✨ Rusalka déplore son sort avec mélancolie, dans un chant poétique qui nous transporte et nous plonge dans un rêve. 🎥 Extrait de “Rusalka” d’Antonín Dvořák avec Nicole Car 🎭 Mise en scène : Robert Carsen 🎶 Chef d’orchestre : Kasushi Ono 📅 Jusqu’au 20 mai 📍Opéra Bastille See less

Rusalka longs for light, love and life on the surface. She’ll sacrifice anything to get it. But the water nymph can’t imagine what she’s giving up … or if the man she loves is worth it. Nicole Car is one of the most successful Australian sopranos in decades. Don’t miss her return home in her role debut as Rusalka. Dvořák’s opera draws you into a dream-like world. The lush music shimmers with intricate harmonies and sweeping melodies, including the famously beautiful Song to the Moon. Director Sarah Giles new production of Dvořák’s opera glimmers with magic and mystery. https://opera.org.au/rusalka

From the Großer Musikvereinssaal Wien, the Australian soprano, Nicole Car, performs "Poème de l'amour et de la mer" op. 19 by Ernest Chausson. The Wiener Philharmoniker is conducted by Philippe Jordan in this concert from January 14th, 2024.

Découvrez l'opéra "Simon Boccanegra" de Giuseppe Verdi, du 12 mars au 3 avril 2024 à l'Opéra Bastille : https://www.operadeparis.fr/saison-23-24/opera/simon-boccanegra S’il n’est pas le plus connu des opéras de Verdi, "Simon Boccanegra" était l’un de ses préférés, au point de le remanier en profondeur 24 ans après sa création à Venise en 1857. Quel destin que celui de Simon Boccanegra ! Cet ancien corsaire élu doge de Gênes, voudrait rétablir la concorde au sein de son Conseil, divisé entre patriciens et plébéiens, et la paix avec Venise, l’éternelle rivale. Mais cet humaniste est aussi rongé par la perte de sa fille, enlevée lorsqu’elle était enfant. Extrait : Acte 1 - "Mi baciò, mi benedisse" Nicole Car (Amelia Grimaldi), Ludovic Tézier (Simon Boccanegra)

The Australian soprano, Nicole Car, has carved a fine career on the international stages. For Opera Australia, she has performed Tatyana, Micaëla, Mimi, Marguerite, Pamina, Leila, Violetta, Marguerite, Contessa, Thaïs, Luisa Miller, Donna Anna and Donna Elvira. In 2014, she made her American debut as Contessa in Dallas and her European début the following year as Tatyana for Deutsche Oper Berlin. In 2015, she made her début at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden – singing Tatyana and Micaëla. Since this time, she has sung Fiordiligi for Deutsche Oper Berlin and Semperoper Dresden, Mimi for Covent Garden, Tatyana and Elisabetta for the Opera de Paris. She made her début at The Metropolitan Opera, New York as Mimi (and has since performed Fiordiligi there) and, in 2019, sang Tatyana in Munich and Berlin, Micaela and Donna Elvira for the Opera de Paris and Violetta and Marguerite at the Opera de Marseille. Her most recent undertaking is the role of Blanche de la Force in Poulenc's DIALOGUES DES CARMÉLITES. This scene from Act III comes from the Wien Staatsoper with Eve-Maud Hubeaux as Mère Marie. Bertrand de Billy conducts the Orchester der Wiener Staatsoper in this performance from May 27th 2023.

Real-life husband and wife Etienne Dupuis (Marcello) and Nicole Car (Mimì) sing an excerpt from Act III at the final dress rehearsal. Production: Franco Zeffirelli. Conductor: James Gaffigan. 2018–19 season.