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Boris Godunov

or Bo·ris Go·dou·nov, Bo·ris Go·du·noff

[ bawr-is god-n-awf, -of, good-, bohr-; bor-; Russian buh-ryees guh-doo-nawf ]

noun

  1. a play (1825) by Pushkin.
  2. an opera (1874) by Modest Moussorgsky, based on Pushkin's drama.


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With tolling bells, grim chords and an uneasy melody, the opening immediately brings to mind Mussorgsky’s “Boris Godunov,” another tale of a king gone mad.

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However, the staging of Russian work "Boris Godunov" on the opening night last December prompted protesters against the Ukrainian war to demonstrate outside the venue.

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Some exist in different versions, leaving conductors and directors the option of making their own, the case with “Boris Godunov.”

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Russian media widely reported on La Scala’s plan to open its season with “Boris Godunov.”

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La Scala will open its 2022-23 season on Wednesday, one of the highlights of the Italian cultural calendar, with a performance of the Russian opera "Boris Godunov" composed by Modest Mussorgsky.

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