Joan Lainez Tenor

Tenerife Opera presents Hamlet, Ambroise Thomas's French production brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera.

Hamlet and Ophelie inhabit a court where corruption is blatant, yet disguised as protocol and good manners. Everyone knows something, everyone keeps something to themselves. He is suffocated by the obligation to avenge and the horror of carrying it out; she is lost in the impossibility of being heard. Silence here is not the absence of words, but an excess of lies, half-truths, and manipulations. Like our own time, where information overload coexists with a lack of trust and genuine listening. Amidst ghosts, intrigues, and inner monologues, the world seems immense and silent.

This opera is performed sung in French with surtitles in Spanish and English.

Artistic file

Musical direction: Seok-Won Hong
Stage direction: Nicola Berloffa

Set design: Aurelio Colombo
Set design replacement: Gabriele Moreschi
Lighting design: Valerio Tiberi
Video design: Dino Sabanovic
Coach French: Laïla Barnat

Production: Opéra de Saint-Etienne

Cast

Hamlet: Fernando Campero, baritone

Ophélie: Serena Sáenz, soprano

Queen Gertrude: Lucie Peyramaure, soprano

Claudius: Nicolas Courjal, bass

Laërte: Zachary McCulloch, tenor

Spectrum: Javier Castañeda, bass

Polonius: Christian Díaz, bass

Marcellus: Joan Laínez, tenor

Horatio: David Lagares, bass baritone

First gravedigger: Borja Molina, baritone

Second gravedigger: David Barrera, tenor

Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre

Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/hamlet/#tickets

Tenerife Opera presents Hamlet, Ambroise Thomas's French production brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera.

Hamlet and Ophelie inhabit a court where corruption is blatant, yet disguised as protocol and good manners. Everyone knows something, everyone keeps something to themselves. He is suffocated by the obligation to avenge and the horror of carrying it out; she is lost in the impossibility of being heard. Silence here is not the absence of words, but an excess of lies, half-truths, and manipulations. Like our own time, where information overload coexists with a lack of trust and genuine listening. Amidst ghosts, intrigues, and inner monologues, the world seems immense and silent.

This opera is performed sung in French with surtitles in Spanish and English.

Artistic file

Musical direction: Seok-Won Hong
Stage direction: Nicola Berloffa

Set design: Aurelio Colombo
Set design replacement: Gabriele Moreschi
Lighting design: Valerio Tiberi
Video design: Dino Sabanovic
Coach French: Laïla Barnat

Production: Opéra de Saint-Etienne

Cast

Hamlet: Fernando Campero, baritone

Ophélie: Serena Sáenz, soprano

Queen Gertrude: Lucie Peyramaure, soprano

Claudius: Nicolas Courjal, bass

Laërte: Zachary McCulloch, tenor

Spectrum: Javier Castañeda, bass

Polonius: Christian Díaz, bass

Marcellus: Joan Laínez, tenor

Horatio: David Lagares, bass baritone

First gravedigger: Borja Molina, baritone

Second gravedigger: David Barrera, tenor

Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre

Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/hamlet/#tickets

Tenerife Opera presents Hamlet, Ambroise Thomas's French production brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera.

Hamlet and Ophelie inhabit a court where corruption is blatant, yet disguised as protocol and good manners. Everyone knows something, everyone keeps something to themselves. He is suffocated by the obligation to avenge and the horror of carrying it out; she is lost in the impossibility of being heard. Silence here is not the absence of words, but an excess of lies, half-truths, and manipulations. Like our own time, where information overload coexists with a lack of trust and genuine listening. Amidst ghosts, intrigues, and inner monologues, the world seems immense and silent.

This opera is performed sung in French with surtitles in Spanish and English.

Artistic file

Musical direction: Seok-Won Hong
Stage direction: Nicola Berloffa

Set design: Aurelio Colombo
Set design replacement: Gabriele Moreschi
Lighting design: Valerio Tiberi
Video design: Dino Sabanovic
Coach French: Laïla Barnat

Production: Opéra de Saint-Etienne

Cast

Hamlet: Fernando Campero, baritone

Ophélie: Serena Sáenz, soprano

Queen Gertrude: Lucie Peyramaure, soprano

Claudius: Nicolas Courjal, bass

Laërte: Zachary McCulloch, tenor

Spectrum: Javier Castañeda, bass

Polonius: Christian Díaz, bass

Marcellus: Joan Laínez, tenor

Horatio: David Lagares, bass baritone

First gravedigger: Borja Molina, baritone

Second gravedigger: David Barrera, tenor

Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre

Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/hamlet/#tickets

Tenerife Opera presents Hamlet, Ambroise Thomas's French production brings this Shakespearean tragedy to life in the form of a five-act opera.

Hamlet and Ophelie inhabit a court where corruption is blatant, yet disguised as protocol and good manners. Everyone knows something, everyone keeps something to themselves. He is suffocated by the obligation to avenge and the horror of carrying it out; she is lost in the impossibility of being heard. Silence here is not the absence of words, but an excess of lies, half-truths, and manipulations. Like our own time, where information overload coexists with a lack of trust and genuine listening. Amidst ghosts, intrigues, and inner monologues, the world seems immense and silent.

