Giuseppe Verdi: Il Trovatore
Giuseppe Verdi: Il Trovatore

Giuseppe Verdi: Il Trovatore

August 11, 2017 | 139 min

Written for exceptional singers, Il Trovatore has remained popular ever since its first performance at the Teatro Apollo in Rome on 19 January 1853, when even the toughest critics were convinced of its place in the repertoire. People are attracted to Il Trovatore because of its rousing melodies, its brutal, powerful plot, and its simple structure: elements that make it one of the best examples of Verdi’s theatre pieces. Recorded live at the Sferisterio theatre of Macerata in the summer of 2016, under conductor Daniel Oren's vibrant and incisive direction, this production boasts a first-rate cast and elegant direction from Francisco Negrin. The sets and costumes by Louis Désiré and lighting by Bruno Poet were well received by the Sferisterio audience.

Genres

Music Drama

Cast

Naomi Scott

Marco Caria

Naomi Scott

Anna Pirozzi

Naomi Scott

Enkelejda Shkoza

Naomi Scott

Piero Pretti

Naomi Scott

Alessandro Spina

Naomi Scott

Rosanna Lo Greco

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