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L'opera Al Tempo Del Fascismo, 1919-1945 L’opera al tempo del fascismo, 1919-1945 Michele Girardi (© 20140929) data luogo titolo librettista compositore 1919: 4 Rossini- La Boutique fantasque cor: L. Massine London balletto, 1a 3q Ottorino Respighi 5.VI Alhambra Theatre El sombrero de tre picos G. Martinez Serra Manuel de Falla balletto, 1a Wien Die Frau ohne Schatten Hugo von 10.X Richard Strauss Staatsoper opera, 3a Hofmannsthal Roma Sì Carlo Lombardo, A. 13.XII Pietro Mascagni T. Quirino operetta, 3a Franci 1920: 8 Frankfurt Der Schatzgräber 21.I Franz Schreker Alte Oper opera, P 4a E New York 31 Cleopatras Night, A. L. Pollock Henry Hadley Metropolitan opera, 2a Paris Le chant du Rossignol 2.II Léonide Massine Igor Stravinskij Opéra Balletto, 3a Vylety Páne Brouckovy Prag opera, 2 p 23.IV Leóš Janácek T. nazionale I: Vylet Pána Broucka do Mesice, 2a Leóš Janácek II: Vylet Pana Broucka do XV. stoleti, 2a F.S. Procházka Paris Pulcinella 15.V Lorca Massine Igor Stravinskij OP balletto su musiche di Pergolesi Paris Le sette canzoni 10.VI Gian Francesco Malipiero OP sette espressioni drammatiche Lugo L’aviatore Drò 4.XI Francesco Balilla Pratella T. Rossini opera, 3a Hamburg, Die tote Stadt Paul Schott 4.XII Erich Korngold Köln opera 3a (da RODENBACH, Bruges la morte) 1921: 9 Paris Antar (1914) 23.II Chekri Ganem Gabriel Dupont Opéra Conte héroïque, 4a 5q Roma, Il piccolo Marat, 2.V Giovacchino Forzano Pietro Mascagni T. Costanzi opera, 3a Paris Сказка про шута, семерых шутов перешутившего 17 Th. de la Chout (La storia del buffone che ne mistifica altri sette) Fyodor Slavinsky (cor.) Sergej Prokof’ev Gaïté Lyrique Leggenda, 6q Mörder, Hoffnung der Frauen Stuttgart Oskar Kokoscha opera, 1a 4.VI Landsth. Paul Hindemith Das Nusch-Nuschi Franz Blei commedia per marionette birmane, 1a Trieste 8.XI In alto Polit. Rossetti azione lirica in quattro episodi Giuseppe Gallignani Brno, T. Kát’a Kabanová 23 Leóš Janácek nazionale opera, 3a da Grosa (di ALEKSANDR OSTROVSKIJ Bologna, La leggenda di Sakuntala Franco Alfano 10.XII T. comunale opera, 3a da KĀLIDĀSA, Abhijñānaśākuntalam 30.XII Chicago Ljubov k trëm apel’sinam (1915) Sergej Prokof’ev 2 Opera House (L’Amore delle tre melarance) opera, P 3a 1922: 6 Frankfurt Sancta Susanna 26.III August Stramm Paul Hindemith Opernhaus opera, 1a Montecarlo Amadis 1.IV Claretie Jules Massenet Th. de l’Opéra opéra légendaire, 4 (1895) Köln Die Zwerg Alexander von 28.V Georg C. Klaren Stadtth. opera, 1a Zemlinsky Renard Igor Stravinskij Paris balletto burlesco, 1a 23.II OP Mavra Boris Kochno Igor Stravinskij opera buffa, 1a Milano Debora e Jaele 16.XII Ildebrando Pizzetti T. alla Scala dramma, 3a 1923: 5 Milano Belfagor 26.IV Claudio Guastalla Ottorino Respighi T. alla Scala opera, P 2 a E Paris Padmâvatî 1.VI L. Laloy Albert Roussel OP opéra-ballet, 2a Les Noces 13 Paris Igor Stravinskij Th. de la Gaïté Lyrique scene coreografiche russe, 4q Paris El retablo de maese Pedro 25 Maison de la Princesse Manuel De Falla opera da camera Polignac Paris La création du monde 25.X B. Cendrars Darius Milhaud T. des Champs-Elisées balletto, 1a 1924: 11 Monte Carlo Les Biches 6.I B. Nijisinska (cor.) Francis Poulenc Th. de l’Opéra balletto con canto, 1a Mannheim Alkestis Hugo von Hofmannsthal 20.III Egon Wellesz