L'Olimpiade (2011)
Baldassarre Galuppi was considered the leading exponent of Venetian comic opera, if not the absolute creator. Though he was shortly forgotten after his death, opera buffa gave him international fame, and it's only recently that his serious operas have begun to receive serious attention. Composed according to tradition, with the use of new arias displaying various affetti (fury, contrast, outrage) as well as others borrowed from contemporary operas, this dramma per musica is a consistent work, where music and text are one, and the seven characters and their emotions are strongly portrayed. The opera takes place in Olimpia during the games, and focuses on a complicated love intrigue.
Director: Tiziano Mancini
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Mark Tucker as Clistene |
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Ruth Rosique as Aristea |
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Roberta Invernizzi as Argene |
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Romina Basso as Megace |
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Franziska Gottwald as Licida |
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Furio Zanasi as Alcandro |
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Filippo Adami as Aminta |
| Sound | Baldassare Galuppi | Music |
| Directing | Tiziano Mancini | Director |
| Directing | Dominique Poulange | Stage Director |
| Lighting | Fabio Barettin | Lighting Design |
| Sound | Andrea Marcon | Conductor |
| Writing | Pietro Metastasio | Writer |
