A Life For The Tsar - Roles

Roles

Role Voice type World premiere,
St. Petersburg
29 November (Old Style) (9 December, NS) 1836
(Conductor: Catterino Cavos)
Moscow premiere
7 September (Old Style) 1842
(conductor: Ivan Iogannis )
Ivan Susanin, a peasant of the village of Domnino bass Osip Petrov Dmitriy Kurov
Antonida, his daughter soprano Mariya Stepanova Mariya Leonova
Vanya, Susanin's adopted son contralto Anna Petrova-Vorobyova Anfisa Petrova
Bogdan Sobinin, a militiaman, Antonida's fiance tenor Lev Leonov Aleksandr Bantïshev
Commander of the Polish Detachment bass Sergey Baykov
A Polish courier tenor I. Makarov
Commander of the Russian Detachment bass Aleksey Yefremov
Chorus and silent: Peasant men and women, militiamen, Polish nobles and ladies, knights

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