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| Puccini: Il trittico [Reynolds] [TDK] - Puccini: Triptichon [Reynolds] [TDK] [ ÉLŐ ] |
| Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924) |
| Alessandra Cantin (szoprán), Alice Molinari (szoprán), Amarilli Nizza (szoprán), Camilla Laschi (szoprán), Paola Santucci (szoprán), Alessandra Caruccio (mezzoszoprán), Annamaria Chiuri (mezzoszoprán), Elisa Fortunati (mezzoszoprán), Katarina Nikolic (mezzoszoprán), Paola Leveroni (mezzoszoprán), Tiziana Tramonti (mezzoszoprán), Grigorij Filippo Calcagno (kontraalt), Alessandro Cosentino (tenor), Andrea Giovannini (tenor), Rubens Pelizzari (tenor), Alberto Mastromarino (bariton), Alessandro Busi (bariton), Mirko Quarello (bariton), Alessandro Spina (basszus), Gianluca Monti (basszus), Gianluca Ricci (basszus), Maurizio Lo [Piccolo] (basszus), Romano Franci (basszus), Antonio Manosperti (ének), Beatrice Sarti (ének), Chiara Moschini (ének), Dan-I Kuo (ének), Margherita Pistoni (ének), Paola Leggeri (ének), Roberto Carli (ének), Coro di Voci Bianche del Teatro Comunale di Modena (vegyeskórus), Coro Lirico Amadeus - Teatro Comunale di Modena (vegyeskórus), Cristina Pezzoli (rendező), Julian Reynolds (karmester), Orchestra della Fondazione Arturo Toscanini (zenekar) |
európai
első megjelenés éve: 2007
180 perc |
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DVD video |
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| 1. | Il Tabarro
(A köpeny)
Alessandra Cantin (szoprán), Amarilli Nizza (szoprán), Annamaria Chiuri (mezzoszoprán), Alessandro Cosentino (tenor), Rubens Pelizzari (tenor), Alberto Mastromarino (bariton), Alessandro Spina (basszus), Chiara Moschini (ének), Roberto Carli (ének), Coro di Voci Bianche del Teatro Comunale di Modena (vegyeskórus), Coro Lirico Amadeus - Teatro Comunale di Modena (vegyeskórus), Cristina Pezzoli (rendező), Julian Reynolds (karmester), Orchestra della Fondazione Arturo Toscanini (zenekar)
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| 2. | Suor Angelica
(Angelica nővér)
Alessandra Cantin (szoprán), Alice Molinari (szoprán), Amarilli Nizza (szoprán), Camilla Laschi (szoprán), Paola Santucci (szoprán), Alessandra Caruccio (mezzoszoprán), Annamaria Chiuri (mezzoszoprán), Elisa Fortunati (mezzoszoprán), Katarina Nikolic (mezzoszoprán), Paola Leveroni (mezzoszoprán), Tiziana Tramonti (mezzoszoprán), Beatrice Sarti (ének), Chiara Moschini (ének), Dan-I Kuo (ének), Margherita Pistoni (ének), Paola Leggeri (ének), Coro di Voci Bianche del Teatro Comunale di Modena (vegyeskórus), Coro Lirico Amadeus - Teatro Comunale di Modena (vegyeskórus), Cristina Pezzoli (rendező), Julian Reynolds (karmester), Orchestra della Fondazione Arturo Toscanini (zenekar)
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| 3. | Gianni Schicchi
Amarilli Nizza (szoprán), Annamaria Chiuri (mezzoszoprán), Katarina Nikolic (mezzoszoprán), Tiziana Tramonti (mezzoszoprán), Grigorij Filippo Calcagno (kontraalt), Alessandro Cosentino (tenor), Andrea Giovannini (tenor), Alberto Mastromarino (bariton), Alessandro Busi (bariton), Mirko Quarello (bariton), Alessandro Spina (basszus), Gianluca Monti (basszus), Gianluca Ricci (basszus), Maurizio Lo [Piccolo] (basszus), Romano Franci (basszus), Antonio Manosperti (ének), Coro di Voci Bianche del Teatro Comunale di Modena (vegyeskórus), Coro Lirico Amadeus - Teatro Comunale di Modena (vegyeskórus), Cristina Pezzoli (rendező), Julian Reynolds (karmester), Orchestra della Fondazione Arturo Toscanini (zenekar)
