SPRING FESTIVAL IN TOKYO

Riccardo Muti Italian Opera Academy in Tokyo 2023

 

Academy for young artists

Young musicians will work together for the opera "Un ballo in maschera".
With sharpness and humor, Riccardo Muti aims at passing on to the young artists from all over the world what he, himself, learnt from his teachers in a lineage that in history finds him connected to Giuseppe Verdi through Arturo Toscanini and through his own teacher Antonino Votto.


vol.3 “Un ballo in maschera” Outline


◆Term　March 18 [Sat.] - April 1 [Sat.], 2023
◆Venue　Tokyo Bunka Kaikan Main Hall / Tokyo University of the Arts  Hall ❛ No.6 ❜
◆Program　Verdi “Un ballo in maschera”
◆Teacher　Riccardo Muti（Conductor）

Conductors：Magdalena Klein, Andreas Ottensamer, Kyotaro Sawamura, Leonard Weiss

Riccardo（Tenor）：Motoki Ishii
Amelia（Soprano）：Tamayo Yoshida
Renato（Baritone）：Takashi Aoyama
Ulrica（Mezzo-Soprano）：Ikuko Nakajima
Oscar（Soprano）：Yumiko Nakahata
Samuel（Bass-Baritone）：Koji Yamashita
Tom（Bass-Baritone）：Shigeru Hatakeyama
Silvano（Baritone）：Takaoki Onishi
Orchestra：Tokyo-HARUSAI Festival Orchestra
Chorus：Tokyo Opera Singers

◆Program　March 18 [Sat.] 19:00　Riccardo Muti : Concert-lesson （with the Orchestra and singers） -Un ballo in maschera-
　　　　March 28 [Tue.] 18:30　Riccardo Muti Conducts "Un ballo in maschera"（Concert Style／With Subtitles）
　　　　March 30 [Thu.] 18:30　Riccardo Muti Conducts "Un ballo in maschera"（Concert Style／With Subtitles）
　　　　April 1 [Sat.] 19:00　Riccardo Muti Introduces the Young Musicians Selected for the Italian Opera Academy in Tokyo - "Un ballo in maschera"（Concert Style／With Subtitles）
◆Schedule
Academy Schedule
For general listener

Riccardo MutiItalian Opera Academy in Tokyo

2019
Verdi “Rigoletto”　March 28 [Thu.] - April 4 [Thu.], 2019
2021
Verdi “Macbeth”　April 9 [Fri.] - April 21 [Wed.], 2021
2023
Verdi “Un ballo in maschera” March 18 [Sat.] - April 1 [Sat.], 2023

The academy in 2020 and 2022 were postponed due to the impact of coronavirus.

“Italian Opera Academy” was launched in Ravenna (Italy), in 2015. During the Academy, Riccardo Muti aims at passing on to the young artists from all over the world what he, himself, learnt from his teachers in a lineage that in history finds him connected to Giuseppe Verdi through Arturo Toscanini and through his own teacher Antonino Votto.

Riccardo Muti considers it is his important mission to transmit to new generations what he learnt from his teachers ― Italian Opera’s beauty and deepness with method that is now vanishing, thus, representing a strong liaison between history and impulse towards the future. Appreciating his beliefs, we have “Italian Opera Academy in Tokyo” project with him since 2019.


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Organizer：Spring Festival in Tokyo Executive Committee
Support：Embassy of Italy in Japan／Verdi Society of Japan

Last update：20230327

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