The Tales of Hoffmann - Roles

Roles

Role Voice type Premiere cast,
10 February 1881
(Conductor: Jules Danbé)
Complete with Giulietta Act,
7 December 1881
(Conductor: Joseph Hellmesberger, Jr.)
Hoffmann, a poet tenor Jean-Alexandre Talazac
Olympia, a mechanical doll soprano Adèle Isaac
Antonia, a young girl soprano Adèle Isaac
Giulietta, a courtesan soprano
Stella, a singer soprano Adèle Isaac
Lindorf, Coppélius, Miracle bass-baritone Émile-Alexandre Taskin
Dapertutto bass-baritone
Andrès, Cochenille, Frantz tenor Pierre Grivot
Pitichinaccio tenor
Crespel, Antonia's father bass Hippolyte Belhomme
Hermann, a student bass Teste
Wolfram, a student bass Piccaluga
Wilhelm, a student bass Collin
Luther bass Troy
Nathanaël, a student tenor Chennevières
Nicklausse mezzo-soprano Marguerite Ugalde
The muse mezzo-soprano Mole-Truffier
Peter Schlémil, in love with Giulietta bass
Spalanzani, an inventor tenor E. Gourdon
Voice of the mother of Antonia soprano Dupuis
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