Blu-Ray:
Pavarotti in Hyde Park
An extraordinary celebration of Luciano Pavarotti´s 30th career anniversary with a legendary concert in Hyde Park.
This legendary concert of Luciano Pavarotti in Hyde Park,1991, was held to mark the 30th anniversary of the start of Pavarotti's operatic career. The Guardian wrote that there had not been "such a brouhaha for a free concert" since the concert given by The Rolling Stones in 1969. Attended by 120,000 fans, including Lady Diana, Prince Charles, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Michael Caine and premier John Major, Pavarotti thrilled the electrified audience with a popular program from Verdi to Puccini (Nessun Dorma), from Mascagni and Leoncavallo to Bixio (Mamma) and Curtis, which is now available for the first time on Blu-ray!
Original title Pavarotti in Hyde Park
Genre Concert
Recording location Hyde Park, London, July 1991
Duration 99 mins
Production Company Resort Productions Limited, Decca Music Group Limited
Producer Andy Ward
Executive Producer Herbert Chappell
Executive Producer Tibor Rudas
Executive Producer Harvey Goldsmith
Executive Producer Edward Simons
Composer Verdi, Puccini, Mascagni, Leoncavallo, Bixio, Di Capua
Orchestra / Band The Philharmonia Orchestra
Conductor Leone Magiera
Choir The Philharmonia Chorus
Soloist Luciano Pavarotti, Andrea Griminelli
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