In the organizer's words:

Composer Modest Mussorgsky.

Opera in four parts (seven pictures). First version, original Boris (1868/69)

recommended from the age of 16

Text by the composer based on the drama of the same name by Alexander Pushkin (1825) and Nikolai Karamzin

In Russian with German and English surtitles.

WHAT IS IT ABOUT?

Infanticide, scheming monks and a tsar falling into madness - Modest Mussorgsky covered a wide range of themes in his choral opera, which he composed from 1868 onwards and with which he attempted to raise awareness of his own time by taking a detour through historical material. As a 19th century artist, he was preoccupied with the psychology of the masses. In Boris Godunov , the Russian people - rejoicing, hungry, demanding and questioning - play the main role alongside the title hero: "To discover the subtle traits of human nature and the human masses, to drill into these unexplored regions and conquer them - that is the mission of the true artist. To new shores!"

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€ 100 /88 /73 /56 /40 /25 /12 /9

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