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Verdi: Falstaff (Salzburger Festspiele)
This 2013 Salzburg Festival performance of Falstaff, Giuseppe Verdis late masterwork and crowning achievement, features conductor Zubin Mehta and the Vienna Philharmonic. The staging thought up by Italian director Damiano Michieletto moves the action from a fictitious London to that special care home, the Casa Verdi, a place rich in memories of great days past and impressions of a real-time present. Ambrogio Maestri seems a tailor-made Falstaff. His physique is just right for the part, as are his powerful voice, flair for drama and feeling for the Verdi style. (New York Times)
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This 2013 Salzburg Festival performance of Falstaff, Giuseppe Verdis late masterwork and crowning achievement, features conductor Zubin Mehta and the Vienna Philharmonic. The staging thought up by Italian director Damiano Michieletto moves the action from a fictitious London to that special care home, the Casa Verdi, a place rich in memories of great days past and impressions of a real-time present. Ambrogio Maestri seems a tailor-made Falstaff. His physique is just right for the part, as are his powerful voice, flair for drama and feeling for the Verdi style. (New York Times)
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Genre:Music
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Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Salzburger Festspiele, EuroArts, Unitel Classics
Cast
Karina Fibich
Director
Ambrogio Maestri
Sir John Falstaff
Massimo Cavalletti
Ford
Fiorenza Cedolins
Mrs. Alice Ford
Eleonora Buratto
Nannetta
Stephanie Houtzeel
Mrs. Meg Page
Elisabeth Kulman
Mrs. Quickly
Javier Camarena
Fenton
Luca Casalin
Dottor Cajus
Gianluca Sorrentino
Bardolfo
Davide Fersini
Pistola
Zubin Mehta
Self - Conductor
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