Lokys is a 2000 Lithuanian-language opera by Bronius Kutavičius to a libretto by Aušra Marija Sluckaitė-Jurašienė based on the novella by Prosper Mérimée. [1]
Roles
- The Professor
- Count Semeta
- The Countess
- Julia, the count's fiancée
- The Doctor
- One-eyed old woman
- The Marshal
Recording
- Lokys - The Bear Choir and Orchestra of the Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre, Martynas Staskus 2CD Ondine 2002 [2] [3]
References
- ^ Raminta Lampsatis Bronius Kutavičius: A Music of Signs and Changes· 1998 Page 140 " Lokys At the time of writing , Kutavičius ' latest large - scale project is an opera entitled Lokys . This is to be based on the final short novel ' Lokis ' by Prosper Mérimée ( Kutavičius corrects the spelling of the original ..."
- ^ Review
- ^ Richards, Guy: Kutavicius (The) Bear Gramophone, April 2003, retrieved 4 October 2021
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Lokys is a 2000 Lithuanian-language opera by Bronius Kutavičius to a libretto by Aušra Marija Sluckaitė-Jurašienė based on the novella by Prosper Mérimée. [1]
Roles
- The Professor
- Count Semeta
- The Countess
- Julia, the count's fiancée
- The Doctor
- One-eyed old woman
- The Marshal
Recording
- Lokys - The Bear Choir and Orchestra of the Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre, Martynas Staskus 2CD Ondine 2002 [2] [3]
References
- ^ Raminta Lampsatis Bronius Kutavičius: A Music of Signs and Changes· 1998 Page 140 " Lokys At the time of writing , Kutavičius ' latest large - scale project is an opera entitled Lokys . This is to be based on the final short novel ' Lokis ' by Prosper Mérimée ( Kutavičius corrects the spelling of the original ..."
- ^ Review
- ^ Richards, Guy: Kutavicius (The) Bear Gramophone, April 2003, retrieved 4 October 2021
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