Ivanho est un op ra en trois actes de Gioachino Rossini (un pastiche compos de musiques tir es de ses oeuvres pr c dentes) sur un livret d' mile Deschamps et de Gabriel-Gustave de Wailly, cr Paris en 1826. L'intrigue, librement inspir e du roman de Walter Scott, se d roule dans l'Angleterre m di vale d chir e par le conflit entre Saxons et Normands. Le chevalier saxon Ivanho , bless et de retour des croisades, aime L ila, la fille du musulman Isma l, mais doit affronter son rival normand, Brian de Boisguilbert. Le p re d'Ivanho , C dric, et le grand ma tre normand Beaumanoir incarnent les deux factions en conflit, tandis que L ila est injustement accus e et jug e.Dans les deuxi me et troisi me actes, les tensions culminent lors d'un tournoi, d'un si ge et d'un proc s au cours duquel L ila risque la peine de mort. Ivanho , malgr ses blessures, intervient pour la d fendre; Boisguilbert est vaincu et la v rit clate au grand jour. Dans cette fin heureuse, Ivanho et L ila s'unissent, tandis que Saxons et Normands se r concilient pour former un seul peuple anglais pr t d fendre le royaume. L'op ra s'ach ve sur un hymne la concorde et la justice, c l brant l'union des lign es rivales sous le signe de l'amour et du courage.Ivanho is an opera in three acts by Gioachino Rossini (a pastiche featuring music taken from his earlier operas) with a libretto by mile Deschamps and Gabriel-Gustave de Wailly, first performed in Paris in 1826. The story, loosely based on Walter Scott's novel, is set in medieval England, torn apart by the conflict between the Saxons and the Normans. The Saxon knight Ivanho , wounded and recently returned from the Crusades, is in love with L ila, the daughter of the Muslim Isma l, but must contend with his Norman rival, Brian de Boisguilbert. Ivanho 's father, C dric, and the Norman Grand Master Beaumanoir represent the two warring factions, whilst L ila is unjustly accused and put on trial.In the second and third acts, tensions culminate in a tournament, a siege and a trial in which L ila faces the death penalty. Ivanho , despite his wounds, intervenes to defend her; Boisguilbert is defeated and the truth comes to light. In the happy ending, Ivanhoe and L ila are united, whilst Saxons and Normans are reconciled into a single English people ready to defend the kingdom. The opera concludes with a hymn to harmony and justice, celebrating the union of rival lineages under the banner of love and courage.
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