Treasure Hunters
opera
Since the opera was first conceived four hundred years ago, tens of thousands of works have been written in the genre. Not all were or could be successful: even the majority of the pieces that were written in gilded gold in 1884 by our noble predecessors when building the Opera House are no longer played or even known. In this series, the Opera’s new generation of singers is targeting this collection of works that were once successful and were therefore considered valuable at the given time but lies outside the boundaries of the central repertoire. The pieces are brought to life with the use of piano cross-sections introduced by professionals in the field, as a kind of delayed Opera Wednesday held on Saturdays. The Treasure Hunters series will also be available on the Opera’s social media sites.
Pieces
1. Händel: Rinaldo
2. Weber: Oberon
3. Rossini: Le comte Ory
4. Donizetti: Viva la mamma
5. Delibes: Lakmé
6. Janáček: The Cunning Little Vixen
7. Ferenc Farkas: Csínom Palkó
8. Arthur Sullivan – William Schwenck Gilbert: The Pirates of Penzance
Hostess of the evening
Featuring
Barna Bartos
Éva Bernáth
Andrea Brassói-Jőrös
Dávid Dani
Ferenc Endrész
András Farkas
Anna Csenge Fürjes
Gergely Halász univ.stud.
György Hanczár
Melinda Heiter
Tivadar Kiss
Lőrinc Kósa
Lusine Sahakyan
Ildikó Megyimórecz
Ninh Duc Hoang Long
Dalma Süle
Ildikó Szakács
Tímea Tímár
Laura Topolánszky
Béla Turpinszky Gippert
Zsuzsanna Dávid
Máté Fülep
István Horváth
Ádám Szálkai univ.stud.
András Kőrösi
Boglárka Brindás univ.stud.
Krisztina Simon
Dávid Dani
Gergely Olexa
Gábor Csiki
Eszter Zavaros
Eszter Zemlényi