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Recorded: 8 February 2007, Teatro Comunale di Modena
Il tabarro (The cloak)
Opera in 1 act
Libretto: Giuseppe Adami [Based: Didier Gold: La Houppelande]
First performance: 1918, Metropolitan Opera, New York City
Michele master of the barge, 50 years old - Alberto Mastromarino
Luigi stevedore, 20 years old - Rubens Pelizzari
Il Tinca (Tench) stevedore, 35 years old - Alessandro Cosentino
Il Talpa (Mole) stevedore, 55 years old - Alessandro Spina
Giorgetta Michele's wife, 25 years old - Amarilli Nizza
La Frugola (Ferret) Talpa's wife, 50 years old - Annamaria Chiuri
A song pedlar - Roberto Carli
Two lovers - Roberto Carli, Chiara Moschini
Tenor voice - Roberto Carli
Soprano voice - Alessandra Cantin
Suor Angelica
Opera in 1 act
Libretto: Giovacchino Forzano
First performance: December 14, 1918, Metropolitan Opera
Suor Angelica - Amarilli Nizza
The princess aunt of Sister Angelica - Annamaria Chiuri
The abbess - Elisa Fortunati
The monitress - Paola Leveroni
The mistress of the novices - Katarina Nikolic
Suor Genovieffa - Paola Santucci
Suor Osmina - Alice Molinari
Suor Dolcina - Camilla Laschi
The nursing sister - Alessandra Caruccio
A novice - Alessandra Cantin
First mendicant - Paola Leggeri
Second mendicant - Margherita Pistoni
First lay-sister - Tiziana Tramonti
Second lay-sister - Beatrice Sarti
First young sister - Dan-I Kuo
Second young sister - Alice Molinari
Third young sister - Chiara Moschini
Gianni Schicchi
Opera in 1 act
Libretto: Giovacchino Forzano after Dante Alighieri
First performance: 1918, Metropolitan Opera, New York City
Gianni Schicchi, 50 years old - Alberto Mastromarino
Lauretta his daughter, 21 years old - Amarilli Nizza
Zita, called "The Old Woman", Buoso's cousin, 60 years old - Annamaria Chiuri
Rinuccio Zita's nephew, 24 years old - Andrea Giovannini
Gherardo Buoso's nephew, 40 years old - Alessandro Cosentino
Nella his wife, 34 years old - Tiziana Tramonti
Gherardino their son, 7 years old - Grigorij Filippo Calcagno
Betto di Signa Buoso's brother-in-law, poor, of undefinable age - Maurizio Lo Piccolo
Simone Buoso's cousin 70 years old - Alessandro Spina
Marco his son, 45 years old - Mirko Quarello
La Ciesca Marco's wife, 38 years old - Katarina Nikolic
Maestro Spinelloccio doctor - Gianluca Ricci
Ser Amantio di Nicolai notary - Alessandro Busi
Pinellino cobbler - Romano Franci
Guccio dyer - Gianluca Monti
In cooperation with the Teatro Communale in Modena and Italian Television RAI, TDK presents Il trittico (The Triptych) - Puccini's collection of three one-act operas. With two leading Italian singers in the main roles - soprano Amarilli Nizza sings Giorgetta, Suor Angelica and Lauretta and baritone Alberto Mastromarino sings Michele and Gianni Schicchi - this new staging by Cristina Pezzoli sees all three operas performed together as the composer intended. Unfortunately, nowadays the operas, which superficially seem unrelated, are often separated with only one or two pieces of the trio performed in an evening or even paired with another one-act opera by a different composer - an arrangement that Puccini despised. This DVD presents all three as one piece of art.
