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Montserrat Caballé En El Teatro De La Zarzuela MONTSERRAT CABALLÉ EN EL Comedia musical en dos actos TEATRO DE LA ZARZUELA Victor Pagán Estrenada en el Teatro Bretón de los Herreros de Logroño, el 12 de junio de 1947, y en el Teatro Albéniz de Madrid, el 30 de septiembre de 1947 Teatro de la Zarzuela Con la colaboración de ontserrat Caballé M en el Teatro de la Zarzuela1 1964-1992 1964 1967 ANTOLOGÍA DE LA TONADILLA Y LA VIDA BREVE LA TRAVIATA primera temporada oficial de ballet y teatro lírico iv festival de la ópera de madrid 19, 20, 21, 22, 24 de noviembre de 1964 4 de mayo de 1967 Guión de Alfredo Mañas y versión musical de Cristóbal Halffter Música de Giuseppe Verdi Libreto de Francesco Maria Piave, basado en Alexandre Dumas, hijo compañía de género lírico Montserrat Caballé (Violetta Valery) La consulta y La maja limonera (selección) Aldo Bottion (Alfredo Germont), Manuel Ausensi (Giorgio Germont), Textos y música de Fernando Ferrandiere y Pedro Aranaz Ana María Eguizabal (Flora Bervoix), María Santi (Annina), Enrique Suárez (Gastone), Juan Rico (Douphol), Antonio Lagar (Marquese D’Obigny), Silvano Pagliuga (Dottore Grenvil) Mari Carmen Ramírez (soprano), María Trivó (soprano) Ballet de Aurora Pons Coro de la Radiotelevisión Española La vida breve Orquesta Sinfónica Municipal de Valencia Música de Manuel de Falla Dirección musical Carlo Felice Cillario, Alberto Leone Libreto de Carlos Fernández Shaw Dirección de escena José Osuna Alberto Lorca Escenografía Umberto Zimelli, Ercole Sormani Vestuario Cornejo Montserrat Caballé (Salud) Coreografía Aurora Pons Inés Rivadeneira (Abuela), Bernabé Martí (Paco), Esteban Astarloa (Tío Sarvaor), Dirección del coro Alberto Blancafort Luis Villarejo (Manuel), María Trivó (Carmela), Segundo García (Voz en la fragua), Rafael de Córdova (bailarín invitado) Ballet Titular del Teatro de la Zarzuela Coro Titular del Teatro de la Zarzuela 1967 Orquesta Titular del Teatro de la Zarzuela MANON Dirección musical Odón Alonso iv festival de la ópera de madrid Dirección de escena José Osuna 7 de mayo de 1967 Escenografía, vestuario Emilio Burgos Música de Jules Massenet Coreografía Alberto Lorca Libreto de Henri Meilhac y Philippe Gilles, basado en Antoine François Prévost Dirección del coro José Perera Montserrat Caballé (Manon Lescaut) Alfredo Kraus (Chevalier des Grieux), Manuel Ausensi (Lescaut), Silvano Pagliuga (Comte des Grieux), Oslavio Di Credico (Guillot de Morfontaine), José Manuel Bento (Monsieur de Brétigny), María Santi (Jeune fille), Antonio Lagar (Hôtelier), María Orán (Poussette), Lola Quijano (Javotte), Carmen Rodríguez (Rosette) Ballet de Aurora Pons Coro de la Radiotelevisión Española Orquesta Sinfónica Municipal de Valencia Dirección musical Carlo Felice Cillario, Alberto Leone Dirección de escena Marcel Lamy Escenografía Umberto Zimelli, Ercole Sormani 1 Vestuario Cornejo Fichas preparadas con la documentación conservada en los fondos del Centro de Documentación de las Artes Escénicas Coreografía Aurora Pons y de la Música, la Biblioteca Nacional de España y el Archivo del Teatro de la Zarzuela. Dirección del coro Alberto Blancafort 2 3 1968 1973 MADAMA BUTTERFLY GALA DEL FESTIVAL DE ÓPERA