National Th. dramma, 1a da EURIPIDE Köln 27 Irrelohe Franz Schreker Stadtth. opera, 3a Roma Anna Karénina 6.V Igino Robbiani T. Costanzi dramma lirico, 4a 5q Prag Erwartung 6.VI Marie Pappenheim Arnold Schönberg T. Nazionale monodramma, 4s Wien Die glückliche Hand 14.X Arnold Schönberg Volksoper opera, 1a La mascherata delle principesse Bruxelles Henri Prunières Gian Francesco 19 prigioniere T. de la Monnaie da PERGOLESI azione coreografica, 1a Malipiero Dresden Intermezzo 4.XI Richard Strauss Sächsisches Staatsth. commedia borghese, 2a Príhody Lišky Bystroušky (La Brno 6 Leóš Janácek T. Nazionale volpe astuta) opera, 3a Paris La giara 19 J. Börlin (cor.) Alfredo Casella Th. des Champs-Elysées commedia coreografica, 1a Milano La cena delle beffe 20.XII Sem Benelli Umberto Giordano T. alla Scala poema drammatico, 4a 1925: 8 Venezia Gli amanti sposi 19.II Giovacchino Forzano Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari T. La Fenice opera giocosa, 3a 3 Milano I cavalieri di Ekebù 7.III Arturo Rossato Riccardo Zandonai T. alla Scala opera, 4a Montecarlo L’enfant et les sortilèges 21 Colette Maurice Ravel Th. de l’Opéra phantasie lyrique, 2 p Manchester At the Board’s Head 3.IV Gustav Holst Palace Theatre Musical Interlude, 1a Dresden Doktor Faust Ferruccio Busoni 21.V Sächsiches opera, 2 P 3q, INT (inc. terminata da Philippe Jarnac; e Anthony Beaumont) Staatsth. Leonce und Lena Julius Weismann 21.VI Freibourg opera, 3a da BÜCHNER Orfeide, trilogia Düsseldorf La morte delle maschere; Le sette canzoni; 30.X Gian Francesco Malipiero Stadtth. Orfeo, ovvero l’Ottava canzone rappresentazione musicale , 1a Brno Šárka 11.XI Julius Zeyer Leóš Janácek T. Nazionale opera eroica, 3a Milano Cin ci là 18.XII Carlo Lombardo Virginio Ranzato T. Lirico operetta, 3a Alban Berg 24 Berlin Wozzeck Stadtsoper opera, 3a 15 s da BÜCHNER 1926: 11 Monte Carlo Judith 13.II R. Morax Arthur Honegger Opéra dramma biblico, 3a Gian Francesco Malipiero Darmstadt Tre commedie goldoniane 24.III Hessisches rid. de La bottega del caffè, Sior Todero brontolon, Le trittico ( Landsth. baruffe chiozzotte) Milano Turandot Giuseppe Adami, Renato 25.IV Giacomo Puccini T. alla Scala dramma lirico, 3a 5q Simoni Venezia La Mandragola 4.V Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco T. La Fenice commedia musicale fiorentina, 3a Bruxelles Les Malheurs d’Orphée 7.V T. de la Armand Lunel Darius Milhaud opera, 3a Monnaie Król Roger 19.VI Varsavia Iwaszkiewic Karol Szymanowski opera, 3a Budapest Háry János Béla Paulini, Zsolt 16. X Zoltan Kodaly Operház singspiel P, quattro avventure E Harsanyi Dresden Cardillac 9. XI Ferdinand Lion Paul Hindemith Staatsoper opera, 3a Der Golem 13. XI Frankfurt Ferdinand Lion Eugene d’Albert Musikdrama, 3a A csodálatos mandarin (Il mandarino Köln Ményhért Lengyel, Béla 27.XI meraviglioso) Béla Bartók Stadtth. Bartók pantomima , 1a Brno Vec Makropulos (Il caso Makropulos) 18.XII Leóš Janácek T. Nazionale opera, 3a 1927: 13 Paris Angélique 28.I Nino Jacques Ibert T. Foemina farsa, 1a Leipzig Jonny spielt auf 10.II Ernst Krenek Neues Th. opera, 2p Berlin Der Zarewitsch Béla Jenbach, Henri 21 Franz Lehár Deutsches Künstler operetta, 3a Reichert Milano Madama di Challant 9.III Arturo Rossato Carmine Guarino T. alla Scala tragedia, 3a 4 Torino Madonna Imperia Arturo Rossato 15.V Franco Alfano