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Teatro La Fenice, Forn 1938 Cariche sociali Pres.: Giovanni Marcello; Sovr.: Goffredo Petrassi; Cons: Marco Barnabò, Carlo Brandolini d’Adda, Mario De Sarlo, Gianfrancesco Malipiero, Andrea di Valmarana, Francesco di Villabruna, Segr. gen.: Eugenio Saccenti. Ruoli musicali e di palcoscenico M° coro: Costantino Costantini, Ferruccio Milani, M° sost.: Ernesto Barbini, Giuseppe Morelli, Romeo Olivieri, Alberto Paoletti; M° ramm.: Arnaldo Cattaneo, M° banda: Alfredo Ceccherini, Cor.: Lisa Walther, Bozz. e fig.: Primo Conti, Giovanni Grandi, Camillo Parravicini, Dir. all. scen.: Giovanni Grandi, Dir. sc.: Acli Carlo Azzolini, Capo macch.: Piero Regazzi, Capo elettr.: Eugenio Fabris, Isp. masse: Italo Capuzzo, Forn. mus.: G. Ricordi & c. (Milano), Forn. mus.: Casa Musicale Sonzogno (Milano), Real. scen.: Emilio Toti, Camillo Parravicini, Forn. scen.: Teatro La Fenice, Forn. scen.: Teatro alla Scala, Forn. scen.: Maggio Musicale Fiorentino, Forn. cost.: Casa d’arte Caramba (Milano), Casa d’arte Cerratelli (Firenze). Calendario aprile. Gio 21 (21.00), Dom 24 (16.00): Don Carlo; Lun 25 (20.45): Maestri; Mar 26 (20.30), Mer 27 (20.30): Don Carlo; Gio 28 (20.30): Maestri; Sab 30 (20.45): Elettra-Bruschino. maggio. Dom 1 (15.00: Maestri; Mar 3 (20.45): Elettra-Bruschino; Mer 4 (21.00): Elisir; Gio 5 (20.30): Maestri; Sa 7 (20.45): Elettra-Bruschino; Dom 8 (15.00), Gio 12 (21.00): Elisir; Sab 14 (20.45): Debora; Dom 15 (15.00): Elisir; Dom 15 (20.45), Mar 17 (21.00): Debora. luglio (21.30). Gio 28, Sab 30: Filosofo. agosto (21.30). Lun 1, Mer 3: Filosofo. settembre. Sab 3 (22.00): 16; Lun 5 (21.30): 8; Mar 6 (21.30) 9; Mer 7: 10; Gio 8: 11; Dom 11: 12; Lun 12 (17.00): 13; Lun 12 (21.30): 14; Mar 13: 15; Dom 18: 17; Dom 25: 18; [Mar27: 19]. ottobre (21.30). Sab 1: 20; Gio 20 (21.00): 21. dicembre1 (21.15). Dom 4: Takarazuka. note 28.VII, 30.VII, 1, 3.VIII: Recite straordinarie, non comprese nella stagione di Primavera; 1, 2, 4.IX: Recite de La Nave presentate come rappresentazioni straordinarie nell’ambito della XXI Biennale d’arte (cfr. Appendice prosa); 3.IX: Concerto promosso dal comitato per l’assistenza ospedaliera e post-ospedaliera per gli infermi poveri di Venezia istituito da S.A.R. la Principessa del Piemonte; 12.IX: Il concerto era previsto per il 10.IX, ma fu rinviato per il cattivo tempo; 27.IX: Concerto in onore dei partecipanti al convegno per lo sviluppo della sperimentazione ai fini dell’autarchia industriale; 4.XII: Esibizioni promosse dalla Missione d’arte giapponese in Italia. Stagione lirica di Primavera 1. Don Carlo, opera in quattro atti. Libr.: Joseph Méry, Camille Du Locle; mus.: Giuseppe Verdi trad.: Achille de Lauzières. 1° ass. vers. orig.: Paris, Opéra, 11.III.1867; 1° ass. nuova vers. it. in quattro atti: Milano, Teatro alla Scala, 10.I.1884. Pers. 1. Filippo II, Re di Spagna 2. Don Carlo, Infante di Spagna 3. Rodrigo, Marchese di Posa 4. Il grande Inquisitore, Cieco nonagenario 5. Un frate 6. Elisabetta di Valois 7. La Principessa Eboli 8. Tebaldo, Paggio d’Elisabetta 9. Il Conte di Lerma 10. Un Araldo reale 11. Voce dal cielo. Int. 1. Giacomo Vaghi 2. Francesco Merli 3. Francesco Valentino 4. Antonio Righetti 5. Bruno Sbalchiero 6. Margherita Grandi (Iva Pacetti, 27.IV) 7. Maria Benedetti 8. Carmen Veroli 9. Luigi Nardi (Alfredo Mattioli, 24-25.IV) 10. Aldo Ferracuti (Alfredo Mattioli, 25.IV) 11. Maria Rubini (Carmen Veroli, 25, 27.IV.) M° conc.: Antonio Guarnieri; reg.: Marcello Govoni. 