This was Domingo's last set of performances as Otello in La Scala. In spite of his relatively advanced age, he is still in excellent form, both vocally and in terms of stage presence. Nucci is also his usual self, delivering a performance of very high standard. Barbara Frittoli is an excellent Desdemona, in good voice and gives a very moving performance. Muti conducts with great emotion and tight accuracy, conveying the full orchestral drama of the score.
Graham Vick, Carlo Battistoni
Director
Plácido Domingo
Otello
Leo Nucci
Jago
Cesare Catani
Cassio
Barbara Frittoli
Desdemona
Rossana Rinaldi
Emilia
Antonello Ceron
Roderigo
Giovanni Battista Parodi
Lodovico
Cesare Lana
Montano
Ernesto Panariello
Un araldo
Roberto Gabbiani
Self - Chorus Master
Riccardo Muti
Self - Conductor
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