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The production by Deutsche Oper Berlin achieves a beautiful balance between the stage drama and the music. It proves that there are still singers who can perform Verdi's melodies at the highest level and that it is also possible to bring them together into an ensemble. The production fulfills all one's expectations of the modern city of Berlin in terms of stylishness and performance.
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The production by Deutsche Oper Berlin achieves a beautiful balance between the stage drama and the music. It proves that there are still singers who can perform Verdi's melodies at the highest level and that it is also possible to bring them together into an ensemble. The production fulfills all one's expectations of the modern city of Berlin in terms of stylishness and performance.
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Genre:Music
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Written By:Julius Kapp, Kurt Soldan
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Runtime:155 minutes
Studio:Deutsche Oper Berlin, ZDF
Cast
Director
James King
Don Carlos
Pilar Lorengar
Elizabeth
Josef Greindl
Phillip II
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
Rodrigo, Marquis von Posa
Patricia Johnson
Prinzessin Eboli
Martti Talvela
Der Großinquisitor
Ivan Sardi
Ein Mönch
Lisa Otto
Eine Engelsstimme
Barbara Vogel
Tebaldo, Page Elisabeths
Günther Treptow
Der Graf von Lerma
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