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Rossini: Der Barbier von Sevilla

SKU: 03791

Price:
AU $34.92

Label: Deutsche Grammophon Cat. No.: 073 4116 Medium: DVD No. Discs: 1

Format: NTSC Mono B&W

An historic account of Wunderlich's Almaviva in a first-time release on any format!

This film of Rossini's Il Barbiere di Siviglia, sung in German, was taped in black and white for a TV broadcast at the Residenztheater Munich in 1959. It is released by DG in the company's series of issues that celebrate the great German tenor, Fritz Wunderlich.

The footage reveals the comic talent of Wunderlich as Almaviva, in a performance of wit and vocal elan. This performance is not just a one-man show; Wunderlich is joined by two of the greatest baritones of the 20th century in Hermann Prey as Figaro and Hans Hotter as Basilio. The delightful Erika Koth stars as opera's greatest minx, Rosina. The film is directed by Joseph Keilberth and is of great historic interest.

Artists:

Fritz Wunderlich, Max Proebstl, Erika Koth, Hermann Prey, Hans Hotter, Karl Ostertag, Ina Gerheim, Alfred Keil, Chor der Bayerischen Staatsoper.

Composers:

Rossini.

Conductors:

Joseph Keilberth.

Orchestras:

Bayerisches Staatsopernchor.

Tracks:

Fritz Wunderlich		Count Almaviva
Max Proebstl		Bartolo - A Doctor
Erika Koth		Rosine - His Ward
Hermann Prey		Figaro - A Barber
Hans Hotter		Basilio - A Singing Teacher
Karl Ostertag		Fiorillo - Servant To The Count
Ina Gerheim		Marzelline - An Elderly Maid
Alfred Keil		A Police Officer