Le Nozze di Figaro
In this new "Marriage of Figaro", Jérémie Rhorer revisits this composer and US film director James Gray makes his first foray into opera. This opera is recorded for broadcast by Louise Narboni.
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In this new "Marriage of Figaro", Jérémie Rhorer revisits this composer and US film director James Gray makes his first foray into opera. This opera is recorded for broadcast by Louise Narboni.
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Genre:Music, Documentary
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Runtime:180 minutes
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Cast
Louise Narboni, James Gray
Director
Anna Aglatova
Suzanna
Robert Gleadow
Figaro
Stéphane Degout
Il Conte Almaviva
Vannina Santoni
La Contessa Almaviva
Eléonore Pancrazi
Cherubino
Carlo Lepore
Bartolo
Jennifer Larmore
Marcelina
Florie Valiquette
Barberina
Mathias Vidal
Basilio
Matthieu Lécroart
Antonio
Rodolphe Briand
Curzio
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