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6 September (Sun) Opera

Papa est Mort – António Feijó, the Poet Who Died of Love

António Durães

5 p.m. Main Room
Free admission   Ages 12+  
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The opera Papa est Mort – António Feijó, o poeta que morreu de amor (Papa est Mort – António Feijó, the Poet Who Died of Love) celebrates the exceptional figure of the diplomat and Parnassian poet António Feijó.

With music by Fernando C. Lapa and libretto and staging by António Durães, the work premiered at the Diogo Bernardes Theater to conclude the celebrations marking the 900th anniversary of the Charter of Ponte de Lima, and now comes to Noite Branca. It features soloists such as Sara Braga Simões (soprano), Marco Alves dos Santos and Leonel Pinheiro (tenors in a double cast), and Tiago Matos (baritone), accompanied by the Toy Ensemble under the direction of Maestro José Eduardo Gomes.

Credits

Music Fernando C. Lapa
Libretto and Direction António Durães
Musical Direction/Conductor José Eduardo Gomes
Lighting Design and Operation Mariana Figueroa
Video Hugo Edgar Mesquita
Sound Engineer and Operation Narciso Fernandes
Costume Design Cláudia Ribeiro
Set Design Patrick Hubmann and Cláudia Ribeiro
Accompanist Christina Margotto
Stage Direction Anita Magalhães Faria
Assistance Stage Direction Leonor Esteves
Literary Consultance Cândido de Oliveira Martins
Cast António Feijó (tenor), Maria Carmem (soprano), and Luís de Magalhães (baritone)
Musicians Toy Ensemble—Álvaro Pereira (violin), José Ricardo Reis (violin), Teresa Correia (viola), Tiago Anjinho (cello), Gil Morais (double bass), Marco Pereira (flute), Tiago Bento (clarinet), Dário Ribeiro (horn), Vitor Castro (percussion), and Christina Margotto (piano)
Seamstresses Adelaide Castro and Alexandra Barbosa
Tailor Lurdes Sobrado
Hair and Makeup Patrícia Vilaça – Makeup and Beauty
Set Construction Paredes-Meias Crl
Portuguese Sign Language Amélia Amil
Subtitling Anita Magalhães Faria
English Translation Sónia Martins
Sheet Music and Publishing AVA Editions
Supported by Ponte de Lima City Council, Diogo Bernardes Theater, DGArtes, Directorate-General for the Arts, Portuguese Republic, RTP Antena 2, AVA Editions, Porto Music Conservatory School of the Arts, O Bomfim Conservatory of Braga
Acknowledgments Dr. Paulo Sousa – Vice President of the Ponte de Lima City Council, Municipality of Ponte de Lima, Management of the Diogo Bernardes Theater, Daniel Stighäl – Support for diction/phonetics
Production Mestres Viajantes: Direction and Coordination: Christina Margotto
Co-production Municipality of Ponte de Lima / Diogo Bernardes Theater, Casa das Artes de Famalicão

Commissioned by the Ponte de Lima City Council to mark the conclusion of the celebrations commemorating the 900th anniversary of the granting of the town charter by Dona Teresa