Betrothal In A Monastery - Prokofiev
A 1998 production staring Anna Netrebko, Larissa Diadkova, Nikolai Gassiev, Aleksander Gergalov in this Kirov Opera & Ballet production of the Prokofiev opera, with Valery Gergiev conducting.
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A 1998 production staring Anna Netrebko, Larissa Diadkova, Nikolai Gassiev, Aleksander Gergalov in this Kirov Opera & Ballet production of the Prokofiev opera, with Valery Gergiev conducting.
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Genre:Music
Written By:Sergei Prokofiev, Mira Mendelson-Prokofieva
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Runtime:157 minutes
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Cast
Aarno Cronvall
Director
Nikolai Gassiev
Don Jerome
Anna Netrebko
Luisa
Aleksander Gergalov
Don Ferdinand
Larissa Diadkova
Duenna
Yevgeny Akimov
Don Antonio d'Almanza
Marianna Tarassova
Clara d'Almanza
Sergei Aleksashkin
Isaac Mendoza
Yuri Shkliar
Don Carlos
Vladimir Vaneev
Padre Augustine
Sergei Liadov
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Georgy Zastavny
Padre Chartreuse / Pedro / 2nd Mask
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