The Triptych of Il tabarro, Suor Angelica and Gianni Schicchi received its world premiere at the Metropolitan Opera on December 14, 1918. Puccini's creation of three one-act operas during World War I was a logical consequence of a life's opera-making that was dedicated not so much to finding the right libretto to set, but rather to finding the right feeling in a dramatic subject to call forth music. As a whole, Il trittico is well balanced. Il tabarro, the first work, is dark and brooding, full of the violence and grit associated with verismo opera. Suor Angelica, the second, was Puccini's personal favourite - nowadays, nevertheless, it is usually omitted if only two of the acts are performed. It is an uplifting tale of religious redemption. Gianni Schicchi, the third act, is the most popular, a comedic farce full of greed and conniving.
The novelists and playwrights working in the verismo style, from whom Puccini drew most inspiration - Murger, Belasco, Sardou, Ouida, Gold - were professional wordsmiths, the screenwriters of their day. They provided the psychological atmosphere Puccini needed in spades. The short time span of each opera (around an hour in length) freed him from having to sustain a full-length three-act narrative. He could devote a whole work to the preparation of just one major plot stroke - Luigi's murder in Il Tabarro, the miracle of the Virgin Mary's appearance in Suor Angelica, and the dictation of the false will in Gianni Schicchi.
Cristina Pezzoli, the director of Modena's new Trittico, and her designer Giacomo Andrico, have chosen to set the work around the First World War period of its composition. "Death is the central figure in all three episodes", said Pezzoli. "Puccini is telling us here stories about a world on the point of collapse, on the point of being annihilated for ever. The history of these years bears witness to the tragic consequences of this fundamental decadence." Michele is a working man at the lower end of society. His crime passionelle is set parallel to the aristocratic Zia Principessa's harsh condemnation of Angelica's conduct, behaviour which indirectly results in two deaths, Angelica's and her little son's. In the third panel of the work, although the Donati family are not literally murderers, they are (Rinuccio excepted) certainly most happy that Buoso has died and they can lay hands on his money.
Andrico's sets deliberately trap Michele's barge (in Il Tabarro) right underneath the archway of one of the Seine bridges, accentuating the immobility and the claustrophobic atmosphere of the river. "What I'm most concerned about", Puccini instructed Giuseppe Adami, the librettist reworking Gold's play, "is that La Signora Senna (‘The Lady Seine') should be the true protagonist of the drama". A different kind of claustrophobia is invoked by the imposing and plain marble columns of the convent in Suor Angelica which glide in and out to provide many locations in one - a courtyard outside the sisters' cells, the fountain where the midday sun makes the water golden, the harsh wooden benches for Angelica's fatal interview with her aunt, the Princess. In Gianni Schicchi the "decadence" that Pezzoli spoke of is most apparent in the exaggerated, almost Dickensian costumes of the hypocritical Donatis as they cluster around Buoso's raised bedchamber. Rinnucio, their most critical and self-aware family member, is, logically, dressed like a clown, i.e. one who always speaks the truth. Schicchi himself, whose wrong-side-of-the-tracks birth is sniffed at by the Donatis, is the image of the working man, the new (post-war) world that will come, even to ancient Florence.
The video recording under the direction of Loreena Kaufmann is particularly noteworthy - it makes use of all the possibilities that the medium opens up without ever eschewing the experience of a night at the opera. Be it the bohemian atmosphere of Il Tabarro tinted in brownish colours, the severe black and white of the convent in Suor Angelica or the colourful comic effects in Gianni Schicchi - the filming demonstrates a deep understanding of both the wonderful music and the excellent staging. Together with the highest quality in sound technique, this TDK DVD provides a feast for the ear and the eye. |
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