This opera is performed sung in French with surtitles in Spanish and English.

Artistic file

Musical direction: Seok-Won Hong
Stage direction: Nicola Berloffa

Set design: Aurelio Colombo
Set design replacement: Gabriele Moreschi
Lighting design: Valerio Tiberi
Video design: Dino Sabanovic
Coach French: Laïla Barnat

Production: Opéra de Saint-Etienne

Cast

Hamlet: Fernando Campero, baritone

Ophélie: Serena Sáenz, soprano

Queen Gertrude: Lucie Peyramaure, soprano

Claudius: Nicolas Courjal, bass

Laërte: Zachary McCulloch, tenor

Spectrum: Javier Castañeda, bass

Polonius: Christian Díaz, bass

Marcellus: Joan Laínez, tenor

Horatio: David Lagares, bass baritone

First gravedigger: Borja Molina, baritone

Second gravedigger: David Barrera, tenor

Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre

Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/hamlet/#tickets

Phenomenal, The Damnation of Faust Berlioz's opera transports the audience to a visionary universe that transcends traditional forms. Inspired by Goethe, this dramatic legend is imbued with lyricism and theatricality. Michel Plasson, invited to conduct this immense fresco, surrounds himself with prestigious soloists. They take turns embodying the poignant Garita, the unsettling Mephistopheles, or the sinister Brander, all revolving around Faust, a tormented figure in search of the absolute. From the Hungarian March and passionate love affairs to the fall into the abyss, each scene reveals the dramaturgy of dazzling music, offering a spectacular and profoundly moving experience.

Hector Berlioz

The Damnation of Faust, Op. 64

Rossini Choir: Directed by Ana Begoña Hernández

Joan Lainez: Splendor

Sophie Koch: Margarita

Nicolas Courjal: Mephistopheles

Philippe-Nicolas Martin: Brander

Koral Brahms: Directed by Gorka Sierra

Ticketing: https://oppb.notre-billetterie.fr/formulaire?dial=sommaire2627

Phenomenal, The Damnation of Faust Berlioz's opera transports the audience to a visionary universe that transcends traditional forms. Inspired by Goethe, this dramatic legend is imbued with lyricism and theatricality. Michel Plasson, invited to conduct this immense fresco, surrounds himself with prestigious soloists. They take turns embodying the poignant Garita, the unsettling Mephistopheles, or the sinister Brander, all revolving around Faust, a tormented figure in search of the absolute. From the Hungarian March and passionate love affairs to the fall into the abyss, each scene reveals the dramaturgy of dazzling music, offering a spectacular and profoundly moving experience.

Hector Berlioz

The Damnation of Faust, Op. 64

Rossini Choir: Directed by Ana Begoña Hernández

Joan Lainez: Splendor

Sophie Koch: Margarita

Nicolas Courjal: Mephistopheles

Philippe-Nicolas Martin: Brander

Koral Brahms: Directed by Gorka Sierra

Ticketing: https://oppb.notre-billetterie.fr/formulaire?dial=sommaire2627

Phenomenal, The Damnation of Faust Berlioz's opera transports the audience to a visionary universe that transcends traditional forms. Inspired by Goethe, this dramatic legend is imbued with lyricism and theatricality. Michel Plasson, invited to conduct this immense fresco, surrounds himself with prestigious soloists. They take turns embodying the poignant Garita, the unsettling Mephistopheles, or the sinister Brander, all revolving around Faust, a tormented figure in search of the absolute. From the Hungarian March and passionate love affairs to the fall into the abyss, each scene reveals the dramaturgy of dazzling music, offering a spectacular and profoundly moving experience.

Hector Berlioz

The Damnation of Faust, Op. 64

Rossini Choir: Directed by Ana Begoña Hernández

Joan Lainez: Splendor

Sophie Koch: Margarita

Nicolas Courjal: Mephistopheles

Philippe-Nicolas Martin: Brander

Koral Brahms: Directed by Gorka Sierra

Ticketing: https://oppb.notre-billetterie.fr/formulaire?dial=sommaire2627

Tenerife Opera presents Owen Wingrave, Benjamin Britten's opera in two acts tells the story of a young man who rejects his family's military heritage, refusing a future focused on the military. These performances mark the Spanish premiere of this opera.

Owen says “no” to war in a family that has said “yes” to it for generations without question. His decision to break the cycle of violence places him on the margins, makes him a problem, a traitor. No one wants to hear his ethics; they only want him to obey. It is the story of an individual who, in times of conflict and warmongering rhetoric, dares to stand outside the consensus. The walls of the house, laden with portraits and military glory, become an echo of a system that refuses to change. Faced with the clamor of tradition, his conscience is left alone.

This opera is performed sung in English with surtitles in Spanish and English.