2. I maestri cantori di Norimberga [Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg], opera in tre atti. Libr. e mus.: Richard Wagner; trad.: Angelo Zanardini. 1° ass.: München, Hofoper, 21.VI.1868. Pers. 1. Hans Sachs, calzolaio 2. Veit Pogner, orafo 3. Kunz Vogelgesang, pellicciaio 4. Konrad Nachtigal, stagnaio 5. Sixtus Beckmesser, scrivano comunale 6. Fritz Kothner, fornaio 7. Balthasar Zorn, fonditore 8. Ulrich Eisslinger, droghiere 9. Augustin Moser, sarto 10. Hermann Ortel, saponaio 11. Hans Schwarz, calzettaio 12. Hans Floz, calderaio 13. Walter von Stolzing, giovane cavaliere francone 14. Davide, apprendista 15. Eva, figlia di Pogner 16. Maddalena, nutrice di Eva 17. Un guardiano notturno. Int. 1. Antenore Reali 2. Antonio Righetti 3. Aldo Ferracuti 4. Piero Passarotti 5. Mariano Stabile 6. Corrado Zambelli 7. Fernando Delle Fornaci 8. Masino La Puma 9. Alfredo Mattioli 10. Mattia Sassanelli 11. Bruno Sbalchiero 12. Nino Manfrin 13. Alessandro Granda 14. Luigi Nardi 15. Pia Tassinari 16. Ebe Ticozzi 17. Mattia Sassanelli M° conc.: Antonio Guarnieri; reg.: Marcello Govoni; nuovo all.: Teatro La Fenice 3. Elettra [Elektra], tragedia in un atto. Libr.: Hugo von Hofmannsthal; trad.: Ottone Schanzer; mus.: Richard Strauss. 1° ass.: Dresden, Königles Opernhaus, 25.I.1909. Pers. 1. Clitennestra 2. Elettra 3. Crisotemide 4. Egisto 5. Oreste 6. Il mentore d’Oreste 7. La confidente 8. Un giovane servo 9. Un vecchio servo 10. Una sovrintendente 11.-15. La ancelle. Int. 1. Angelica Cravcenco 2. Ruth Jost Arden 3. Maria Pedrini 4. Antonio Melandri 5. Antonio Righetti 6. Mattia Sassanelli 7. Maria Rubini 8. Luigi Nardi 9. Bruno Sbalchiero 10. Maria Huder 11. Lina Bonaventura 12. Maria Meloni 13. Ebe Ticozzi 14. Maria Brunetta 15. Carmen Veroli. M° conc.: Nino Sonzogno; reg.: Marcello Govoni 4. Il Signor Bruschino, farsa giocosa in due atti [un atto]. Libr.: Giuseppe Foppa; mus.: Gioacchino Rossini. 1° ass.: Venezia, Teatro di San Moisé, 27.I.1813. Pers. 1. Gaudenzio, tutore 2. Sofia 3. Bruschino padre 4. Bruschino figlio 5. Florville, amante di Sofia 6. Delegato di polizia 7. Filiberto, locandiere 8. Marianna, cameriera. Int. 1. Carlo Togliani 2. Liana Cortini 3. Enrico Molinari 4.-5. Luigi Nardi 6. Aldo Sinnone 7. Mattia Sassanelli 8. Piero Passarotti 9. Maria Meloni. M° conc.: Nino Sonzogno; reg.: Marcello Govoni 5. L’Elisir d’amore, melodramma in quattro quadri [opera buffa in due atti]. Libr.: Felice Romani; mus.: Gaetano Donizetti. 1° ass.: Milano, Teatro della Canobbiana, 12.V.1832. Pers. 1. Adina, ricca e capricciosa fittaiuola 2. Nemorino, coltivatore, innamorato di Adina 3. Belcore, sergente di guarnigione 4. Dulcamara, medico ambulante 5. Giannetta, villanella. Int. 1. Margherita Carosio 2. Tito Schipa (Aldo Sinnone, 15.V) 3. Gino Vanelli 4. Umberto Di Lelio 5. Maria Rubini M° conc.: Antonio Guarnieri; reg.: Mario Frigerio, Francesco Pasinetti 6. Debora e Jaele, dramma in tre atti. Libr. e mus.: Ildebrando Pizzetti. 