Le Idee di Susanna 1996 95 Pdf

Una piccola cittadina nella provincia francese, un borgo sommerso dalle brume di un autunno infinito. Onesto lavoro, piccole esistenze e grandi sogni: tutto è travolto dalla morte violenta di una giovane donna… È come gettare un sasso in uno stagno, innescare una valanga destinata a travolgere altre vite… Molti anni dopo, qualcuno dovrà scavare nelle macerie del passato, per trovare un senso alla tragedia e dissipare… le nebbie di Boisbonnard.

This legendary album is finally made available to digital partners, as part of Warner's Otto Klemperer retrospective!

Marking twenty years since the passing of Carlo Maria Giulini. A true giant of the baton, Giulini was one of the greatest figures of the classical world in the twentieth century, leading the major orchestras worldwide, and building an exceptional discography. Our beautiful comprehensive CD box set is an unmissable testimony of his unique talent. Here we present a high resolution remastering of one of his most splendid achievements, a legendary version of The Marriage of Figaro, with a five-stars cast including Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Anna Moffo or Giuseppe Taddei.

Le nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro) is a comic opera composed in four acts by Mozart. The opera is a continuation of the plot of The Barber of Seville several years later and recounts a sing day of madness in the palace of the Count Almnaviva near Seville, Spain. Giuseppe Taddei stars as Figaro with Carlo Maria Giulini directing the Philharmonia Orchestra.

Fritz Busch was one the greatest German conductors of the first half of the twentieth century, noted for his illuminating performances and his ethical principles. His father was a former itinerant musician who became an instrument maker, and his brothers were violinist Adolf Busch and cellist Hermann Busch. Fritz Busch went to Cologne Conservatory in 1909, studying conducting with Steinbach. The city of Aachen hired him as music director in 1912. He served there until the war began, enlisted, and returned at war's end to conducted the Municipal Opera.

Recorded with a stellar cast, one of the brightest and most insightful conductors of our day and a specialist handpicked orchestra playing at their best in the stunning venue of Festspielhaus Baden-Baden (July 2015), Yannick Nézet-Séguin’s “completely gripping, high-contrast” Figaro is “a brilliant triumph”, wrote Badische Zeitung of the July 2015 concert performance recorded here, while heaping praise on Luca Pisaroni’s “thrilling” Figaro, Thomas Hampson’s Count “illuminating every word”, Sonya Yoncheva’s Countess “recalling Callas’s vocal colours”, Angela Brower’s “fascinatingly delicate, sensitive” Cherubino and Anne Sofie von Otter’s “wonderfully perceptive, charming Marcellina”, all in a performance “crowned” by Christiane Karg’s “enchanting” Susanna and Rolando Villazón as Basilio, who “had the audience at his feet”.