Lili Elbe

Opera in 2 acts

based on the life story of Lili Elbe

Edition: Matériel d'exécution

Demande de location

Détails du produit

Description

Lili Elbe is an opera in two acts based on the life of Lili Elbe (1882–1931) who before transition was known as the acclaimed Danish landscape painter Einar Wegener. Lili was happily married to Gerda Wegener (1886–1940), herself an important artist considered the Danish pioneer of Art Deco and a sought-after portraitist.

As a pioneer of gender affirmation surgery, Lili endures the terrible pains and dangers of the more limited and experimental medical science of her time, ultimately dying from complications after a second surgery. During this journey both Lili and Gerda find temporary love in different quarters. Lili and Gerda, together at the end, declare their great and everlasting love for each other, which has never altered.

Orchestral Cast

2(2.pic).2(2.ca).3(3.bcl).2(2.cbsn)-4.2.2.btbn.1-timp.1perc(cym, glsp, crot, s.d, vib, xylo)-hp.elec keyboard-str-SATB choir

Programmation des personnes

Lili Elbe (historically known as Einar Wegener, pre-transition) · baritone - Gerda Wegener · Anna Larsen Bjørner · mezzo-soprano - Eurydice / Hélène Allatini · mezzo-soprano - Claude Lejeune · tenor - Eric Allatini / Marius Wegener · baritone - Professor Warnekros / Christian X · bass - Danish Countess / Dagmar / Matron · male soprano - Gallery Gust / Major Fernando Porta - SATB choir

Plus d'infos

Titre:

Lili Elbe

Opera in 2 acts

based on the life story of Lili Elbe

Libretto by Aryeh Lev Stollman

Dramaturgy by Lucia Lucas

Langue:

Anglais

Edition:

Matériel d'exécution

Niveau de difficulté:

moyen

Awards:

29 janv. 2024

OPER! Awards 2024

Uraufführung des Jahres

Maison d'édition:

Schott Music

Year of composition:

2023

Première:

22 octobre 2023 · St. Gallen (CH)
Theater St. Gallen
Musikalische Leitung: Modestas Pitrenas · Choreinstudierung: Franz Obermair
Inszenierung: Krystian Lada · Kostüme: Bente Rolandsdotter · Bühnenbild: Krystian Lada; Łukasz Misztal · Choreographie: Frank Fannar Pedersen
(scenic)

Travaux commandés :

Commissioned by Konzert und Theater St.Gallen