TURANDOT

 

TURANDOT

Opera in three acts by Giacomo Puccini with a libretto by Giuseppe Adami and Renato Simoni based on the work of Carlo Gozzi
Sung in Itallian, with subtitles in Spanish
Recorded at the Bregenzer Festspiele, 2015

Production Bregenzer Festspiele

Mlada Khudoley  Princess Turandot        
Riccardo Massi  Calaf                                         
Guanqun Yu  Liù                                                   
Manuel von Senden  Emperor Altoum                   
Michael Ryssov  Timur                                       
Andrè Schuen  Ping                                      
Taylan  Reinhard  Pang                                                                      
Cosmin ifrim  Pong                                     
Yasushi Hirano  A mandarin                  

Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Prague Philharmonic Choir and Bregenz Festival Chorus

Conductor Paolo Carignani 
Stage director Marco Arturo Marelli

2.10 h (w/intermission)

As the sun begins to set behind the waters of Lake Constance, the fantastic performances at the Bregenz Festival raise the imaginary curtain of the world's largest floating stage. As of that moment, the 7,000 spectators gathered at the open-air auditorium will dive into the stunning visual and musical experience of the opera festival, an international event since it began in 1946, one year after the end of World War II.  
The aria ‘Nessun dorma' sung by Calaf converted this Puccini opera into one of the most famous ever written. On the fabulous stage over Lake Constance at the Bregenz Festival, designed by Marco Arturo Marelli, the silhouette of a dragon blends in with the Great Wall of China.  Marelli wanted to use symbols of Chinese power to present this tragedy on stage, displaying up to 200 terracotta warriors. Undoubtedly, a spectacular production for an everlasting opera.

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