Rossini: La Gazzetta / Barbacini, Forte, Spagnoli, Workman / Gran Teatre del Liceu [Blu-ray]

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REGIONS: All Regions PICTURE FORMAT: 1080i LENGTH: 155 Mins SOUND: 2.0 & 5.1 PCM SUBTITLES: ENGLISH/FRENCH/GERMAN/SPANISH/ITALIAN/CATALAN NO OF DISCS: 1 The Nobel Prize-winning writer Dario...
REGIONS: All Regions
PICTURE FORMAT: 1080i
LENGTH: 155 Mins
SOUND: 2.0 & 5.1 PCM
SUBTITLES: ENGLISH/FRENCH/GERMAN/SPANISH/ITALIAN/CATALAN
NO OF DISCS: 1

The Nobel Prize-winning writer Dario Fo applies his inventive genius to Rossini's comic opera in its premiere DVD release. Recorded in 2005 under the musical direction of Maurizio Barbacini, Fo's production brings fresh vitality and colour to the story of Lisetta, and of her father's attempts to find a husband for her through an advertisement in the newspaper La Gazzetta.

Lisetta: Cinzia Forte
Don Pomponio: Bruno Praticò
Filippo: Pietro Spagnoli
Alberto: Charles Workman
Madame La Rose: Agata Bienkowska
Doralice: Marisa Martins
Monsù Traversen: Simón Orfila
Anselmo: Marc Canturri

Orchestra Academy of the Gran Teatre del Liceu
Intermezzo Choir
Musical Director: Maurizio Barbacini
Stage Director: Dario Fo.

Recorded live at the Gran Teatre del Liceu, Barcelona, on 1st and 3rd July 2005. Plus Illustrated synopsis & cast gallery. Interview with Dario Fo. Reviews ‘…ironic and sensual, friendly but with a light taste of satire, La Gazzetta by Rossini has been reborn in this production that has the distinctive stamp of Fo, who has been able to handle with strength the Rossinian chaos without neglecting - and here his major virtue - the music.’ El Periodico de Catalunya


Product Description:


  • Release Date: July 28, 2009


  • UPC: 809478070344


  • Catalog Number: OA BD7034D


  • Label: Opus Arte


  • Number of Discs: 1


  • Composer: Gioachino Rossini


  • Conductor: Maurizio Barbacini


  • Orchestra/Ensemble: Gran Teatre del Liceu, Intermezzo Choir


  • Performer: Agata Bienkowska, Bruno Praticò, Charles Workman, Cinzia Forte, Marc Canturri, Marisa Martins, Pietro Spagnoli, Simón Orfila