DE MADRID v festival de la ópera de madrid x festival de la ópera de madrid 12 y 14 de junio de 1968 11 de junio de 1973 Música de Giacomo Puccini A beneficio de la Asociación Mundial de Amigos de la Infancia de España (AMADE) Libreto de Giuseppe Giacosa y Luigi Illica, basado en John Luther Long y David Belasco patrocinado por la princesa de españa, doña sofía Montserrat Caballé (Cio-Cio-San) Montserrat Caballé, soprano Norma Lerer (Suzuki), Carmen Rigay (Kattinkerton), Bernabé Martí (B.F. Pinkerton), Manuel Ausensi (Sharpless), Diego Monjo (Goro), Juan Rico (Principe Yamadori), Orquesta de Radiotelevisión Española José Le Matt (Zio Bonzo), Antonio Lagar (Commissario imperiale), Alejandro Ciarra (Ufficiale) Ballet de Aurora Pons Dirección musical Armando Gatto Coro de la Radiotelevisión Española Orquesta Sinfónica Municipal de Valencia Arias y oberturas de óperas de Gioacchino Rossini (Semiramide), Gaetano Donizetti (Don Pasquale, Roberto Devereux), Vincenzo Bellini (Il pirata), Giacomo Puccini (Madame Butterfly, Manon Lescaut, La rondine, Coro y Orquesta de Radiotelevisión Española Turandot, Tosca) Dirección musical Gianfranco Rivoli, Nino Rosso Dirección de escena, vestuario Roberto Carpio Escenografía Renato Borsato, Antonio Orlandini, Mario Ronchese Dirección del coro Alberto Blancafort 1974 ADRIANA LECOUVREUR xi festival de la ópera de madrid 1970 6 y 8 de junio de 1974 Música de Francesco Cilea ROBERTO DEVEREUX Libreto de Eugène Scribe y Ernest Legouvé vii festival de la ópera de madrid 16 y 18 de abril de 1970 Montserrat Caballé (Adriana Lecouvreur) Música de Gaetano Donizetti José Carreras (Maurizio), Bianca Berini (Principessa di Bouillon), Carmen Sinovas (Dangeville), Libreto de Salvator Cammarano, basado en François Andelot Ángeles Zanetti (Jouvenot), Orazio Mori (Principe di Bouillon), Piero di Palma (Abate di Chazeuil), Attilio D’Orazi (Michonnet), Rafael Enderiz (Poisson), Antonio Lagar (Quinault), Montserrat Caballé (Elisabeth) Antonio Gallego (Magiordomo) Bernabé Martí (Roberto Devereux), Vicente Sardinero (Ducca di Nottingham), Ballet Titular del Teatro de la Zarzuela Isabel Rivas (Duchessa di Nottingham), Ramón Regidor (Lord Cecil), Coro y Orquesta de Radiotelevisión Española Luis Villarejo (Sir Gualtiero Raleigh), Jacinto de Antonio (Servo), Ramón Solá (Domestico) Ballet de Aurora Pons Dirección musical Gianfranco Massini Dirección de escena Giuseppe De Tomasi Coro de la Radiotelevisión Española Escenografía Antonio Mastromattei, Sormani Orquesta Sinfónica Municipal de Valencia Vestuario Cornejo Coreografía Aurora Pons Coro y Orquesta de Radiotelevisión Española Dirección del coro Alberto Blancafort Dirección musical Adolfo Cannozzo, Nino Rosso Dirección de escena Giuseppe de Tomasi Escenografía Ferruccio Villagrossi, Sormani Vestuario Cornejo Dirección del coro Alberto Blancafort 4 5 1976 1978 DON CARLO NORMA xiii festival de la ópera de madrid xv festival de la ópera de madrid 23 y 26 de abril de 1976 6, 8 y 10 de mayo de 1978 Música de Giuseppe Verdi Música de Vincenzo Bellini Libreto de Joseph Mery y Camille du Locle, basado en Friedrich Schiller Libreto de Felice Romani, basado en Alexandre Soumet Versión italiana de Achile De Lauzières, Angelo Zanardini Montserrat