Giuseppe Di Leva, Hans Werner Henze
2 piccolos [sur scène], flute (also piccolo, alto flute [ad lib.]), oboe (also English horn), 2 Eb clarinets [sur scène], 3 clarinets [dont 2 sur scène] (also bass clarinet), soprano saxophone [sur scène], tenor saxophone [sur scène], bassoon (also contrabassoon), 4 horns [sur scène], 2 flugerlhorns [1 ténor et 1 basse (ou 2 clarinettes basses) sur scène], 2 trombones, 2 tubas, timpani [dont un paire sur scène], 5 percussionists [dont 2 sur scène], guitar, piano (also tambourine, organ [petit]), harpsichord (also organ [ou piano préparé]), violin, viola, cello, double bass
Italie, Montepulciano, 1° Cantiere Internazionale d'Arte
Giampiero Taverna, direction, ensembles de Montepulciano et d'Abbadia San Salvatore, instrumentistes du Cantiere d'Arte, mise en scène : Hans Werner Henze et Gianfranco Ventura, décors et costumes : Giovanni Soccol et Silvana Vialli.
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