DVD + Blu-Ray:
Rossini: Il barbiere di Siviglia at Wiener Staatsoper
Juan Diego Floréz "fulfils all expectations of a Rossini singer in a class of his own" (BR Klassik).
Rossini´s masterpiece Il barbiere di Siviglia is a fast-paced, thrilling opera featuring a lot of popular arias. Staged by Herbert Fritsch as a colourful, turbulent, diversely choreographed piece it is extraordinary musical theater: "A feast for the ears against a colourful backdrop." (DLF Kultur) "With largely sensational musical performances" (Kurier). Juan Diego Floréz "fulfils all expectations of a Rossini singer in a class of his own" (BR Klassik), "witty and vocally profound is Ildar Abdrazakov as Basilio" (Der Standard) while Vasilisa Berzhanskaya "is convincing in her house debut as Rosina." (DLF Kultur)
Original title Rossini:Il barbiere di Siviglia at Wiener Staatsoper
Genre Opera
Recording location Wiener Staatsoper, September 2021
Duration 170 mins
Production Company A production of ORF in co-production with UNITEL and ZDF in cooperation with ARTE and Wiener Staatsoper
Composer Gioachino Rossini
Orchestra / Band Wiener Staatsoper
Conductor Michele Mariotti
Choir Chorus of Wiener Staatsoper
Stage Director Herbert Fritsch
Soloist Juan Diego Flórez, Vasilisa Berzhanskaya, Etienne Dupuis, Ildar Abdrazakov
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