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program

PROGRAMM
 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Figaros Hochzeit / Le nozze di Figaro
Vorspiel
 
Duett Sull'aria ... che soave zefiretto
Lenka Máčiková, Mariana Sajko
 
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Don Giovanni
Arie Fin ch’han dal vino
Aleš Jenis
 
Gaetano Donizetti: Der Liebestrank / L’elisir d’amore
Duett Voglio dire, lo stupendo
Gustáv Beláček, Ondrej Šaling
 
Giacomo Puccini: La Bohème
Finale des 3. Akts Addio, dolce svegliare
Lenka Máčiková, Mariana Sajko, Tomáš Juhás, Aleš Jenis
 
Bedřich Smetana: Die verkaufte Braut
Skočná
 
Herrenchor To pivečko, to věru je nebeský dar (Der Gerstensaft ist doch ein wahrer Göttertrank)
Chor der Oper des SND, Gustáv Beláček, Ondrej Šaling
 
Duett und Arie Nuže milý chasníku...Znám jednu dívku (Ich kenn ein Mägdlein, die hat Dukaten)
Gustáv Beláček, Tomáš Juhás
 
Johann Strauss jun.: Die Fledermaus
Vorspiel
 
Arie Klänge der Heimat
Lenka Máčiková
 
Franz Lehár: Paganini
Arie Gern hab ich die Frau'n geküsst
Ondrej Šaling
 
Franz Lehár: Die lustige Witwe
Vilja-Lied
Mariana Sajko, Chor der Oper des SND
 
Georges Bizet: Carmen
Arie Votre toast je peux vous le rendre
Aleš Jenis, Chor der Oper des SND
 
Pietro Mascagni: Sizilianische Bauernehre / Cavalleria rusticana
Intermezzo
 
Trinkspruch Viva il vino spumeggiante
Tomáš Juhás, Chor der Oper des SND 
 
Die Noten für die Werke von F. Lehár wurden vom Glockenverlag Musikverlag, Bühnenverlag und Vertrieb Ges.m.b.H. zur Verfügung gestellt. 

Place

The Slovak National Theatre is the second oldest Slovak professional theatre. It has 3 ensembles (drama, opera and ballet). It was founded in 1920 after the creation of Czechoslovakia as a cooperative and became a state-run company in 1945. Between 1920 and 1945, there was also a musical ensemble. The Slovak National Theatre has represented Slovak culture on its numerous tours abroad.

It was created and, in the 1920s, also run by Czech artists (e.g. Oskar Nedbal, director during 1923-1930). The first performance was the Czech opera Hubička by Bedřich Smetana on March 1, 1920. The ensembles were Slovakized only gradually. In 1932, the drama ensemble split into the SNT Slovak Drama Company led by Janko Borodáč, and into the SNT Czech Drama Company, led by V. Šulc. The Czech Drama Company ceased to operate when it was forced to leave Slovakia in 1938. Since then, the drama ensemble has performed in Slovak only, but in the opera ensemble there were Czech artists even after 1945. In recent years, operas have been presented in their original languages.

Initially, all 3 ensembles were active at the old Slovak National Theatre building. From 1955 to early 2007, the drama company performed at the P. O. Hviezdoslav Theatre and from 1962 to (?)2006 also at a chamber theatre called Malá scéna SND (SNT Small Stage). Since 2007, the ensembles perform only at the old Slovak National Theatre building and the new Slovak National Theatre building opened in April, 2007.

The drama company was shaped by the directors Janko Borodáč, F. Hoffman, J. Jamnický, J.Budský, T. Rakovský, K. I. Zachary, P. Haspra, M. Pietor and the current one – Dušan Jamrich.

The opera ensemble was led by conductors such as Oskar Nedbal, K. Nedbal, J. Vincourek and T. Frešo, and directors including V. Šulc and M. Wasserbauer. The opera became known abroad under the leadership of Czech conductor Oskar Nedbal, who also introduced the first Slovak operas of Jozef Levoslav Bella and V. Figuš Bystrý, and under K. Nedbal, who improved the dramma programme. A great boom occurred after WWII. The SNT witnessed the rise of modern Slovak opera by Eugen Suchoň, Ján Cikker, Alexander Moyzes, Tibor Andrašovan, T. Frešo, and many others. Many singers from the SNT are famous abroad, e.g. Edita Grúberová, Lucia Popp, Peter Dvorský, R. Petrák, S. Kopčák, M. Hajóssyová, E. Jenisová, J. Galla, Jozef Kundlák, and many others.

The ballet ensemble has grown from a small group in 1920 to a huge ensemble today.