressaare lossi ooperimaja / Pärnu Linnaorkester / Pärnu City Orchestra Kuressaare Castle Opera House Dirigendid / Conductors Jüri Alperten, Eri Klas, Giorgi Jordania Verdi “RIGOLETTO” Th bilisi Zakaria Paliašvili nimeline riiklik ooperi- ja balletiteater 19.00 Pädaste mõis / Pädaste Mansion (Gruusia) / Tbilisi Zakaria Paliashvili State Opera and Ballet “Benjamin Britten 100” Th eatre (Georgia) Joanna Freszel (sopran, Poola / soprano, Poland) Mariusz Rutkowski (klaver, Poola / piano, Poland) Tallinna Keelpillikvartett / Tallinn String Quartet K / Wed 24.juuli 18.00 Orissaare kultuurimaja / Orissaare Culture Club “Giuseppe Verdi 200” E / Mon 22. juuli Johanni van Oostrum (sopran, Lõuna-Aafrika Vabariik, Holland / 18.00 Kuressaare Laurentiuse kirik / Republic of South Africa, Netherlands) Kuressaare St. Lawrence Church Mihkel Poll (klaver / piano) “Benjamin Britten 100” Tobiase Keelpillikvartett / Tobias String Quartet Joanna Freszel (sopran, Poola / soprano, Poland) Mariusz Rutkowski (klaver, Poola / piano, Poland) 18.00 Kuressaare Laurentiuse kirik / Tallinna Keelpillikvartett / Tallinn String Quartet Kuressaare St. Lawrence Church Th bilisi riikliku ooperi- ja balletiteatri solistide ansambel Suliko 20.00 Kuressaare lossi ooperimaja / Th e Suliko ensemble of Tbilisi State Opera and Ballet Th eatre Kuressaare Castle Opera House Donizetti “LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR” 20.00 Kuressaare lossi ooperimaja / Bathumi riikliku kunstide keskuse ooperistuudio (Gruusia) / Kuressaare Castle Opera House Batumi State Arts Centre Opera Studio (Georgia) Puccini “MADAMA BUTTERFLY” Khuthaisi Meliton Balanšivadze nimeline riiklik ooperi- ja balletiteater (Gruusia) / Kutaisi Meliton Balanchivadze State Opera and Ballet Th eatre (Georgia) 8 N / Th u 25. juuli L / Sat 27. juuli 20.00 Kuressaare lossi ooperimaja / 15.00 Mustjala, rannakaitse suurtüki laskepesa Ninase poolsaarel Kuressaare Castle Opera House Kõrver. Kammerooper / Chamber opera “RAUD-ANTS” Verdi “ATTILA” (esiettekanne / premiere) Th bilisi Zakaria Paliašvili nimeline riiklik ooperi- ja balletiteater Ansambel RESONABILIS (Gruusia) / Tbilisi Zakaria Paliashvili State Opera and Ballet Dirigent / Conductor Andrus Kallastu Th eatre (Georgia) 18.00 Kuressaare muusikakool / Kuressaare Music School R / Fri R 26. juuli “Richard Wagner 200” 18.00 Kuressaare Laurentiuse kirik / Heli Veskus (sopran / soprano) Kuressaare St. Lawrence Church Peep Lassmann (klaver / piano) Eesti Rahvusmeeskoor / Estonian National Male Choir Dirigent / Conductor Triin Koch 20.00 Kuressaare lossi ooperimaja / Kuressaare Castle Opera House 20.00 Mustjala Anna kirik / Mustjala St. Anna’s Church Ooperigala / Opera Gala Th bilisi riikliku ooperi- ja balletiteatri solistide ansambel Suliko
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