V. A. Gurevich
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The article is devoted to the history of staging “Fidelio”, the only opera written by L. van
Beethoven, on Russian stage. Despite the enormous popularity of Beethoven’s music in Russia, the opera had a diffi cult fate. The author of the article characterises all eleven productions of “Fidelio” in Russia.
Key words: Russian opera, interpretation of Beethoven’s music, classical opera in the
modern world.
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