Tate's masterful conducting of Idomeneo

Por Edoardo Pelligra, 02 diciembre 2015

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Crítica hecha desde Teatro La Fenice, Venice el 28 noviembre 2015

Mozart, Idomeneo, rè di Creta

Jeffrey Tate, Dirección

Alessandro Talevi, Dirección de escena

Justin Arienti, Diseño de escena

Manuel Pedretti, Diseño de vestuario

Michaela Kaune, Elettra

Ekaterina Sadovnikova, Ilia

Monica Bacelli, Idamante

Anicio Zorzi Giustiniani, Arbace

Brenden Gunnell, Idomeneo

Krystian Adam, The Oracle of Neptune

Michail Leibundgut, The Oracle of Neptune

Orchestra del Teatro La Fenice

Coro del Teatro La Fenice

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Edoardo Pelligra

Edoardo is a philosophy student in Torino, Italy. He has always been fond of classical music and operas and tries to combine his philosophical studies with music and especially philosophy of music. He is particularly enthusiastic about opera modern adaptations. Edoardo also maintains a strong passion for films, literature and travelling. He also writes reviews in Italian for Operaclick.

Tate's masterful conducting of Idomeneo opens new season at La Fenice