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The Invisible City of Kitezh, completed in 1905, is a remarkable opera that fuses folklore, mysticism and realism. Its subject is the story of the advancing Mongol army's entry to Great Kitezh and the city's subsequent miraculous survival. Rejecting archaisms and the more religiously inclined suggestions of his librettist, Rimsky-Korsakov sought to create an opera that 'is contemporary and even fairly advanced'. It is therefore through-composed, hinting at times at Wagnerian procedure, and flooded with the composer's rich, apt and brilliant orchestral palette, fully supportive of the powerful vocal writing.
Libération: Nov 28, 2011
Durée: 187 minutes
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Jeter: Mikhail Gubsky, Tatiana Monogarova, Mikhail Kazakov, Gevorg Hakobyan, Vitaly Panfilov, Marika Gulordava
Équipage: Eimuntas Nekrošius (Director)
