The Maid of Orleans (opera) - Roles

Roles

Role Voice type Premiere cast
25 February (13 February O.S.), 1881
(Conductor: Eduard Nápravník)
King Charles VII tenor Mikhail Vasilyev
The Archbishop bass Vladimir Mayboroda
The Pope tenor
Dunois, a French knight baritone Fyodor Stravinsky
Lionel, a Burgundian knight baritone Ippolit Pryanishnikov
Thibaut d'Arc, Joan's father bass Mikhail Koryakin
Raymond, Joan's betrothed tenor Sokolov
Bertrand, a peasant bass
Soldier bass
Joan of Arc soprano or mezzo-soprano Mariya Kamenskaya
Agnès Sorel soprano Wilhelmina Raab
Angel, solo voice in the choir of angels soprano
Chorus, silent roles: Courtiers and ladies, French and English soldiers, knights, monks, Gypsies, pages, buffoons, dwarfs, minstrels, executioners, people

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