The Love For Three Oranges - Roles

Roles

Role
(en=Name used in productions in English,
fr=Name in original French production)
Voice type Premiere cast, 30 December 1921
(Conductor: Sergei Prokofiev)
King of Clubs (en) / Le Roi de Trèfle (fr), ruler of an imaginary kingdom bass James Francis
The Prince (en) / Le Prince (fr), his son tenor José Mojica
Princess (en) / Princesse (fr) Clarice, the king's niece alto Irène Pavlovska
Leandro (en) / Léandre (fr), the prime minister baritone William Beck
Truffaldino (en) / Trouffaldino (fr), the court jester tenor Octave Dua
Pantalone (en) / Pantalon (fr), the king's advisor baritone Désiré Defrère
Tchelio (en) / Tchélio (fr), a magician bass Hector Dufranne
Fata Morgana, a witch soprano Nina Koshetz
Princess (en) / Princesse (fr) Ninette, Orange No. 3 soprano Jeanne Dusseau
Princess (en) / Princesse (fr) Linette, Orange No. 1 alto Philine Falco
Princess (en) / Princesse (fr) Nicolette, Orange No. 2 mezzo-soprano Frances Paperte
Smeraldina (en) / Sméraldina (fr), Fata Morgana's servant mezzo-soprano Jeanne Schneider
Farfarello, a demon bass James Wolf
Cook (en) / La Cuisinière (fr), giant custodian of the three oranges bass Constantin Nikolay
Master of Ceremonies (en) / Le Maître de Cérémonies (fr) tenor Lodovico Oliviero
Herald (en) / Héraut (fr) bass Jerome Uhl
Advocates of Tragedy, Comedy, Lyric Drama, and Farce; Ten "Ridicules" (Cranks); little demons; courtiers, monsters, drunkards, gluttons, guards, servants, soldiers

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