Artistic file

Musical direction: David Greilsammer
Stage direction: Emiliano Suárez

Set design: Carles Berga
Costume design: Carola Baleztena
Lighting design: Albert Faura

Production: Tenerife Auditorium

Cast

Owen Wingrave: Nikolay Borchev, baritone
Spencer Coyle: Javier Castañeda, bass-baritone
Kate Julian: Alexandra Urquiola, mezzo-soprano
General Sir Philip Wingrave and narrator: Ian Bostridge, tenor
Lechmere: Joan Laínez, tenor

Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre

Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/owen-wingrave/#tickets

Tenerife Opera presents Owen Wingrave, Benjamin Britten's opera in two acts tells the story of a young man who rejects his family's military heritage, refusing a future focused on the military. These performances mark the Spanish premiere of this opera.

Owen says “no” to war in a family that has said “yes” to it for generations without question. His decision to break the cycle of violence places him on the margins, makes him a problem, a traitor. No one wants to hear his ethics; they only want him to obey. It is the story of an individual who, in times of conflict and warmongering rhetoric, dares to stand outside the consensus. The walls of the house, laden with portraits and military glory, become an echo of a system that refuses to change. Faced with the clamor of tradition, his conscience is left alone.

This opera is performed sung in English with surtitles in Spanish and English.

Artistic file

Musical direction: David Greilsammer
Stage direction: Emiliano Suárez

Set design: Carles Berga
Costume design: Carola Baleztena
Lighting design: Albert Faura

Production: Tenerife Auditorium

Cast

Owen Wingrave: Nikolay Borchev, baritone
Spencer Coyle: Javier Castañeda, bass-baritone
Kate Julian: Alexandra Urquiola, mezzo-soprano
General Sir Philip Wingrave and narrator: Ian Bostridge, tenor
Lechmere: Joan Laínez, tenor

Tenerife Symphony Orchestra
Tenerife Opera Choir - Intermezzo
Tenerife International Dance Centre

Ticketing: https://www.auditoriodetenerife.com/es/evento/owen-wingrave/#tickets

Requiem Mass

The Requiem Mass, more commonly known as the Requiem Verdi's opera was composed in homage to Alessandro Manzoni, a great figure in Italian literature. The celebrated and dazzling Dies irae It alternates with graceful moments of sweetness and contemplation. In his Requiem, Verdi displays the full magnitude of his genius through his masterful balance between fervor and meditation. The listener is thus immersed in a breathtaking work of incredible power.

Four exceptional soloists, along with the Choirs of the Opéra national du Capitole de Toulouse and the orchestra, bring this monument of sacred music to life. A vast fresco exploring the human condition in the face of death and eternity, it offers an emotional experience of rare intensity.

Giuseppe Verdi

Requiem Mass

• Andreea Soare: Soprano
• Marie-Andrée Bouchard-Lesieur: Mezzo-soprano
• Joan Lainez: Tenor
• Jean-Fernand Setti: Low
• Choir of the Opéra national du Capitole – Toulouse Métropole: Directed by Gabriel Bourgoin
• Orchestra chorus: Directed by Pascale Verdier

Requiem Mass

The Requiem Mass, more commonly known as the Requiem Verdi's opera was composed in homage to Alessandro Manzoni, a great figure in Italian literature. The celebrated and dazzling Dies irae It alternates with graceful moments of sweetness and contemplation. In his Requiem, Verdi displays the full magnitude of his genius through his masterful balance between fervor and meditation. The listener is thus immersed in a breathtaking work of incredible power.

Four exceptional soloists, along with the Choirs of the Opéra national du Capitole de Toulouse and the orchestra, bring this monument of sacred music to life. A vast fresco exploring the human condition in the face of death and eternity, it offers an emotional experience of rare intensity.

Giuseppe Verdi

Requiem Mass

• Andreea Soare: Soprano
• Marie-Andrée Bouchard-Lesieur: Mezzo-soprano
• Joan Lainez: Tenor
• Jean-Fernand Setti: Low
• Choir of the Opéra national du Capitole – Toulouse Métropole: Directed by Gabriel Bourgoin
• Orchestra chorus: Directed by Pascale Verdier

Requiem Mass

The Requiem Mass, more commonly known as the Requiem Verdi's opera was composed in homage to Alessandro Manzoni, a great figure in Italian literature. The celebrated and dazzling Dies irae It alternates with graceful moments of sweetness and contemplation. In his Requiem, Verdi displays the full magnitude of his genius through his masterful balance between fervor and meditation. The listener is thus immersed in a breathtaking work of incredible power.

Four exceptional soloists, along with the Choirs of the Opéra national du Capitole de Toulouse and the orchestra, bring this monument of sacred music to life. A vast fresco exploring the human condition in the face of death and eternity, it offers an emotional experience of rare intensity.

Giuseppe Verdi

Requiem Mass

• Andreea Soare: Soprano
• Marie-Andrée Bouchard-Lesieur: Mezzo-soprano
• Joan Lainez: Tenor
• Jean-Fernand Setti: Low
• Choir of the Opéra national du Capitole – Toulouse Métropole: Directed by Gabriel Bourgoin
• Orchestra chorus: Directed by Pascale Verdier