Roles
Role | Voice type | Premiere cast, 21 November 1831 (Conductor: François Antoine Habeneck) |
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Robert, Duke of Normandy | tenor | Adolphe Nourrit |
Isabelle, Princess of Sicily Palmide | soprano | Laure Cinti-Damoreau |
Bertram, Robert's friend | bass-baritone | Nicolas Levasseur |
Alice, Robert's half-sister | soprano | Julie Dorus-Gras |
Raimbaut, a minstrel | tenor | Marcelin Lafont |
Alberti, a knight | bass | Jean-Pierre Hurteau |
Herald | tenor | Jean-Étienne-Auguste Massol |
Lady-in-waiting to Isabelle | soprano | Lavry |
Priest | bass | |
Prince of Granada | silent | |
Hėléna, Abbess | ballerina | Marie Taglioni |
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