Mozart: Idomeneo Trailer (2019)

"Salzburg Festival 2019" 12 August 2019 185 mins

Considered to be one of his most brilliant creations, Mozart’s Idomeneo is a perfect masterpiece for the two enfants terribles of classical music and opera staging, conductor Teodor Currentzis and stage director Peter Sellars. Joined by the exceptional voices of Russell Thomas, Paula Murrihy, Ying Fang, and Nicole Chevalier, this is a one-of-a-kind performance of the score in the city where its creator was born!

Watch the official Mozart: Idomeneo 2019 trailer in HD below.

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Cast

Nicole Chevalier as Elettra

Paula Murrihy as Idamante

Teodor Currentzis as Self – Conductor

musicAeterna as Self – Orchestra / Choir

Crew

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Original Music Composer

Peter Sellars Director

Teodor Currentzis Conductor

International Releases Dates

Austria 12 August 2019

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