Opera

Las horas vacías

Ricardo Llorca

09 Nov, 21 - 14 Nov, 21

Conductor I Alexis Soriano Stage Director I José Luis Arellano García Titular Chorus of the Teatro Real Solos by the titular orchestra of the Teatro Real

09 Nov 21

Fecha de estreno

14 Nov 21

Última función

Funciones

Las horas vacías –opera for soprano, actress, chorus, piano and string orchestra– is a study of a solitary woman, addicted to internet, who lives in her own world of fantasy; an exploration about loneliness, the confusion between the real world and the imaginary, and an increasing sense of isolation in which an opulent society finds itself. Las horas vacías juxtaposes and combines different motifs from the music of the Renaissance and traditional Spanish polyphony, using a more contemporary language. It is a synthesis of styles closer to the sound and spirit of New York Downtown music - minimalism, post -minimalism, if one prefers– than that of the predominant tendencies of the European vanguard scene.

It premiered in 2007 in a concert version at the XII Semana de Música Sacra in Benidorm. Since then, it has been performed in Berlin, New York, St. Petersburg, Sao Paulo, Klaipėda (Lithuania), and now Las horas vacías comes to Madrid.

Opera / Monodrama

Music by Ricardo Llorca (1958)

Libretto by Ricardo Llorca y Paco Gámez

Premiere in concert version at the XII Semana de Música Sacra of Benidorm, March 31, 2007

New production at the Teatro Real, in coproduction with the Teatros del Canal and High C Music with the collaboration of the New York Opera Society

Absolut premiere

ARTISTIC TEAM

Conductor I Alexis Soriano

Stage Director I José Luis Arellano García

Chorus Director | Andrés Máspero

Set Design I Silvia de Marta

Costumes | Miguel Ángel Milán

Lighting I Juan Gómez Cornejo, AAI

Video I Miquel Àngel Raió

Dance | Chevi Muraday

Chorus of the Teatro Real

Soloists of the Orchestra of the Teatro Real