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Opera-Buffa in two acts by Gioacchino Rossini Libretto by Cesare Sterbini from the play of Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais Musical direction by Carlo Montanaro Stage direction by Damiano Michieletto
Undoubtedly the most famous opera buffa in the history of music and an eternal source of delight. Rossini composed it in just a few weeks, borrowing the overture and certain airs from his own serious and comic works. All of the remarkable ensembles, however, are original. In the finale of the first act, Rossini combines multiple styles and interlinks duos, trios, quintets and sextets with stupefying virtuosity. Il barbiere di Siviglia was also one of the first operatic triumphs in Europe. With this new production of the ever-popular masterpiece, Italian stage director Damiano Michieletto makes his Paris Opera debut.
René Barbera: Il Conte d’Almaviva | Carlo Lepore: Bartolo | Karine Deshayes: Rosina | Dalibor Jenis: Figaro | Orlin Anastassov: Basilio | Tiago Matos: Fiorello | Cornelia Oncioiu: Berta | Lucio Prete: Un Ufficiale | Paris Opera Orchestra and Chorus
Conductor: Carlo Montanaro | Stage director: Damiano Michieletto | Sets: Paolo Fantin | Costumes: Silvia Aymonino | Lighting: Fabio Barettin | Choruses master: José Luis Basso |
Italian
      		          Production compagny : A Prime Group
                  Coproduction compagny : Opéra national de Paris, with the participation of France Télévisions
                  Running Time : 1x155'
                    Production Year : 2014
                
      	          Distribution compagny : Telmondis Distribution
                    Video Format : HDCAM