Encuentros con los protagonistas de las distintas producciones en los que se abordan los elementos esenciales de la música y la dramaturgia de los diferentes montajes que integran la temporada de Les Arts.En colaboración con Amics de l’Òpera i de les Arts de la Comunitat Valenciana.
The serial novel that inspires and gives its name to Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's opera, written in poem form by Alexander Pushkin, tells the life course in dramatic irreconcilable parallel of three young people, Tatiana, Lensky and Onegin, marked from the beginning of their short lives by cultural difference: Tatiana, who writes in French but shows his purely Russian soul; Lensky, cultivated in the Germanic and Onegin tradition, an aspiring English dandy with melancholy Byronic outbursts. The composer, that through music makes the Russian essence coexist in the instrumental contributions with the universality of the human message in the dramatic treatment, turns the novel into stanza verse oneguiana -of curious rhyme, that forces permanent dialogue between the masculine and the feminine- in a succession of lyrical scenes that, for the sake of the theatrical convention of the moment, They make up three acts centered on the scene of Tatiana's letter to Onegin.
