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Voyna i mir (War and Peace) - 1946. Sergei Prokofiev 1891 - 1953. Synopsis. Russian libretto - Spanish translation. Upcoming Performances. Synopsis - Top. Prokofiev returned to the tradition of Russian historical opera for this epic work based on Tolstoy's novel. Top.
Review. Prokofieff's War and Peace is one of the longest operas ever composed and one of the most difficult to produce. The genesis of the opera itself has kept music historians busy chronicling its intricate procession of writes and rewrites additions and subtractions.
22 de jul. de 2019 · 22 July 2019. Welsh National Opera’s production of Prokofiev’s War and Peace, from our Autumn 2018 Season, is transferring to the Royal Opera House for two nights as part of our continued relationship with the London venue. We open on Tuesday 23 July, with a second performance on the Wednesday, as part of their summer season.
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Offer Prokofiev: War and Peace, Op. 91. Yelena Prochina, Irina Bogachova, Alexander Gergalov, Nicolai Okhotnikov, Gegam Grigorian, Olga Borodina. Orchestra and Chorus of the Mariinsky Theatre, Valery Gergiev (conductor) & Graham Vick (director) Release Date: 1st Jun 2015. Catalogue No: 109092.
Sergei Prokofiev elected to put aside Tolstoy’s long philosophic discourses and some of his important plotlines but used his original text with additional fragments from poems by Vasily Zhukovsky, Mikhail Lomonosov, Konstantin Batyushkov, and Denis Davydov. In War and Peace there are three figurative spheres that are unequal in proportion and ...
