Verdi Ernani Trailer

Verdi Ernani Trailer (1982)

"SINGERS IN THEIR WONDERFUL PRIME" 28 July 1982 Music 138 mins

It truly is an historic performance. Domingo looking and singing like a god pouring out golden tones; Renato Bruson sounds, like the sublime Verdian Baritone that he was at that time; Nicolai Ghiaurov proves again that he was one of the greatest "Verdi Basses"; Mirella Freni shows that there was more to her than just being Mimi and Susannah-in fact I can remember reading that at the time of the premiere of this production that there were fist fights (not unusual in La Scala's gallery) between Mirella's many fans--between those fans that just wanting her to continue singing the light lyric repertoire that they were use to her singing and those that felt she should and could sing the lyric-spinto repertoire which, of course, she proved that,indeed, she could (She's still singing more than twenty years later). This performance captures some of the best Verdi singers of the time doing dear ole wonderful Giuseppi proud.

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Cast

Mirella Freni

as Elvira

Renato Bruson

as Don Carlo

Nicolai Ghiaurov

as Don Ruy Gomez de Silva

Riccardo Muti

as Self - Conductor

Orchestra della Scala

as Self - Orchestra

Crew

Giuseppe Verdi

Original Music Composer

Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo Original Story

International Releases Dates

Italy 28 July 1982

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