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Verdi’s Otello staged by Staffan Valdermar Holm and produced for television by Thomas Grimm. Stig F gh Andersen sings the title role. The Royal Danish Opera is conducted by Michael Sch nwandt.
Salieri’s Falstaff staged by Michael Hampe filmed during a live performance at the Schwetsinger Festspiele. Arnold Östmann conducts the Radio Symphony Orchestra, Stuttgart and the Chorus of the Theatre in...
Rossini’s opera Othello introduced by Donald Macleod direct from the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Bruce Ford is Otello and Octavio Arevalo is Iago. Gianluigi Gelmetti conducts the Chorus and Orchestra.
Verdi’s opera in a production by Graham Vick and directed for television by Humphrey Burton. The Royal Opera House Chorus and Orchestra are conducted by Bernard Haitink. Introduced for television by James...
A recording of Verdi’s Macbeth recorded live at La Scala, Milan in 1952. Maria Callas sings the role of Lady Macbeth and Enzo Mascherini is Macbeth. The Teatro alla Scala Orchestra and Chorus are conducted...
Made-for-television film. A giallo interpretation of Macbeth. The production was first staged at the Festival d’Automne at the Theatre de Paris in 1990.
Verdi’s opera produced for Radiotelevisione Italiana with Renato Bruson and Maria Guleghina in the title roles. The Opera and Chorus of La Scala, Milan are conducted by Riccardo Muti.
Live recording of Verdi’s opera with Anthony Michaels-Moore and Georgina Lukacs as the Macbeths. Edward Downes conducts the Chorus and Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.
Verdi’s opera in a new production by Graham Vick.Renato Bruson and Maria Guleghina are the Macbeths. The Chorus and Orchestra of the Teatro alla Scala are conducted by Riccardo Muti.
Verdi’s four-act opera. The opera, recorded live, was produced and directed for stage by Elijah Moshinsky and David Kneuss respectively; directed for video by Brian Large. The New York Metropolitan Opera...
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