[ Opus Arte DVD / 2 DVD ]
Release Date: Monday 13 November 2006
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Suitable for General AudiencesG :-
"This production, performance and the quality of recording far surpasses that by Pavarotti and the finely portrayed Mimi of Renata Scotto in the 1972 recording from the Met and quite a few other productions in a crowded market."
MusicWeb Recording of the Month January 2007
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All Regions - Widescreen 16:9 - LPCM Stereo / DTS 5.1 Surround - 147 Minutes - NTSC
"Enormous, captivating, awesome… a complete show…"
El Mundo
"This production, performance and the quality of recording far surpasses that by Pavarotti and the finely portrayed Mimi of Renata Scotto in the 1972 recording from the Met and quite a few other productions in a crowded market."
MusicWeb Recording of the Month January 2007
"The Madrid Symphony Orchestra played remarkably… and the cast, in its totality, showed a great level. Aquiles Machado gives his heart to the character…"
El Pais
"…remarkable and solid set designing by Michael Scott, applicable only to a stage such as the Teatro Real's. The soprano Inva Mula succeeded in showing off her talent with a wide vocal register; brilliant and solid. Her diligence was as superb as the result, acclaimed for the audience. … Fabio Capitanucci brought to the Royal Theatre a vocally and physically powerful Marcelo. Del Monaco adds little details that are very well measured, which give a modern touch to the production which the audience appreciates." Filomusica
Giancarlo del Monaco's cinematic production of Puccini's popular masterpiece takes its place among the great interpretations of modern times. Jesús Lopez Cobos directs an outstanding cast, led by Inva Mula and Aquiles Machado as Mimi and Rodolfo, in a landmark recording filmed with high definition cameras and in true surround sound.
Plus: Illustrated Synopsis and Cast Gallery;
Interviews with Jesús Lopez Cobos, Giancarlo del Monaco,
Inva Mula and Aquiles Machado