Don Carlo (complete opera recorded in 2013) BLU-RAY

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Don Carlo (complete opera recorded in 2013) BLU-RAY
Teatro Regio Torino / Svetlana Kasyan, Ramón Vargas, Ildar Abdrazakov, Ludovic Tezier / Gianandrea Noseda (cond)

[ Opus Arte Blu-Ray / Blu-ray Disc ]

Release Date: Thursday 18 December 2014

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Teatro Regio's 2013 revival of their highly successful 2006 production of Verdi's Don Carlo celebrates the 40th Anniversary of the theatre's reopening in 1973. With traditional staging and lavish costume design, the production garnered high acclaim in the national and international press, with GB opera commending the 'sumptious' setting and French online music magazine ResMusica praising director Hugo de Ana's decision to revive the show 'in all its splendour'. Shown here in the four-act version, Don Carlo is the fascinating tale of father-son power struggles, adultery and love that borders on incest. The cast - under the powerful baton of Gianandrea Noseda - is headed by renowned Mexican tenor Ramon Vargas, and also features Ludovic Tezier, who has been hailed as 'one of the best Verdian singers of our time' (ResMusica).

Epic version of Verdi's late masterpiece staged on a huge scale in Hugo de Ana's monumental production.

Staged to mark the 40th anniversary of the rebuilding of the Teatro Regio.

Stars Ramon Vargas as Don Carlo.

Extra features: Includes a cast gallery.

Subtitles: EN/DE/FR/JP/KO

Running time: 219 mins

Sound Format: 2.0LPCM + 5.1(5.0) DTS

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"Gianandrea Noseda's conducting is excellent, combining large-scale grandeur with finesse, and the orchestra and chorus are world class. Ramón Vargas's protagonist is elegantly voiced, supply phrased and with admirable heft for his outbursts...If you are looking for a well sung and traditional performance then this will appeal." (ClassicalMusic)

"The most distinguished performances come from Svetlana Kasyan as Elisabetta, fine in appearance and with a command of the grand line; and Ilda Abdrazakov, an unusually warm portrayal of a torn but ruthless ruler." (BBC Music)

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