Le Juif Errant (opera) - Roles

Roles

Role Voice type Premiere Cast, 23 April 1852
(Conductor: - )
Ashvérus, the Wandering Jew baritone Eugène Massol
Nicéphore, Emperor of the Orient bass Louis Obin
Léon, descendant of Ashvérus tenor Gustave Roger
Théodora, boatwoman of the Scheldt, sister of Léon mezzo-soprano Fortunata Tedesco
Irène, daughter of Baudoin, Count of Flanders, also a descendant of Ashvérus soprano Emmy Lagrua(fr)
Lady of honor soprano Petit-Brière
The exterminating angel tenor Chapuis
Ludgers, bandit chief bass Depassio
Manoel, first bandit bass Canaple
Andronic, second bandit bass Guigneau
Jean, third bandit bass Noir
Arbas, fourth bandit bass Goyon
Night watchman baritone Merly
An officer of the palace baritone Lyon
A lord baritone Molinier
Another lord tenor Donzel
Chorus: lords, ladies, and people of Antwerp; robbers and bad boys; shopkeepers, inhabitants of Brabant; lords and ladies of Emperor Nicéphore's court; people of Thessalonica; people of Constantinople; mutes, almées,(fr) slaves; Emperor's guards; Empress Irène's lady; angel, demons, the chosen, the damned, etc.

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