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The Miskolc Opera Festival or International Opera Festival of Miskolc (Miskolci Nemzetközi Operafesztivál) was a cultural event held every summer in Miskolc, the capital of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, Hungary. The event offers a selection of opera performances with the participations of famous artists from all over the world and was created by , the former art director of the National Theatre of Miskolc in 2001. Some productions are from visiting companies; in 2009 Moscow Helikon Opera, Szeged National Theatre and Latvian National Opera were among these.

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  • Festival Internacional de Ópera de Miskolc (es)
  • Miskolc Opera Festival (en)
  • Miskolcs operafestival (sv)
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  • The Miskolc Opera Festival or International Opera Festival of Miskolc (Miskolci Nemzetközi Operafesztivál) was a cultural event held every summer in Miskolc, the capital of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, Hungary. The event offers a selection of opera performances with the participations of famous artists from all over the world and was created by , the former art director of the National Theatre of Miskolc in 2001. Some productions are from visiting companies; in 2009 Moscow Helikon Opera, Szeged National Theatre and Latvian National Opera were among these. (en)
  • El Festival de Ópera Internacional de Miskolc (Miskolci Nemzetközi Operafesztivál) es un acontecimiento cultural que tiene lugar todos los veranos en Miskolc, la capital del condado de Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén, en Hungría. El acontecimiento ofrece una selección de representaciones de ópera con la participación de artistas procedentes de diversos países del mundo. El festival fue creado en 2001 por , exdirector artístico del Teatro Nacional de Miskolc. Desde el año 2001, los temas del festival han sido: (es)
  • Miskolcs operafestival eller Internationella operafestivalen i Miskolc (ungerska: Miskolci Nemzetközi Operafesztivál) är en kulturell händelse som inträffar varje sommar i staden Miskolc, huvudstaden i provinsen Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén i Ungern. Festivalen erbjuder ett urval av operaframträdanden med kända personer från hela världen. Ursprungsidén till festivalen kommer ifrån , direktör. Första året för festivalen var år 2001. (sv)
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  • El Festival de Ópera Internacional de Miskolc (Miskolci Nemzetközi Operafesztivál) es un acontecimiento cultural que tiene lugar todos los veranos en Miskolc, la capital del condado de Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén, en Hungría. El acontecimiento ofrece una selección de representaciones de ópera con la participación de artistas procedentes de diversos países del mundo. El festival fue creado en 2001 por , exdirector artístico del Teatro Nacional de Miskolc. La sede principal es el edificio actual del Teatro Nacional de Miskolc, construido en 1847. El auditorio principal (con un aforo de 687 personas), el teatro de verano (500) y el teatro de cámara (270) se emplean para obras escénicas. También se celebran conciertos en la Sala de Hielo (sala de deportes del invierno), la Casa de las Artes, iglesias y plazas públicas. También se conoce como el «Festival de Ópera Bartók + ...», ya que todos los años pone el foco en las obras de Bartók y de otro compositor o compositores. Además de interpretaciones operísticas, se realizan recitales de cámara, espectáculos infantiles y películas. Desde el año 2001, los temas del festival han sido: * 2001: Bartók + Verdi; * 2002: Bartók + Puccini; * 2003: Bartók + Mozart; * 2004: Bartók + Chaikovski; * 2005: Bartók + Bel canto (Rossini, Bellini y Donizetti); * 2006: Bartók + ; * 2007: Bartók + París; * 2008: Bartók + compositores eslavos; * 2009: Bartók + Viena; con Gluck, Haydn (La canterina, L'infedeltà delusa), Mozart (Apollo et Hyacinthus, La oca del Cairo, Las bodas de Figaro, La flauta mágica), Strauss (Ariadna en Naxos), Berg (Wozzeck, Lulu), Schoenberg (Moisés y Aarón); * 2010: Bartók + Europa; * 2011: Bartók + Verdi; * 2012: Bartók + Puccini; desde entonces se rotan los temas. (es)
  • The Miskolc Opera Festival or International Opera Festival of Miskolc (Miskolci Nemzetközi Operafesztivál) was a cultural event held every summer in Miskolc, the capital of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, Hungary. The event offers a selection of opera performances with the participations of famous artists from all over the world and was created by , the former art director of the National Theatre of Miskolc in 2001. The main venue was the National Theatre of Miskolc, the current building dating from 1847. The main auditorium (capacity 687), the summer theatre (500) and chamber theatre (270) are used for stage works. Concerts also took place in the Ice Hall (winter sports hall), the House of the Arts and churches such as the Protestant Church, Kossuth u, as well as in public squares. It was also called "Bartók + ... Opera Festival", because each year the festival focused on the works of Bartók plus another composer or composers. There were chamber recitals alongside the operatic performances as well as events for children and films. Some productions are from visiting companies; in 2009 Moscow Helikon Opera, Szeged National Theatre and Latvian National Opera were among these. In 2017, the festival marked the half millennium of the reformation with productions of Scaevola (world premiere) by Mátyássy Szabolcs, an opera-musical The Master and Margarita by Levente Gyöngyösi, María de Buenos Aires by Piazzolla, Candide by Bernstein, Jr. Butterfly by Shigeaki Saegusa, as well as Bluebeard's Castle and The Spinning Room. During festival time MVK Rt. operates a veteran tram which stops outside the theatre, where regular trams do not stop, and is free for festival patrons with tickets. The last edition of the festival took place in 2019. Since 2001, festivals have had as their theme; * 2001: Bartók + Verdi; * 2002: Bartók + Puccini; * 2003: Bartók + Mozart; * 2004: Bartók + Tchaikovsky; * 2005: Bartók + Bel canto (Rossini, Bellini and Donizetti); * 2006: Bartók + Verismo; * 2007: Bartók + Paris; * 2008: Bartók + Slav composers; * 2009: Bartók + Vienna; covered Gluck (Le cadi dupé), Haydn (La canterina, L'infedeltà delusa), Mozart (Apollo et Hyacinthus, L'oca del Cairo, The Marriage of Figaro, The Magic Flute), Strauss (Ariadne auf Naxos), Berg (Wozzeck, Lulu), Schoenberg (Moses und Aron); * 2010: Bartók + Europe; * 2011: Bartók + Verdi; * 2012: Bartók + Puccini; themes are rotated from now on (en)
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