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Rota: The Night of A Neurotic / The Two Timid Ones (2CD)
Rota: La Notte Di Un Nevrastenico / I Due Timidi (2CD) [Bonolis] [Dynamic] |
| Nino Rota (1911-1979) |
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| első megjelenés éve: 2019 |
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Category: OPERA / Sung in: Italian
Audio Format: DDD
Recording date & place: September 2017 - Teatro Flavio Vespasiano, Rieti, Italy
Duration: 105 min.
Notes: Italian, English
Packaging: Jewel Box
Conductor: Gabriele Bonolis
Orchestra: Reate Festival Orchestra
Director: Cesare Scarton
Set Designer: Michele Della Cioppa
Costume Designer: Anna Biagiotti
Light Designer: Andrea Tocchio
Theater: Reate Festival 2017
Cast:
LA NOTTE DI UN NEVRASTENICO
The Neurotic - Giorgio Celenza
The Consierge - Carlo Feola
The Commendatore - Daniele Adriani
She - Sabrina Cortese
He - Antonio Sapio
A Floor Boy - Vincenzo Carnì
Hotel Staff - Maria Rita Combattelli, Lucia Filaci, Siri Kval Ødegård, Mariangela De Vita, Vincenzo Carnì, Giacomo Nanni.
I DUE TIMIDI
The Narrator - Giorgio Celenza
Mariuccia - Sabrina Cortese
Raimondo - Daniele Adriani
Mrs. Guidotti - Chiara Osella
Dr. Sinisgalli - Antonio Sapio
Mariuccia’s Mother - Mariangela De Vita
Vittorio - Giacomo Nanni
Lucia - Lucia Filaci
Maria - Maria Rita Combattelli
Lisa - Siri Kval Ødegård
A guest - Giacomo Nanni
The 2017 Reate Festival in Rieti, Italy staged two short operas composed by
Nino Rota.
Known chiefly for his cinema soundtracks and his lifelong relationship
with iconic directors such as Federico Fellini, Francis Ford Coppola and
Luchino Visconti (to name but a few), Rota was a musical enfant prodige
who composed sacred music as well as operas from a very young age.
Endowed with a streak of freedom, creativity and imagination that allowed
him to forge his own unique style, he succeeded in merging the great Italian
operatic tradition of Rossini, Puccini and Verdi with a contemporary musical
language, setting himself apart from his contemporaries in the process.
La notte di un nevrastenico premiered at the Piccola Scala in 1960; the
libretto is by Riccardo Bacchelli. It’s a short farce with a tragic, unexpected
ending. Centre stage we find the neurotic’s bed, which is the altar on which
he sacrifices his own sanity. “Both the singers and the set design manage
to convey a sense of suspense, with an oppressive, yet oddly amusing
ambience... the whole cast delivered a great performance and mastered the
stage with excellent acting and vocal skills.” (Giornaledellamusica.it)
I due timidi was broadcast by Milan’s RAI in 1950 and first staged in
London in 1952. Based on a text by the Italian screen writer Suso Cecchi
D’Amico, it’s a comedy of errors. Although it lacks the usual happy ending,
the pace of the musical action and the skills of the young actor-singers
make the performance most enjoyable. “The pace of the narration changes
continuously: frenzied rhythms suddenly shift to broad vocal declamations
à la Puccini, with interludes reminiscent of jazz and the buffo style. Despite
the richness and heterogeneity of the musical material, the singers
always manage to stay vocally balanced, showing great acting abilities,
as well... Conductor Gabriele Bonolis and his orchestra received mid-
performance applause for an energetic, fresh and brilliant performance.”
(Quinteparallele.net) |
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