Zoltan Pesko, Orchestra and Chorus of the Arena di Verona - Verdi: Otello (2005/1982)
Zoltan Pesko, Orchestra and Chorus of the Arena di Verona - Verdi: Otello (2005/1982)
NTSC 4:3 (720x480) | Italiano (Dolby AC3, 2 ch) | 7,02 Gb (DVD9) | 138 min
Classical | Kultur | Sub: English, Deutsch, Espanol, Francais, Italiano, Portugues, Japanese
NTSC 4:3 (720x480) | Italiano (Dolby AC3, 2 ch) | 7,02 Gb (DVD9) | 138 min
Classical | Kultur | Sub: English, Deutsch, Espanol, Francais, Italiano, Portugues, Japanese
Otello, Verdi's last tragic opera, was the result of his very successful collaboration with Boito, the librettist who adapted the original Shakespeare play with masterly skill. Otello, a tragic story of love and intrigue, is considered by many to be one of the greatest of all Italian operas. The great singers of the world have always taken part in seasons at the spectacular Arena di Verona. In this recording, Otello is sung by the Russian tenor Vladimir Atlantov, rightly famous for his interpretation of the title role. The role of Desdemona is sung movingly by Kiri Te Kanawa, and the wicked Iago is slyly conceived by leading Italian heroic baritone Piero Cappuccilli. "Vladimir Atlantov, a wild, bold Otello whose thundering voice could have filled twice the space of the Arena." - Il Tempo
Performer:
Otello - Vladimir Atlantov
Desdemona - Kiri Te Kanawa
Jago - Piero Cappuccilli
Cassio - Antonio Bevacqua
Roderigo - Gianfranco Manganotti
Lodovico - Gianfranco Casarini
Emilia - Flora Rafanelli
Montano - Orazio Mori
Un Araldo - Gianni Brunelli
Orchestra and Chorus of the Arena di Verona
Conductor - Zoltan Pesko
Zoltan Pesko, Orchestra and Chorus of the Arena di Verona - Verdi: Otello (2005/1982)
Zoltan Pesko, Orchestra and Chorus of the Arena di Verona - Verdi: Otello (2005/1982)
Zoltan Pesko, Orchestra and Chorus of the Arena di Verona - Verdi: Otello (2005/1982)
Zoltan Pesko, Orchestra and Chorus of the Arena di Verona - Verdi: Otello (2005/1982)
Zoltan Pesko, Orchestra and Chorus of the Arena di Verona - Verdi: Otello (2005/1982)
