Donizetti's L'ange de Nisida proves to be a masterpiece

Por Renato Verga, 18 noviembre 2019

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Crítica hecha desde Teatro Donizetti, Bérgamo el 16 noviembre 2019

Donizetti, L'ange de Nisida

Fondazione Donizetti

Jean-Luc Tingaud, Dirección

Francesco Micheli, Dirección de escena

Angelo Sala, Diseño de escena

Margherita Baldoni, Diseño de vestuario

Alessandro Andreoli, Diseño de iluminación

Lidia Fridman, Countess Sylvia de Linares

Konu Kim, Leone de Casaldi

Florian Sempey, Don Fernand d'Aragon

Roberto Lorenzi, Don Gaspar

Federico Benetti, The Monk

Orchestra Donizetti Opera

Fabio Tartari, Dirección de coro

Coro Donizetti Opera

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Mark Pullinger, 16th November

Manuel Renga’s sensitive framing device sets up a sympathetic production of a problematic opera, but is scuppered by the central vocal performance.

***11

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Mark Pullinger, 15th November

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***11

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Mark Pullinger, 14th November

Francesco Micheli reimagines Caterina Cornaro in a contemporary setting, switching to the historical past, to open this year’s Donizetti Opera festival in the composer’s home town.

****1

Young Sicilian soprano grabs the limelight in Bergamo Don Pasquale

Mark Pullinger, 17th November

They came for Javier Camarena, but cheered Giulia Mazzola to the rafters of the Teatro Donizetti as the third production of this year's festival opens.

***11

A modern makeover for Donizetti’s Zoraida di Granata

Mark Pullinger, 16th November

Bruno Ravella's effective production was seen in Wexford in its original 1822 version, but Donizetti Opera opts for the composer's 1824 revision, throwing the spotlight onto Cecilia Molinari's excellent Abenamet.

***11

Tudor history, gothic thrills: Roberto Devereux in Bergamo

Mark Pullinger, 15th November

Is Roberto Devereux the finest of Donizetti's four Tudor operas? Stephen Langridge's stylish, stylised production and a wonderful cast under Riccardo Frizza make a great case for it.

****1

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Renato Verga

Renato graduated from Turin University in Physics. He has always had a particular passion for music and the stage. A former member of a choir, he was raised in the musical milieu influenced by the eminent Italian musicologist Massimo Mila. In 2014, Renato started his own blog, which now has 1000 posts.