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Verdi’s opera directed for stage by Jurgen Flimm and for video by Alexandra Tarta. The German State Opera, Berlin is conducted by Daniel Barenboim. Christian Franz is Otello and Valeri Alexejev, Iago.
Verdi’s Otello with Mario del Monaco as Otello and Victoria de los Angeles as Desdemona. Fausto Cleva conducts the New York Metropoiltan Opera and Chorus. The performance was first heard on radio 8 March...
Radio broadcast. Recording of a performance broadcast of Verdi’s opera from the 1953 Holland Festival. With Ramon Vinay as Othello and Gre Bouwenstijn as Desdemona. The Concertgebouw Orchestra and the...
A performance of the Verdi opera with Vladimir Atlantov as Otello, Kiri Te Kanawa as Desdemona and Piero Cappucilli as Iago. The orchestra and chorus of the Arena di Verona are conducted by Zoltan Pesko....
Made for television film directed by Stephanus Domanig. Othello is a conductor working on the production of Verdi’s Otello and he casts his girlfriend in the role of Desdemona. Roman Frankl is Othello and...
Live broadcast of Verdi’s Otello from the Metropolitan Opera House, New York. The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus is conducted by Fritz Stiedry. Mario Del Monaco is Otello and Leonard Warren is...
A 4-DVD boxed set. Contents: MACBETH staged by Phyllida Lloyd with Simon Keenlyside and Liudmyl Monastryska as the Macbeths, Antonio Pappano conducts from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. OTELLO staged...
A performance, recorded for television, of Verdi’s Otello with Charles Holland as Othello and Ronald Lewis as Iago. The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra is conducted by Bryan Balkwill.
Radio programme. Presenter Stephen Johnson is joined by the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus, conducted by Lawrence Renes, to discuss some of the factors that make Verdi’s Otello arguably a dramatic...
A performance of Verdi’s opera presented from Vienna by Penny Gore. Johan Botha is Otello and Falk Struckmann is Iago. The Vienna State Opera Chorus and Orchestra are conducted by Danielle Gatti.
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