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Le Prince Igor
Opéra Bastille
19h30
Dress Cocktail attire
Borodin’s only opera, this great Russian epic, best known for its Polovtsian Dances, questions the responsibilities of a leader with regard to his people. Having ceded power to his despotic brother‑in-law in order to go to war, Igor is taken prisoner with his son. From his refusal to negotiate with the enemy to his return home, the prince’s deeds invite us to reconsider our own moral values. By divesting the work of folklore of the most elementary kind, Barrie Kosky’s production highlights a universal need for ethics.
Prince Igor
Production de 2018
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Music
Alexandre Borodine
(Editions Belaieff) -
Libretto
Alexandre Borodine
d’après Vladimir Stassov, lui-même adapté du Dit de l’ost d’Igor -
Conductor
Philippe Jordan
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Director
Barrie Kosky
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Set design
Rufus Didwiszus
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Costume design
Klaus Bruns
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Lighting design
Franck Evin
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Choreography
Otto Pichler
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Chorus master
José Luis Basso
Cast
Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opéra national de Paris