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Verdi: La Traviata
Norah Amsellem (Violetta); José Bros (Alfredo); Renato Bruson (Germont)
Norah Amsellem as Violetta leads a cast of outstanding talent in Pier Luigi Pizzi’s beautiful production filmed with High Definition cameras and recorded in multi-track surround sound. Jesús López Cobos conducts the Chorus and Orchestra of the Teatro Real (Madrid Symphony Orchestra and Chorus) in an acclaimed reading of one of Verdi’s greatest works.
DVD
Genre: Opera
Release Date: 01/05/2006
Sound Formats: DTS Surround; LPCM Stereo
Ratio: 16:9 Anamorphic
Subtitles: EN, FR, DE, ES, IT
Catalogue Number: OA0934D
Conductor(s):
Jesús López Cobos
Jesús López Cobos
Orchestra(s):
Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro Real
Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro Real
Artist(s):
Norah Amsellem; José Bros; Renato Bruson; Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro Real; Jesús López Cobos
Norah Amsellem; José Bros; Renato Bruson; Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro Real; Jesús López Cobos
"Norah Amsellem’s Violetta flourishes - vocally and dramatically, nothing is a challenge to her...Thanks to Pizzi’s intelligence, every detail in the action works in this production...Jesus Lopez Cobos’ maturity is astonishing...his perfect conducting looks for emotion and finds it...This production is only waiting for a DVD to make history." (Le Monde de la Musique)
"A triumphant success...Norah Amsellem is an absolutely exceptional Violetta, a complete and fascinating artist." (L'Opera)
"López-Cobos conducts an interpretation notable for yielding support of his singers combined with dramatic dash, and the Madrid orchestra play as though their lives depended on the results. No wonder this staging has received so much praise in Spain. Its preservation on DVD is welcome." (Gramophone)
"A triumphant success...Norah Amsellem is an absolutely exceptional Violetta, a complete and fascinating artist." (L'Opera)
"López-Cobos conducts an interpretation notable for yielding support of his singers combined with dramatic dash, and the Madrid orchestra play as though their lives depended on the results. No wonder this staging has received so much praise in Spain. Its preservation on DVD is welcome." (Gramophone)
Norah Amsellem (Violetta); José Bros (Alfredo); Renato Bruson (Germont)
Norah Amsellem as Violetta leads a cast of outstanding talent in Pier Luigi Pizzi’s beautiful production filmed with High Definition cameras and recorded in multi-track surround sound. Jesús López Cobos conducts the Chorus and Orchestra of the Teatro Real (Madrid Symphony Orchestra and Chorus) in an acclaimed reading of one of Verdi’s greatest works.
DVD
Genre: Opera
Release Date: 01/05/2006
Sound Formats: DTS Surround; LPCM Stereo
Ratio: 16:9 Anamorphic
Subtitles: EN, FR, DE, ES, IT
Catalogue Number: OA0934D
Conductor(s):
Jesús López Cobos
Jesús López Cobos
Orchestra(s):
Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro Real
Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro Real
Artist(s):
Norah Amsellem; José Bros; Renato Bruson; Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro Real; Jesús López Cobos
Norah Amsellem; José Bros; Renato Bruson; Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro Real; Jesús López Cobos
"Norah Amsellem’s Violetta flourishes - vocally and dramatically, nothing is a challenge to her...Thanks to Pizzi’s intelligence, every detail in the action works in this production...Jesus Lopez Cobos’ maturity is astonishing...his perfect conducting looks for emotion and finds it...This production is only waiting for a DVD to make history." (Le Monde de la Musique)
"A triumphant success...Norah Amsellem is an absolutely exceptional Violetta, a complete and fascinating artist." (L'Opera)
"López-Cobos conducts an interpretation notable for yielding support of his singers combined with dramatic dash, and the Madrid orchestra play as though their lives depended on the results. No wonder this staging has received so much praise in Spain. Its preservation on DVD is welcome." (Gramophone)
"A triumphant success...Norah Amsellem is an absolutely exceptional Violetta, a complete and fascinating artist." (L'Opera)
"López-Cobos conducts an interpretation notable for yielding support of his singers combined with dramatic dash, and the Madrid orchestra play as though their lives depended on the results. No wonder this staging has received so much praise in Spain. Its preservation on DVD is welcome." (Gramophone)
