The National Kyiv Operetta Theatre to Perform in Bolesławiec!

Artists of the National Kyiv Operetta Theatre invite you to “The Magic of Operetta.” The concert programme will feature well-known and beloved operetta and musical-theatre arias, as well as traditional Ukrainian national songs. The whole performance will be enhanced by beautiful costumes, ballet dancing and the extraordinary artistry of a 25-member orchestra. Could anything be more beautiful than feelings expressed through dance, music and song? This concert will answer that question for you. You must not miss it!

National Kyiv Operetta Theatre “The Magic of Operetta”
30 March 2017, at 7:00 p.m., Forum Cinema hall at the Bolesławiec Cultural Centre – International Ceramics Centre,
Ticket price PLN 95. Tickets are available at the Forum Cinema box office in Bolesławiec, tel. 75 64 42 146 and at www.kino.boleslawiec.pl

CONCERT PROGRAMME:

Part I

1. Johann Strauss “The Gypsy Baron” Overture – orchestra
2. Johann Strauss “Die Fledermaus” Act II Orlofsky’s Toast
3. Johann Strauss “Die Fledermaus” Act II Rosalinde and Eisenstein’s Clock Duet
4. Emerich Kálmán “The Csárdás Princess”
5. Franz Lehár “The Land of Smiles” – Act II – “Yours Is My Heart”
6. Franz Lehár “Gypsy Love” Act II Ilona’s csárdás “When the Violins Play”
7. Franz Lehár “Frasquita” Serenade of Armand
8. Emerich Kálmán “Countess Maritza” – ballet csárdás
9. Franz Lehár “Paganini” Anna Lisa’s Song – Act I “My Heart Trembles, Fire Burns in My Blood”
10. Johann Strauss “The Gypsy Baron” Act I “That’s Fame”
11. Gypsy Dance Ballet
12. Franz Lehár “The Merry Widow” Act III “Lips Are Silent, the Soul Sings”
13. Giacomo Puccini “La Bohème” Musetta’s Waltz
14. Emerich Kálmán “The Circus Princess” – “Those Lovely Eyes”
15. Franz Lehár “Giuditta” – “Whoever Kisses My Lips Is Dreaming”
16. Emerich Kálmán “The Csárdás Princess” duet of Sylva and Edwin
17. Jacques Offenbach “Orpheus in the Underworld” Can-can – ballet, 15-minute interval

Part II

1. Vittorio Monti “Csárdás” Ballet
2. “Black Eyebrows,” Ukrainian national song
3. Robert Stolz “Brunettes and Blondes” from Jan Kiepura’s repertoire
4. Gioachino Rossini “The Barber of Seville” Figaro’s Aria
5. Charles Gounod “Romeo and Juliet” Juliet’s Waltz
6. Pablo Sorozábal, Leandro’s Romanza, zarzuela
7. Louis Prima “Sing, Sing, Sing” Ballet
8. Riccardo Cocciante “Le Cathédrale” from the musical “The Hunchback of Notre-Dame”
9. Rodolfo Falvo “Dicitencello vuie,” Italian song
10. Fredrik Kempe “La voix”
11. Josh Groban “Per te”
12. Francesco Sartori “Con Te Partiro,” “Time to Say Goodbye”
13. Giuseppe Verdi “Brindisi,” La traviata
14. Tymko Padura “Hey, Falcons”

Click on the gallery below to see more photos from the performances of the National Kyiv Operetta Theatre in Poland:

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