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From Byron to Donizetti, the political drama of Marino Faliero in Bergamo

Par Renato Verga, 21 novembre 2020
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“Michele Pertusi sang a Faliero of enormous authority and mastery of style”
Critique faite à Teatro Donizetti, Bergamo, le 20 novembre 2020
Programme
Donizetti, Marino Faliero
Artistes
Fondazione Donizetti
Riccardo Frizza, Direction
Stefano Ricci, Mise en scène
Marco Rossi, Décors
Gianluca Sbicca, Costumes
Alessandro Carletti, Lumières
Michele Pertusi, Marino Faliero
Bogdan Baciu, Israele
Michele Angelini, Fernando
Francesca Dotto, Elena
Christian Federici, Steno
Dave Monaco, Leoni
Anaïs Mejías, Irene
Daniele Lettieri, Vincenzo
Marta Bevilacqua, Chorégraphie
Orchestra Donizetti Opera
Coro Donizetti Opera
Fabio Tartari, Chef de chœur
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Renato Verga
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.