‘Beethoven Fidelio - Insula Orchestra & accentus’

8 May'22
- 20:00

In Beethoven's Fidelio, we witness the story of Leonore who, disguising herself as a man, goes to prison in an attempt to free her beloved husband from the clutches of Pisaro, who wants to have him executed. In this semi-concert version, director David Bobée wants to focus on Leonore's courage and the strength of women in general. Following Gounod's La Nonne Sanglante, he will be working with Laurence Equilbey and the Insula Orchestra for the second time. Together, they will translate the righteousness and deep-rooted idea of freedom of Beethoven's only opera in a convincing audiovisual manner.

Insula Orchestra
Accentus
vocal ensemble
Laurence Equilbey
conductor
Sinéad Campbell-Wallace
Leonore (soprano)
Stanislas de Barbeyrac
Florestan (tenor)
Christian Immler
Rocco (bass)
Sebastian Holecek
Don Pizzaro (baritone)
Anas Seguin
Don Fernando (bass)
Hélène Carpentier
Marzelline (soprano)
Patrick Grahl
Jacquino (tenor)
Marc Korovitch
choir leader
David Bobée
director
Chloé Dufresne
assistant
Programme
Ludwig van Beethoven

Fidelio, op. 72

Performances

Concerts

Exhibitions

Films

Talks & Debates

Literature

Symposium

2021-2022

Focus On France

Concerts

2021-2022

Classicarte 2021-2022

Practical information

Location

Henry Le Boeuf Hall

Rue Ravenstein 23 1000 BRUSSELS

Rates

Standard

74 - 56 - 42 - 20

-30

28 - 21 - 10

LISTENING_PLACE

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