Verdi - Aida [1973, Opera, DVD5]

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Giuseppe Verdi - Aida
Джузеппе ВЕРДИ - АИДА

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Год записи: 1973

Лейбл: VAI
Страна-производитель: US
Жанр: Opera
Продолжительность: 162 min.
Язык: Italian
Субтитры: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
& Japanese hardsub
Режиссер: Pier Luigi Pizzi

Исполнители:
Aida - ORIANNA SANTUNIONE
Radames - CARLO BERGONZI
Amneris - FIORENZA COSSOTTO
Amonasro - GIAN PIERO MASTROMEI
Ramfis - IVO VINCO
Il Re - FRANCO PUGLIESE
Messenger - FERNANDO IACOPUCCI
Priestess - ANNA ID STASIO

NHK SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
NHK ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS
(FEDERATION OF PROFESSIONAL CHOIRS OF JAPAN)

Conductor - OLIVIERO DE FABRITIIS
Live Performance September, 1973
NHK Hall, Tokyo

Треклист: Опера в четырёх действиях.

Качество видео: DVD5
Формат/Контейнер: DVDVideo
Видео кодек: MPEG2
Аудио кодек: AC3
Видео поток: NTSC (4:3), 9800 kbps, 720x480@540, 29,970 fps.
Аудио поток: Italiano, 192 kbps, 48,0 KHz, 2 ch
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This 1973 Aida stars two of the most celebrated singers of their time, tenor Carlo Bergonzi and Fiorenza Cossotto, both in prime form here. In true Italian tradition, their voices are as affective in the lyrical passages calling for velvety beauty of tone as in the fiery dramatic sections of the opera. The title role is sung by Orianna Santunione, a dramatic soprano of remarkable power, evenness, and intensity.
The other principal singers in this performance are Gianpiero Mastromei, a commanding Amonasro, and Ivo Vinco, an imposing and dignified Ramfis, The forces of the NHK Symphony Orchestra are under the direction of conductor Oliviero De Fabritiis, who backs up the singers with an emotionally charged account of the masterful score. The beautiful and lavish sets and costumes are by the renowned designer Pier Luigi Pizzi.

Embedded Japanese subtitles with optional subtitles in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
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