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The Paris Opera in 2013 the Paris Opera in 2013 Opera the Paris PRINCIPAL SPONSOR OF THE PARIS OPERA PRINCIPAL SPONSOR OF THE PARIS OPERA BALLET IN 2013 THE PARIS OPERA IN 2013 THE PARIS OPERA OPERA THE PARIS OPERADEPARIS.FR Speaking the native language of beauty THE PARIS OPERA IN 2013 NICOLAS JOEL Director CONTENTS 2013 in figures P. 6 6 2013 in productions P. 8 6 2013 month by month P. 10 6 Creation P. 19 6 THE PARIS OPERA is directed by Nicolas Joel, General Manager, Communication Philippe Jordan, Musical Director, P. 29 Brigitte Lefèvre, Director of Dance 6 6 Accessibility P. 41 6 Sustainability P. 49 6 2013 in pictures P. 57 6 Appendices? P. 85 6 The Paris Opera P. 95 3 For the fourth year running, the Paris Opera is publishing its assessment The fidelity of our audiences has also enabled us to diffuse our produc- of the previous year and I trust you will continue to read it with interest tions in new ways and our first complete year of live broadcasts in cine- and pleasure. mas was an immense success with almost 125,000 spectators in over 80 From an artistic point of view, 2013 was an exceptional year, highlighted cinemas throughout France, 150 cinemas in Europe and a hundred in the by the bicentenaries of Verdi and Wagner, the two musical giants whose rest of the world. These live broadcasts, with digital sound and high works we still listen to today with so much enjoyment. definition images have enabled us to reach new audiences who do not For the first time in 60 years, the Paris Opera presented all four operas come to our theatres in Paris, thus placing this project firmly within the of the Ring cycle, that “Grail” of the operatic repertoire. Verdi was not scope of our mission to democratise culture. This cultural democratisa- forgotten, however: for the first time in 45 years,Aida made an appear- tion culminated in our Opéra d’Été (Summer Opera) project of free open- ance on our stage and the Requiem was conducted by our musical direc- air broadcasts of our productions for which we have successfully laid the tor, Philippe Jordan, with the Paris Opera Orchestra and Chorus. foundations. In August, Carmen was shown in La Baule and in Bayonne. We also pursued our exploration of more unusual repertoire to great On the strength of this, we shall be pursuing this operation on a larger public acclaim. In particular, Hänsel und Gretel by Humperdinck, La scale during the summer of 2014. Gioconda by Ponchielli or Bellini’s I Puritani come to mind. As a public All the musical achievements of 2013 are the fruit of the combined ener- service, the Paris Opera cannot limit itself to performing only the best gies and skills of all those working at the Opera: teams of men and known works but must continue to offer audiences the opportunity to women, all of them passionate and dedicated to the pursuit of excellence, discover the operatic repertoire in all its wealth. 2013 was also an excep- to whom I now pay the warmest tribute. It is with great pride that I tionally festive year for dance as we celebrated the tricentenary of the direct an institution boasting such talents at every level. French school of dance. Thanks to Brigitte Lefèvre who directs the Finally, I will conclude by expressing my sincerest gratitude to our audi- Opera Ballet with such brio and Elizabeth Platel, the marvellous direc- ences whose attachment to this house is genuinely exceptional. Our tor of our school in Nanterre, we celebrated this event in suitable style appeal for donations to fund the restoration of the Ceinture de Lumière with a gala performance given by the Opera Ballet and our Ballet School. (circle of light) surrounding the Palais Garnier brought in more than 1.6 We also organised a grand evening of dance at which, alongside our million euros. In addition, more than 800 of our supporters took part young dancers from Nanterre, seven international dance schools dem- in our on-line competition in which contestants submitted their most onstrated their virtuosity. Our Ballet company did not neglect the mat- moving experience at the Paris Opera. Reading their magnificent and ter of artistic creation, however, and offered us the world premier of a highly-moving accounts, I in turn experienced one of the strongest emo- production by Saburo Teshigawara and a remarkable Boléro by the trio tions I have ever felt at the Paris Opera. Cherkaoui – Jalet – Abramovic´. What else can one ask of these outstanding opera houses? In spite of financial constraints, we maintained the essential: both our I wish you happy reading. theatres played to 95% full houses, thus guaranteeing the future of our work. Nicolas Joel 4 5 2013 in figures Ballet Concerts and Recitals 15 9 Opera BALLET PROGRAMMES CONCERTS AT OPERA BASTILLE Attendance 19 works from both classical given by the Paris Opera Orchestra and Chorus and contemporary repertoire 6 6 19 808,ooo OPERA PRODUCTIONS SPECTATORS covering the repertoire 11 371,000 for opera productions from the 18th to the 20th centuries CONCERTS AT THE PALAIS GARNIER 320,000 for ballet productions 