Tristezza di Sirena ~amore proibito~ Sirena of Sorrow
- uemura20
- Feb 3, 2017
- 3 min read
Date and time
Friday, February 3, 2017 Evening session (19:00~)
4th (Sat) Daytime session (14:00~) Night session (18:00~)
5th (Sunday) Afternoon session (16:00~)
Venue
Yakult Hall
Yakult Head Office Building, 1-1-19 Higashi-Shinbashi, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-8660
TEL:03-3574-7255
◆3 minutes walk from JR Shinbashi Station “Ginza Exit”◆1 minute walk from Shiodome Exit 1 of Shimbashi Station on the Toei Asakusa Line◆5 minutes walk from Shiodome Station on the Toei Oedo Line◆2 minutes walk from "Exit 2" of Shinbashi Station on Tokyo Metro Ginza Line◆3 minutes walk from New Transit Yurikamome Shinbashi Station
Sponsored
Messaging Technology Co., Ltd.
Sponsorship
Kanebo Cosmillion Co., Ltd.
Sponsorship
Global Artist Support Organization, General Incorporated Association
Ticket
All seats reserved (tickets go on general sale from 12:00 on Saturday, November 5th)Planned price: SS seat 13,000 yen, S seat 10,000 yen, A seat 8,000 yen
A dynamic work depicting forbidden love
Tristezza di Sirena ～amore proibito～
This opera is based on the Greek myth of mermaids, and is a story about a forbidden love between different races, and a man and woman burdened with a tragic fate.
The long-standing conflict between humans and mermaids, the love-hate relationship born from a fateful encounter while each shouldering the burden of a blood relative's unintentional death, and the unbreakable bond between the clan and mermaids they must protect. , dynamically expresses the emotions that change from love and regret to madness.
This is a music entertainment work produced entirely in Italian, with Japanese narration and subtitles.
The entire piece has a classical crossover style, and can be described as an easy-to-understand easy opera that incorporates the essence of Japanese accents.
Act 1: Fateful Encounter/Act 2: The Captive Queen/Act 3: Days of Longing/Act 4: Broken Thread/Act 5: Moonlit Night Song< /span>
Composed of 5 acts, 90 minutes (20 minute break)
Appearance
Queen (third daughter) Sirena / Sailor Nereo Maria Seiren (countertenor/tenor)
Eldest daughter Onda Hiromi Mieno (soprano)
Second daughter Azzurra Emi Sakamoto (soprano)
Old Sailor Manatsu Ryu
Conductor Nobuki Okumura
Performance
Piano Tetsuya Ono
(Due to circumstances, the piano player was changed from Mr. Jonathan Katz to Mr. Tetsuya Ono)
Violin Hamao Fujiwara
Maria Seiren Orchestra
Lyrics by Maria Seiren / Fumiaki Uemura
Composed by Hiroyuki Takei
Director Fumiaki Uemura
Italian translation Francesca Donati
Planning and production Messaging Technology Co., Ltd.
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February 2017 performance EasyOpera “Sirena of Sorrow ~Forbidden Love~”Archive information
Thanks to everyone, Chiakiraku was a great success. (Number of spectators for 3 days: 1,572)
Please take a look at the warm messages from everyone.
Click here for the collection of responses from the premiere of "Sirena of Sorrow ~Forbidden Love~
< Media Criticism >A new opera, ``Sirena of Sorrow - Forbidden Love,'' in which Maria Seiren, a dual-voiced vocalist who uses both countertenor and tenor, plays the roles of a man and a woman, was performed at Yakult Hall in Shinbashi.The story is said to be based on the Greek myth of mermaids, and depicts a forbidden love between different races. The entire performance was sung in Italian with subtitles.Japanese narration and theatrical elements were also included to make the story easier to understand.The flyers and other materials are labeled as ``Easy Opera.''I watched the final episode, and what was very interesting was that the seats were filled with people from all walks of life.The performance was attended by everyone from young women to the elderly, including children, indicating that the performance was not aimed at a specific demographic.Even so, at the end of the song, a shout of "Bravo" was heard, and you could tell that each of them was enjoying the performance.It was a night where I felt strongly that opera performances are not just for a certain number of opera fans.(Opera Express)
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