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Nicandro e Fileno
Art and shows, Music, Lyric art, Classical music, Festival, Music, Dinner Show, Opera
in Beaune
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As part of the International Baroque Opera Festival
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The opera that Lully wanted to ban
At the end of the 17th century, French opera was dominated by Lully, to the extent that his rivals had to confine themselves to the private sphere to perform stage works. There was one exception, however: Nicandro e Fileno, by Paolo Lorenzani. After arriving from Rome in 1678 as the Queen's music master, he had the work performed in Fontainebleau in 1681 in front of the King, despite Lully's ire.
Comic scenes, French influences but also lamenti à la Rossi...The opera that Lully wanted to ban
At the end of the 17th century, French opera was dominated by Lully, to the extent that his rivals had to confine themselves to the private sphere to perform stage works. There was one exception, however: Nicandro e Fileno, by Paolo Lorenzani. After arriving from Rome in 1678 as the Queen's music master, he had the work performed in Fontainebleau in 1681 in front of the King, despite Lully's ire.
Comic scenes, French influences but also lamenti à la Rossi or à la Cavalli: listening to this little gem revived by the young performers of La Palatine, we understand why Lully had every reason to fear the success of this dangerous rival... A real rediscovery!
DISTRIBUTION
Marie Théoleyre, Filli
Blandine de Sansal, Clori
Etienne Bazola, Nicandro
Mathieu Gourlet, Fileno
Clément Debieuvre, Lidio
Adrien Fournaison, Eurillo
La Palatine, ensemble in residence
Guillaume Haldenwang & Marie Théoleyre, artistic direction
1h20 without intermission
In Italian, with French surtitles
Staged version
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Rates
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Base rateFrom 15 € to 70 €
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Youth RateFrom 10 €
Schedules
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Schedules
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- On July 17, 2026 at 9:00 PM
