The strong and beautiful Tchaikovsky opera based on Pushkin’s epic tale Eugene Onegin. To be able to follow the opera completely, one must be fully acquainted with this tale.
A tale about a selfish guy who lives to regret his rejection of Tatiana's love.
The greatest Russia composer have included one of the most exquisite aria on the repertoire in this opera; the "Letter Scene".
The set was very interesting with almost all characters (except Gremin) ware on stage for the duration of the opera.
Sexy choreography, with good facial expressions and movements, especially by Natalia Kreslina(Tatiana) from Novaya Opera Theatre of Moscow.
I've never seen an opera production quite like this one. Tatiana and Gremin, one of the best singer on stage, singing from the first balcony towards the end of Act 3.
Young people in the opera...
The individual characters of Onegin, Lenski - with out any trouble hitting the high notes, and Tatiana, was clearly separated and emphasized.
In my opinion, yet another excellent experience and in addition rather beautiful orchestration. I'm looking forward for Carmen in December...
A tale about a selfish guy who lives to regret his rejection of Tatiana's love.
The greatest Russia composer have included one of the most exquisite aria on the repertoire in this opera; the "Letter Scene".
The set was very interesting with almost all characters (except Gremin) ware on stage for the duration of the opera.
Sexy choreography, with good facial expressions and movements, especially by Natalia Kreslina(Tatiana) from Novaya Opera Theatre of Moscow.
I've never seen an opera production quite like this one. Tatiana and Gremin, one of the best singer on stage, singing from the first balcony towards the end of Act 3.
Young people in the opera...
The individual characters of Onegin, Lenski - with out any trouble hitting the high notes, and Tatiana, was clearly separated and emphasized.
In my opinion, yet another excellent experience and in addition rather beautiful orchestration. I'm looking forward for Carmen in December...
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