1° ass.: Milano, Teatro alla Scala, 16.XII.1922 (prima veneziana). Pers. 1. Debora, la profetessa d’Israele 2. Jaele 3. Il Re Sisera 4. Mara 5. Il Kenita Hever 6. Nabo, il Principe di Neftali 7. Barak, il capo degli eserciti israeliti 8. Azriel 9. Talmai 10. Adonisedek 11. Piram 12. Jafia 13. Il cieco di Kinnereth 14. Scillem 15. Jesser, il pazzo 16. Un pastore 17. Uno schiavo. Int. 1. Maria Benedetti 2. Giulia Tess 3. Giovanni Voyer 4. Amalia Bertola 5. Mattia Sassanelli 6. Bruno Sbalchiero 7. Giovanni Giampieri 8. Aldo Ferracuti 9. Mario Borriello 10. Piero Passarotti 11. Pietro Sopranzi 12. Luigi Nardi 13. Corrado Zambelli 14. Alfredo Mattioli 15. Piero Passarotti 16. Mario Borriello 17. Alfredo Mattioli. M° conc.: Antonio Guarnieri; Reg.: Mario Frigerio Recite straordinarie 7. Il filosofo di campagna, dramma giocoso in tre atti. Libr.: Carlo Goldoni; mus.: Baldassarre Galuppi. 1° ass.: Venezia, Teatro di San Samuele, 26.X.1754. Giardino di Ca’ Rezzonico Pers. 1. Eugenia 2. Lesbina 3. Nardo 4. Don Tritemio 5. Rinaldo 6. Lena 7. Capocchio. Int. 1. Margherita Carosio 2. Ines Alfani Tellini 3. Vincenzo Bettoni 4. Salvatore Baccaloni 5. Angelo Parigi 6. Liana Cortini 7. Piero Passarotti. M° conc.: Mario Rossi; reg.: Corrado Pavolini; cor.: Tusnelda Risso; arch. scen.: Virgilio Marchi; fig.: Titina Rota; Forn. cost.: Casa d’arte Caramba; Forn. attr.: Ditta Capuzzo. Sesto Festival Internazionale di musica contemporanea della Biennale 8. Antenore Reali (Br); Joseph Brinckman (pf); Dimitri Mitropulos (Dir.) 1. Rosati, Sonata. orch. 2. Villa-lobos, Bachianas Brasileiras. 3. Sowerby, Concerto. pf, orch. n. 2. Mib (Brinkman) 4. Desderi, Salmo LXXXVII. Br, orch. (Reali) 5. Pilati, Concerto. orch. Do. 9. Ridotto di Palazzo Giustiniani. Ginevra Vivante (S); Sara Ungaro (S); Nino Sanzogno (Dir.); Paul Sacher (Dir.) 1. Slavenski, Musica per orchestra da camera 2. Ibert, Capriccio. 10 str. 3. Ghedini, Lectio Libri Sapientæ. v, 5 str, pf. (Ungaro) 4. Id., Capitolo XII dell’Apocalisse. v, 9 str, pf. (Ungaro) 5. Martinu, Tre ricercari. orch. da camera 6. Beck, Cantata da camera su sonetti di Louize Labé. S, orch. da camera. (Vivante, Sacher) 10. Ridotto di Palazzo Giustiniani. Pierre Bernac (T); Clelia Aldrovandi Gatti (arpa); Gino Gorini (pf); Francis Poulenc (pf); Quartetto della Camerata Musicale Romana (vl: E. Berengo Gardin, D. Berardinelli; vla: D. Sentuti; vlc: L. Fusilli) 1. Koh, Round the camp fire we dance (Gorini) 2. Id., Three dances. pf. op. 7: Danza n. 1 (Gorini) 3. Id., Canto dormiente. pf. (Gorini) 4. Id., Green leaves young leaves (Gorini) 5. Ifukube, Bon Odori (Gorini) 6. Poulenc, Tel jour telle nuit. 9 liriche. T, pf. (Bernac, Poulenc) 7. Tommasini, Sonata. arpa. Reb. (Aldrovandi Gatti) 8. Fortner, Quartetto. archi. n. 2 (Camerata Romana.) 11. Antonio Abussi (vl); Armando La Rosa Parodi (Dir.) 1. Salviucci, Introduzione, passacaglia e finale. orch. 2. Id, Concerto. vl, orch. (Abussi) 3. Frazzi, La morte di Ermengarda 4. Masetti, Idillio. orch 5. Tocchi, Tre pezzi. orch 12. Bernardino Molinari (Dir.); Orchestra stabile della R. Accademia di S. Cecilia (già dell’Augusteo) 1. Busoni, Due studi orchestrali per il Dottor Faust 2. Ravel, Dafni e Cloe. suite n. 2 3. Respighi, Le fontane di Roma. poema sinfonico 4. Stravinskij, Le Sacre du Printemps. 13. Parco della Villa Reale di Stra’. Concerto di danze del Sei e Settecento veneziano. Ginevra Vivante (S); Roberto Lupi (Dir.); Guglielmo Morresi (Cor.); Balletto del Teatro Reale dell’Opera di Roma.
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