3 8 chamber music concerts, 2 recitals, 43,000 for concerts and Atelier Lyrique performances 6 WORLD PREMIERS 1 concert by the Atelier Lyrique 33,000 for the Convergences series Boléro by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, and Young Audiences productions Damien Jalet and Marina Abramovic´ 6 41,000 for the Ballet tours Darkness is Hiding Black Horses by Saburo Teshigawara 6 Célébration by Pierre Lacotte NEW PRODUCTIONS6 6 1 one third of our operatic productions EXTRA-MURAL CONCERT by the Paris Opera Orchestra at the first Easter Festival in Aix-en-Provence 95% 6 OF SEATS FILLED 1 in our theatres CELEBRATION OF THE TRICENTENARY OF THE FRENCH SCHOOL OF DANCE 6 Tricentenary commemorative evening 1 Gala for the dance schools of the 21st century WAGNER FESTIVAL: THE RING Amphitheatre to commemorate the bicentenary of the 6 composer’s birth and Studio 71o,ooo 6 VISITORS to the Palais Garnier 3 6 BALLET TOURS 99 to Sydney, Japan and Moscow PERFORMANCES MORE THAN 1 at the Amphitheatre and the Studio PERFORMANCES68 51 performances for Young Audiences 6 between the two theatres 45 performances in the Convergences series 3 performances by the Atelier Lyrique 1.3 million SPECTATORS IN FRONT OF SCREENS 1.1 million for television broadcasts 163 125,000 for transmissions in cinemas and the open air. PERFORMANCES between the two theatres 8 performances by the Ballet School 6 7 2013 in productions Operas Ballets Khovantchina Giulio Cesare Ballet Preljocaj Evening of works by Béjart / Nijinsky / Modeste Moussorgski Georg Friedrich Haendel GUEST COMPANY Robbins / Cherkaoui and Jalet Directed by Laurent Pelly Helikopter Directed by Andrei Serban The Firebird 2001 PRODUCTION – 1ST REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA 2011 PRODUCTION – 1ST REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA Eldorado (Sonntags-Abschied) Maurice Béjart – Music by Igor Stravinsky Angelin Preljocaj – Music by Karlheinz Stockhausen ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 1970 Der Zwerg (The Dwarf ) Lucia di Lammermoor L’Après-midi d’un faune Alexander von Zemlinsky Gaetano Donizzetti Kaguyahime Vaslav Nijinsky – Music by Claude Debussy Directed by Andrei Serban Jirˇí Kylián – Music by Haki Ishii L’Enfant et les Sortilèges ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 1976 Maurice Ravel 1995 PRODUCTION – 4TH REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 2010 Directed by Richard Jones and Anthony McDonald Afternoon of a Faun Jerome Robbins – Music by Claude Debussy 1998 PRODUCTION – 2ND REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA Alceste Tribute to Rudolf Nureyev ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 1974 Christoph Willibald Gluck Extracts from the choreographies of Rudolf Nureyev NEW PRODUCTION Boléro Das Rheingold WORLD PREMIER Directed by Olivier Py Richard Wagner Evening of works by Roland Petit Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui, Damien Jalet and Marina Abramovic´ Directed by Günter Krämer Le Rendez-vous Roland Petit – Music by Joseph Kosma Music by Maurice Ravel 2010 PRODUCTION – 1ST REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA Veˇc Makropulos Leoš Janácek ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 1992 Directed by Krzysztof Warlikowski Le Loup La Sylphide Die Walküre Roland Petit – Music by Henri Dutilleux Pierre Lacotte Richard Wagner 2007 PRODUCTION - 2ND REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 1975 Music by Jean Madeleine Schneitzhoeffer Directed by Günter Krämer ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 1972 2010 PRODUCTION – 1ST REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA Carmen Aida Roland Petit – Music by Georges Bizet Giuseppe Verdi ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 1949 NOUVELLE PRODUCTION Signes Siegfried Carolyn Carlson and Olivier Debré Richard Wagner Directed by Olivier Py Music by René Aubry Directed by Günter Krämer FIRST PRODUCTION SINCE 1968 Gustav Mahler’s Third Symphony John Neumeier – Music by Gustav Mahler ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 1997 2011 PRODUCTION – 1ST REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 2009 Così fan tutte Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart La Dame aux camélias Götterdämmerung John Neumeier – Music by Frederic Chopin Richard Wagner Directed by Ezio Toffolutti Tricentenary of the French School of Dance Special Performance ENTERED THE REPERTOIRE IN 2006 Directed by Günter Krämer 1996 PRODUCTION – 7TH REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA ST D’Ores et déjà 2011 PRODUCTION – 1 REVIVAL AT THE PARIS OPERA PREMIER BY THE BALLET SCHOOL Elektra Béatrice Massin and Nicolas Paul Teshigawara / Brown / Kylián Evening Richard Strauss Darkness is Hiding Black Horses Falstaff Music by Jean-Philippe Rameau WORLD PREMIER Giuseppe Verdi NEW PRODUCTION La nuit de Walpurgis Saburo Teshigawara Directed by Dominique Pitoiset Directed by Robert Carsen Claude Bessy based on the choreography by Léo Staats Music by Saburo
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