MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Notte e giorno faticar"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Leporello, ove sei?"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Ah del padre in periglio"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Ah del padre in periglio"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Orsù, spicciati presto"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Ah chi mi dice mai"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Madamina, il catalogo è questo"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Giovinette che fate all'amore"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Manco male è partita"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Ho capito, signor sì"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Alfin siam liberati"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Là ci darem la mano"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Ah fuggi il traditor"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Mi par ch'oggi il demonio si diverta"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "No ti fidar, o misera"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Povera sventurata!"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Don Ottavio, son morta!...Or sai chi l'onore"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Come mai creder deggio"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Dalla sua pace"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Io deggio ad ogni patto"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Fin ch'han dal vino"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Masetto: senti un po'!"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Batti, batti, o bel Masetto"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Guarda un po' come seppe"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Presto, presto, pria ch'ei venga"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act I: "Riposate, vezzose ragazze"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Eh via buffone"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Leporello....Signore....Vien qui"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Ah taci, ingiusto core"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Amico, che ti par?"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Deh vieni alla finestra"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "V'è gente alla finestra!"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Metà di voi qua vadano"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Zitto! lascia ch'io senta"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Vedrai, carino"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Di molte faci il lume"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Sola, sola in buio loco"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Dunque quello sei tu"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Ah pietà, signori miei"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Ferma, perfido, ferma..."
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Il mio tesoro intanto"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "In quali eccessi, o Numi...Mi tradì quell'alma ingrata"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Ah ah ah ah, questa è buona"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "O statua gentilissima"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Calmatevi, idol mio"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Crudele?...Non mi dir, bell'idol mio"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Già la mensa è preparata"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Don Giovanni, a cenar teco m'invitasti"
MOZART: Don Giovanni Act II: "Ah, dove è il perfido"
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Don Giovanni
THU, AUG 4 at 7:00
SAT, AUG 6 at 7:00
Rose Theater
Budapest Festival Orchestra M|M Iván Fischer, conductor and director M|M Laura Aikin, Donna Anna Myrtò Papatanasiu, Donna Elvira M|M Sunhae Im, Zerlina M|M Zoltán Megyesi, Don Ottavio M|M Tassis Christoyannis, Don Giovanni M|M Riccardo Novaro, Masetto M|M José Fardilha, Leporello M|M Kristinn Sigmundsson, Commendatore M|M
MOZART: Don Giovanni (Prague version) In Italian with English supertitles
Pre-concert discussion with Iván Fischer and Jane Moss on Saturday, August 6, at 6:00 in the Irene Diamond Education Center. Limited seating available on a first come, first served basis.
Mozart’s most haunting opera, Don Giovanni, is the portrait of a too-passionate young man who—driven by lust and excess—charms, deceives, and abuses, until he finally takes things too far. In this unusual, dramatic new rendering, the human body takes center stage; the singers, who include the “vocal Renoir” soprano Laura Aikin (Opernwelt), perform on a stark, black stage alongside 16 young actors, who use their bodies to form the set and the props.
“This is extravagant music, and Mr. Fischer and his fine, eager players missed no opportunity to make it so.” —The New York Times
Sponsored by Movado
Made possible in part by a grant from The Fan Fox and Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, Inc. and the Trust for Mutual Understanding.
Performances begin promptly at their scheduled time. There is no late seating.
The performances are approximately three hours and 20 minutes long, with one intermission.
This event corresponds to an evening course, “Mozart’s Don Giovanni,” being offered July 7–28 by The Juilliard School. Learn more and register online.
August 9–10 at 8:00 Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra Iván Fischer, conductor Lucy Crowe, soprano M|M Concert Chorale of New York James Bagwell, director