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Falstaff (1982)
This first-rate 1982 production of Verdi’s Falstaff marked the great 20th century Italian maestro Carlo Maria Giulini's return to opera conducting after more than a decade's absence. Renato Bruson leads a brilliant cast as the lovable fat knight Sir John Falstaff, going toe to toe in a series of hijinks with Katia Ricciarelli (Alice Ford) and Brenda Boozer (Meg Page).
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This first-rate 1982 production of Verdi’s Falstaff marked the great 20th century Italian maestro Carlo Maria Giulini's return to opera conducting after more than a decade's absence. Renato Bruson leads a brilliant cast as the lovable fat knight Sir John Falstaff, going toe to toe in a series of hijinks with Katia Ricciarelli (Alice Ford) and Brenda Boozer (Meg Page).
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Genre:Music
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Cast
Ronald Eyre, Brian Large
Director
Renato Bruson
Sir John Falstaff
Katia Ricciarelli
Mrs. Alice Ford
Leo Nucci
Ford
Brenda Boozer
Mrs. Meg Page
William Wildermann
Pistola
Barbara Hendricks
Nannetta
Francis Egerton
Bardolfo
Lucia Valentini-Terrani
Mrs. Quickly
George MacPherson
Oste
John Dobson
Dr. Cajus
Dalmacio Gonzales
Fenton
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