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Prokofiev - The Love for Three Oranges - Blu-ray Disc

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Genre: 

Opera

Format: 

blu-ray

Release Date: 

01/11/2008

Duration: 

02:24:00

Catalog Number: 

OABD7016D

Product Id: 

57761

Regions: 

All Regions

Picture Format: 

16:9

Sound Type: 

2.0 & 5.1 PCM AUDIO

Subtitles: 

EN/FR/DE/ES/IT/NL

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Prokofiev - The Love for Three Oranges - Blu-ray Disc

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Overview

PLEASE NOTE: A BLU-RAY PLAYER IS REQUIRED TO VIEW THIS DISC - IT WILL NOT FUNCTION ON A STANDARD DVD PLAYER.

Prokofiev’s enchantingly surreal commedia dell’arte masterwork is turned into a spectacular triumph of total theatre in this vital production from the Amsterdam Muziektheater. De Nederlandse Opera has chosen to use the more flexible French libretto of the 1921 premiere, a pertinent choice which has the advantage of accentuating the aesthetic common ground shared by Prokofiev and Les Six.
Stéphane Denève’s brilliant musical direction inspires outstanding performances from the soloists and the superb Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, enhanced by the smart, blockbusting staging of Laurent Pelly and the exquisite sets of Chantal Thomas, which propel this feverish fable to great heights.

Le Roi de Trèfle, the King of Clubs: Alain Vernhes
Le Prince, the King’s son: Martial Defontaine
Léandre, the Prime Minister: François Le Roux
Trouffaldino, a jester: Serghei Khomov
Ninette, a princess: Sandrine Piau
Fata Morgana, Léandre’s protector: Anna Shafajinskaja
Tchélio, sorcerer, the King’s protector: Sir Willard White

Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra
Chorus of De Nederlandse Opera
Musical Director: Stéphane Denève 
Stage Director: Laurent Pelly 

Recorded live at Het Muziektheater, Amsterdam, in 2005.

 

Reviews

‘A wonderful spectacle… A masterful staging of Prokofiev’s Love for three oranges from DNO. … Seldom have we seen such a successful synthesis of music, image and wit on the operatic stage.’ Het Parool

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