La traviata

Fernsehfilm
2005
6
2 Std. 30 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,6/10

239

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Drama Music Romance

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuLa Traviata stands or falls on its lead singers and in Norah Amsellem and Rolando Villazon this 2005 Salzburg Festival performance has a pair whose electric interactions and brilliant singin... Alles lesenLa Traviata stands or falls on its lead singers and in Norah Amsellem and Rolando Villazon this 2005 Salzburg Festival performance has a pair whose electric interactions and brilliant singing are irresistible. If Amsellem can't quite provide the vocal bloom of the great Violettas... Alles lesenLa Traviata stands or falls on its lead singers and in Norah Amsellem and Rolando Villazon this 2005 Salzburg Festival performance has a pair whose electric interactions and brilliant singing are irresistible. If Amsellem can't quite provide the vocal bloom of the great Violettas of the past, hers is a lovely voice used with intelligence and dramatic intensity and she... Alles lesen

Regie
- Brian Large
Drehbuch
- Francesco Maria Piave
- Alexandre Dumas fils
Hauptbesetzung

Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,6/10

239

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Regie
- Brian Large
Drehbuch
- Francesco Maria Piave
- Alexandre Dumas fils
Hauptbesetzung

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Siehe Produktionsinformationen bei IMDbPro

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Carlo Rizzi stepped in for the late Marcello Viotti who was supposed to conduct this opera, but passed away a few months earlier.

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Ausgewählte Rezension

6/10

How to ruin an Opera (or have a good try at doing so!)

The trouble with directors or in this case 'stagers', is that they seem unable to leave a good thing alone.

So here we have 'Traviata' which is supposed to show the principal character's opulent living at the one end, and the subsequent squalor at the other. Hence you should have sets - one opulent - the other shabby! Instead, we have a set comprising a sofa, a chair and a clock! For goodness sake, spare us this sort of pretentiousness!

Don't get me wrong - I don't mind updating Operas, or putting them in a modern setting, if it's done well and if it works, but this kind of mistreatment is not necessary or clever and it doesn't work!

I was going to give a rating of only five stars to this, but the singers are superb, and Verdi's music is still wonderful.

For the singers, and for Maestro Verdi six stars - for the production - none!