Roles
Role | Voice type | Premiere cast, 16 March 1880 (Conductor: ) |
---|---|---|
Vicomte Narcisse de Brissac | baritone | Frédéric Achard |
Gontran de Solanges | tenor | Émile Marcelin |
Abbé Bridaine | bass | Paul Hittemans |
Comte de Pontcourlay, governor of Touraine | bass | Dequercy |
Marie de Pontcourlay | soprano | A Louise Rouvroy |
Louise de Pontcourlay | soprano | Élise Clary |
Simonne | soprano | Giulia Bennati |
La Supérieure of the Ursuline convent | mezzo-soprano | Chevalier |
Soeur Opportune | Becker | |
Rigobert, of the King’s musketeers | bass | Paul Jorge |
Pichard, landlord of tavern ‘Au Mousquetaire Gris’ | Desmonts | |
First monk | Durand | |
Second monk | Charlet | |
Jeanneton, a pupil | Lynnès | |
Claudine, a pupil | Luther | |
Margot, a pupil | Bouland | |
Agathe, a pupil | Gabrielle | |
Jacqueline | Rivero | |
Langlois | Chambéry | |
Farin | Soumis | |
Chorus: Townsfolk, Musketeers, Nuns |
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