Ravel's L'Heure Espagnole at the Opera de Lyon
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Hear Ravel's one‐act opera at the Opéra National de Lyon conducted by Jonathan Stockhammer.
Ravel called his own work an opéra‐bouffe. For the score he used Spanish elements like jotas and habaneras which makes it one of several compositions in which Ravel was influenced by the Spanish tradition. It was first staged in a double‐bill with Massenet's Thérèse in 1911.
A musical comedy, a sparkling watchmaking, a fantasy and a naughty one, L'Heure espagnole is Ravel's first opera — a trial run, a masterstroke. A work full of brilliant musical and sound experiments, to which the staging of James Bonas and the magical images of Grégoire Pont will give their colours.
キャスト/プロダクション
Music direction
Jonathan Stockhammer
Concept and video
Grégoire Pont
Direction of the show
James Bonas
Set and Costume Design
Thibault Vancraenenbroeck
Lights
Christophe Chaupin
Conception, woman from Torquemada
Clemence Poussin
