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Verdi’s Falstaff. The Orchestra and Chorus of Radiotelevisione Italiana Milano are conducted by Tullio Serafin. Guiseppe Taddei as Falstaff in the production staged by Herbert Graf.
Radio transmission of Verdi’s ‘Lyrical comedy in three acts’ relayed from Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London. With Arnold Matters as Falstaff. The Sadler’s Wells Orchestra and Chorus are conducted by...
Propaganda short feature film. Fred is an inept but willing dresser to a famous actor (Richardson), who makes himself up to play Othello. The news of the invasion of Poland comes in, and (in Othello costume)...
A production, for Polish television, of The Merry Wives of Windsor directed for stage by Jozef Slotwinski and for television for Stanislaw Zajaczkowski. Jerzy Binczycki is Falstaff.
Radio performance in Italian of Verdi’s ‘Lyrical Comedy in Three Acts’. Libretto by Arrigo Boito. The Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of Radiotelevisione Italiana, Turin are conducted by Mario Rossi....
Television broadcast of Verdi’s opera staged by Lluis Pasqual and directed for television by Jan de Roode. The Netherlands Opera and the Royal Concertgebouw are conducted by Riccardo Chailly. Bruno Pratico...
A feature film version based on the Otto Nicolai opera The Merry Wives of Windsor adapted by Marieluise Steinhauer. Performed by the Berliner Staatskapelle and the choir of the Staatsoper Berlin, conducted...
Radio broadcast of the second and third acts of the new production of the opera by Vaughan Williams relayed from Sadler’s Wells Theatre, London. The libretto of the opera that was first performed at the...
A video recording, using a single, fixed camera, of the 2006 Royal Shakespeare Company’s musical production of The Merry Wives of Windsor. Directed by Gregory Doran with Simon Callow as Falstaff and Judi...
In the last episode of the radio series exploring the life and works of Giuseppe Verdi, presenter Donald Macleod explores the composer’s Shakespeare opera - Macbeth, and his final two operatic essays...
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