T. di Torino Commedia lirica, 1a da BALZAC Œdipus Rex 30 Paris Jean Cocteau Igor Stravinskij Th. Sarah Bernhardt opera-oratorio, 2p Paris Les pas d’acier 8.VI Sergej Prokof’ev Th. Sarah Bernhardt balletto, 2q Baden-Baden Hin und Zurück 17.VII Marcellus Schiffer Paul Hindemith Baden-Baden Th. Sketch mit Musik , 1a Venezia La fata Malerba 28.IX Fausto Salvatori Vittorio Gui T. La Fenice fiaba musicale, 3a Hamburg Das Wunder der Heliane 7.X Hans Müller Einigen Erich Korngold Staatsoper opera, 3a Die Versunkene Glöcke / La Hamburg 18.XI Claudio Guastalla Ottorino Respighi Munizipalth. campana sommersa opera, 4a Paris Le pauvre matelot 16.XII Jean Cocteau Darius Milhaud OC complainte, 3a Milano 29 Sly Giovacchino Forzano Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari T. alla Scala dramma lirico, 3a 4q 1928: 12 Dresden Othmar Schoeck 8.I Penthesilea Staatsoper opera, 1a da KLEIST Napoli Giuliano 4.II Arturo Rossato Riccardo Zandonai T. di San Carlo opera, 4a Leipzig 18 Der Zar läßt sich photographieren Bertolt Brecht Kurt Weill Neues Theater opera, 1a Mainz Il finto Arlecchino 8.III Gian Francesco Malipiero Stadtth. commedia musicale, 2 p Prag 31 Filomela e l’infatuato Gian Francesco Malipiero Deutscheth. dramma musicale, 2p Washington Apollon Musagète 27.IV Igor Stravinskij Library of Congress balletto, 1a 2s Milano Fra’ Gherardo 16.V Ildebrando Pizzetti T. alla Scala dramma, 3a Dresden Die Ægyptische Helena 6.VI Hugo von Hofmannsthal Richard Strauss Staatsoper opera, 2a Berlin Die Dreigroschenoper 18.X Th. am Bertolt Brecht Kurt Weill dramma, P 3a Schiffbauerdamm Paris Boléro 22.XI A. Nijinska (cor.) Maurice Ravel OP balletto Paris 27. Le baiser de la fée B. Nijinska (cor.) Igor Stravinskij OP balletto Berlin Der Singende Teufel 10.XII Deutsches Franz Schreker opera, 3a Opernhaus 1929: 4 Bruxelles Sergej Prokof’ev 29.IV Igrok (Il giuocatore), opera, 4a Th. de la Monnaie da DOSTOEVSKIJ) Paris Il figliuol prodigo 30.V B. Kochno Sergej Prokof’ev Th. Sarah Berhardt balletto, 3q Berlin Neues vom Tage 8.VI M. Schiffer Paul Hindemith Kroll Theater opera, 2a Paris La valse 12.XII Maurice Ravel OP poema coreografico 5 1930: 9 Leningrado Nòs (Il naso) Zamjatin, Jónin, Préis, Dmitri Šostakovic 12.I Leningrad Maly opera, 3a E Šostakovič Operny Max Blonda [Gertrud Arnold Schönberg 1.II Frankfurt Von heute auf Morgen Opernhaus opera, 1a Kölisch Schönberg] Brno Z mrtvého domu (Da una casa di morti) 12.IV Leóš Janácek T. Nazionale opera, 3a L’ultimo Lord U. Falena, Arturo 19 Napoli Franco Alfano T. di San Carlo opera, 3a Rossato Roma Lo Straniero 29 Ildebrando Pizzetti T. dell’Opera dramma lirico, 2a Berlin Christophe Colomb 5.V Paul Claudel Darius Milhaud Staatsoper opera, 2a 27s Aufstieg und Fall der Stadt Mahagonny 9 Leipzig Bertolt Brecht Kurt Weill Neues Theater opera, 3a Transatlantic 25 Frankfurt George Antheil grand-opera, 4a Salambô Berlin Joseph Matthias Hauer opera, 7q 1931: 4 Roma La vedova scaltra 6.III Mario Ghisalberti Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari T. dell’opera commedia lirica, 3 a 9q München Torneo Notturno 15.V Gian Francesco Malipiero Nationaltheater sette notturni München Nationalth. Das Herz 12.XI Hans Pfitzner Bern, Staatsoper opera, 3a München Matka (La madre) Alois Hába Gärtnerplatzth.
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