Caballé (Norma) Montserrat Caballé (Elisabetta di Valois) Pedro Lavirgen (Pollione), Fiorenza Cossotto (Adalgisa), Ivo Vinico (Oroveso), Jaime Aragall (Don Carlo), Vicente Sardinero (Rodrigo), Boris Christoff(Filippo II di Spagna), Cecilia Soler (Clotilde), Antonio de Marco (Flavio) Adriana Stamenova, Grace Bumbry (Principessa d’Eboli), Dimiter Petkov (Gran Inquisitore), Juan Pons (Frate), María Uriz (Tebaldo, Voce dal cielo), José Durán (Conte di Lerma), Coro y Orquesta Nacional de España Miguel López Galindo (Araldo reale) Dirección musical Enrique García Asensio, Julián Perera Coro Nacional de España Dirección de escena Maria Francesca Siciliani Orquesta de Radiotelevisión Española Escenografía Manuel Mampaso, Manuel López Vestuario Peris Hermanos Dirección musical Anton Guadagno Dirección de escena Diego Monjo Escenografía Sigfrido Burmann Vestuario Cornejo Dirección del coro Miguel Roa 1979 SALOME xvi festival de ópera de madrid 17, 19, 21 de mayo de 1979 1977 Música y libreto de Richard Strauss, basado en Oscar Wilde GALA DEL FESTIVAL DE LA ÓPERA DE MADRID xiv festival de la ópera de madrid Montserrat Caballé (Salome) José Carreras (Maurizio), 6 de junio de 1977 A beneficio de la Asociación Mundial de Amigos de la Infancia de España (AMADE) Fritz Uhl (Herodes), Regina Resnik (Herodias), Norman Bailey (Jochanaan), patrocinado por la princesa de españa, doña sofía Wieslaw Ochman (Narraboth), Evelia Marcote (Page), José Deurán (Erster Jude), Alfonso Ferrer (Zweiter Jude), Francisco Matilla (Dritter Jude), Pedro Gilabert (Vierter Jude), Montserrat Caballé, soprano Juan Pedro García Marqués (Fünfter Jude), Jesús Sanz Remiro (Erster Nazarener), José Gabriel Vivas (Zweiter Nazarener), Francisco Valls (Erster Soldat), José Carreras, tenor Francisco Plazas (Zweiter Soldat), José Luis Alcalde (Kappadozier), José Rodríguez (Sklave) Orquesta de Radiotelevisión Española Coro y Orquesta Nacional de España Dirección musical Jesús López Cobos Dirección musical Julius Rudel Dirección de escena José Luis Font Escenografía José María Espada Arias, dúos y oberturas de óperas de Giacomo Puccini (Tosca, Turandot, Manon Lescaut), Gaetano Donizetti (Roberto Devereux), Gioacchino Rossini (Guillaume Tell), Giuseppe Verdi (La forza del destino, I lombardi alla Prima Crociata), Amilcare Ponchieli (La gioconda), Umberto Giordano (Andrea Chénier), Vincenzo Bellini (Capuletti e i Montecchi) 6 7 1980 2 1982 3 TURANDOT LA FORZA DEL DESTINO xvii festival de la ópera de madrid xix festival de la ópera de madrid 18, 20 y 24 de mayo de 1980 22, 24, 26, 28 de abril de 1982 Música de Giacomo Puccini Música de Giuseppe Verdi Libreto de Giuseppe Adami y Renato Simoni, basado en Carlo Gozzi Libreto de Francesco Maria Piave, basado en Ángel Saavedra Montserrat Caballé (Turandot) Montserrat Caballé (Donna Leonora) Yasuko Hayashi (Liú), Franco Bonisolli (Calaf), Kurt Rydl (Timur), Enrique Serra (Ping), Nunzio Todisco (Don Alvaro), Jesús Sanz Remiro (Marchese di Calatrava), Piero de Palma (Peng), Franco Ricciardi (Pang), José Manzaneda (Altoum) Juan Pons (Don Carlo di Vargas), Justino Díaz (Padre guardiano), Jean Berbié (Preziosilla), Alfredo Mariotti (Fra Melitone), Dolores Cava
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