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Prince Igor (2014)
Live performance from the Metropolitan Opera, March 1, 2014. Absent from the Met stage since 1917, Borodin’s masterwork about an introspective prince’s military campaign against the invading Polovtsians returned in 2014 with a first-rate cast and an astonishing production by Dmitri Tcherniakov. Well worth the wait, the sets feature visually striking projections interlaced with lush flowering fields, and the first act delivers one of opera’s most exciting dance medleys, a portion of which went mainstream in the 1950s when Tony Bennett recorded “Stranger in Paradise.”
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Live performance from the Metropolitan Opera, March 1, 2014. Absent from the Met stage since 1917, Borodin’s masterwork about an introspective prince’s military campaign against the invading Polovtsians returned in 2014 with a first-rate cast and an astonishing production by Dmitri Tcherniakov. Well worth the wait, the sets feature visually striking projections interlaced with lush flowering fields, and the first act delivers one of opera’s most exciting dance medleys, a portion of which went mainstream in the 1950s when Tony Bennett recorded “Stranger in Paradise.”
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Genre:Music
Written By:Alexander Borodin
In Theaters:3/1/2014
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Runtime:202 minutes
Studio:The Metropolitan Opera
Cast
Dmitri Tcherniakov, Gary Halvorson
Director
Ildar Abdrazakov
Prince Igor
Mikhail Petrenko
Prince Galitsky
Sergey Semishkur
Vladimir Igorevich
Vladimir Ognovenko
Skula
Andrey Popov
Yeroshka
Oksana Dyka
Yaroslavna
Kiri Deonarine
Polovtsian Maiden
Anita Rachvelishvili
Konchakovna
Mikhail Vekua
Ovlur
Štefan Kocán
Khan Konchak
Barbara Dever
Yaroslavna's Nurse
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