La clemencia de Tito 98-99 PROMO
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La clemenza di Tito (1999)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Opera
2h 42m
Italian
SD
Spanish
Production

La clemenza di Tito is one of W.A. Mozart's last three great works and his last serious opera. It had been many years since he had written a work in this style and it was because of a commission that he returned to it. He wrote La clemenza di Tito, numbered K 621, when he had almost finished The Magic Flute (K 620) and at a time when he was considering, because of the famous and mysterious commission, the creation of his Requiem, which would be an immortal work for others and mortal for the composer himself (K 626). The numerations themselves already show that they occupy the highest figures in a work as abundant as it is surprising in a man who died at the age of 35. Listening to La clemenza, we must therefore place ourselves in the vitally convulsive moments of great creativity that preceded his death.

 

Ernest Lluch

 

Title recovered in collaboration with TVE.

Opera seria in two acts

Music by W.A. Mozart

Libretto by Pietro Metastasio, adapted by Caterino Mazzola

Production of the Teatro Real, in coproduction with Landestheater of Salzburg and Opernhaus Halle

Chorus of the Community of Madrid

Principal Orchestra of the Teatro Real

 

Artistic team


Conductor | Ralf Weikert

Stage director, set, costume and lighting designer | Pet Halmen

Lighting designer | Eduard Stipsits

Chorus master | Miguel Groba

 

Cast


Tito | Zoran Todorovich

Vitellia | Véronique Gens

Servilia | Dawn Kotoski

Sesto | Annette Seiltgen

Annio | Debora Beronesi

Publio | Alfonso Echevarría-Torres

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