Roles
| Role | Voice type | Premiere Cast, 5 January 1866 (Conductor: Bedřich Smetana ) |
|---|---|---|
| Volfram Olbramovič, Lord Mayor of Prague | bass | Frantisek Hynek |
| Oldřich Rokycanský, a knight | baritone | Petr Doubravskÿ |
| Junoš, young resident of Prague | tenor | Jindrich Polák |
| Jan Tausendmark, young resident of Prague | baritone | Josef Lev |
| Varneman, captain of the Brandenburgers | tenor | Jan Luvrik Lukes |
| Jíra, a runaway serf | tenor | Arnost Grand |
| Ludiše, Volfram's daughter | soprano | Ferenczy |
| Vlčenka, Volfram's daughter | soprano | Josefina-Marie Schmidtová-Procházková |
| Děčana, Volfram's daughter | contralto | Marie Pisarovicová |
| Old villager | bass | Josef Palecek |
| Town crier | baritone | |
| Knights and soldiers, Olbramovič's men, villagers, Brandenburger soldiers, vagabonds and beggars, Judges | ||
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