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Poulenc: Dialogues Des Carmelites / Nagano, Gritton, Vernhes, Isokoski [Blu-ray]
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Poulenc: Dialogues Des Carmelites / Nagano, Gritton, Vernhes, Isokoski [Blu-ray]
Conductor: Kent Nagano | Composer(s): Francis Poulenc | Director: Dmitri Tcherniakov | Performer(s): Alain Vernhes (Bass), Bernard Richter (Tenor), Susan Gritton (Soprano), Sylvie Brunet (Mezzo Soprano), Soile Isokoski (Soprano), Hélène Guilmette (Soprano),Heike Grötzinger (Mezzo Soprano) | Orchestra/Ensemble: Bavarian State Opera Orchestra, Bavarian State Opera Chorus | Blu-ray | Picture format: 1080i HD, 16/9 | Sound format: PCM Stereo, DTS HD Master Audio 5.1 | Label: Bel Air Classiques | File hosts: Share-online.biz, Uploaded.net | 3% recovery record + 1 .rev file | Run time: 146 minutes | 43.54 GB
Language(s): French | Subtitle(s): English, French, German, Spanish
Conductor: Kent Nagano | Composer(s): Francis Poulenc | Director: Dmitri Tcherniakov | Performer(s): Alain Vernhes (Bass), Bernard Richter (Tenor), Susan Gritton (Soprano), Sylvie Brunet (Mezzo Soprano), Soile Isokoski (Soprano), Hélène Guilmette (Soprano),Heike Grötzinger (Mezzo Soprano) | Orchestra/Ensemble: Bavarian State Opera Orchestra, Bavarian State Opera Chorus | Blu-ray | Picture format: 1080i HD, 16/9 | Sound format: PCM Stereo, DTS HD Master Audio 5.1 | Label: Bel Air Classiques | File hosts: Share-online.biz, Uploaded.net | 3% recovery record + 1 .rev file | Run time: 146 minutes | 43.54 GB
Language(s): French | Subtitle(s): English, French, German, Spanish
A passionate lover of the human voice, Francis Poulenc composed the Dialogues des Carmélites in 1953, using a libretto he himself had written from a screenplay by Georges Bernanos. The first ever performances in Munich, this production was entrusted to Dmitri Tcherniakov, whose worldwide reputation is underpinned by productions like Eugene Onegin and Macbeth at the Paris Opera and Don Giovanni at Aix-en- Provence. The superb international cast includes a fine Blanche de la Force in Susan Gritton and an excellent Madame de Croissy by Sylvie Brunet, who was favourably compared to Rita Gorr in the press. They are superbly backed up by Soile Isokoski, Susanne Resmark, Hélène Guilmette, Alain Vernhes and the fabulous Bernard Richter. Kent Nagano with the Dialogues literally at his fingertips he recorded a landmark version some years ago is at the helm of the Bavarian State Opera Orchestra and Chorus.
