The heir of the tradition buffa in neapolitan, The Italian in Algiers is an opera in two acts with music by Gioachino Rossini libretto by Angelo Anelli, which, since its premiere in 1813, received immediate recognition from the critics and the public. The melody is characteristic of the style of Rossini, in which fuses a vibrant sustained energy along with original melodies that allow singers to address arias with a spectacular virtuosity.
Creating comic, he signed with just twenty-one years, tells how to Isabella, an Italian entrepreneur who exploits his charm and intelligence, frees her boyfriend Lindoro made a slave by the king of Algiers. The book addresses topics such as contemporary and universal as multiculturalism and the struggle between the sexes, in chaotic weather plagued with beautiful and complex moods of music.
The Italian in Algiers will debut at Opera de Tenerife Nikolas Nägele, current Kapellmeister of the Deutsche Oper Berlin. This new co-production with the Teatro Comunale di Bologna shall be signed by the director Giorgia War and takes place in the decade of the eighties of the last century in the surreal atmosphere of a spa located in Algiers, all topped with a wardrobe fun and colorful akin to time.
Tab, artistic
Director of Opera (e)Studio: Giulio Zappa
music Director: Nikolas Maximilian Nägele
Assistant musical director: David Miller
Director: Giorgia War
Assistant director: Vittoria Lai
set designer: Monica Bernardi
costume Designer: Lorena Marin
Lighting: Giorgia Guerra and Jose ‘Txema’ Fernández
Tenerife Symphony
Chorus of Opera de Tenerife
Co-production of Auditorium of Tenerife and the Teatro Comunale di Bologna
Cast
CAST it TO a | 25 and October 27
Isabella: Maria Ostroukhova
Lindoro: Miloš Bulajic
Mustafa: Matthias Moncada Albarran
Taddeo: Gianni Giuga
Haly: Francesco Samuele Venuti
Elvira: Agnes Lorans Millan
Zulma: Sophie Burns
CAST B | 26 and 28 October
Isabella: Vittoria Vimercati
Lindoro: Li Biao
Mustafa: Aleksandr Utkin
Taddeo: Jorge Eleazar Alvarez
Haly: Esteban Sebastian Baltazar
Elvira: Anna Kabrera Eliseeva
Zulma: Sophie Burns