DONIZETTI, G.: Marino Faliero (1835 edition) (Bergamo Musica Festival, 2008)
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Marino Faliero (1835 edition)
Composer:
Donizetti, Gaetano
Libretto/Text Author:
Bidera, Emanuele
Conductor:
Cinquegrani, Bruno
Orchestra:
Bergamo Musica Festival Orchestra
Chorus:
Bergamo Musica Festival Chorus
Chorus Master:
Tartari, Fabio
A gondolier:
Menini, Domenico
Arrigo:
Fanton, Elvis
Beltrame:
Paola, Giuseppe di
Elena:
Stanisci, Rachele
Fernando:
Magri, Ivan
Giovanni:
Ezequiel, Moya Gonzalo
Irene:
Spissu, Paola
Israele Bertucci:
Grassi, Luca
Leoni:
Gramegna, Leonardo
Marco:
Scarpellini, Livio
Marino Faliero:
Surian, Giorgio
Pietro:
Marchesini, Enrico
Steno:
Dall'Amico, Luca
Strozzi:
Menini, Domenico
Vincenzo:
Stefanovski, Aleksandar
Set/Stage Designer:
Ciammarughi, Alessandro
Costume Designer:
Ciammarughi, Alessandro
Lighting Designer:
Pirandello, Giovanni
Stage Director:
Spada, Marco
Television Director:
Ricchetti, Matteo
Date of Production: 2008
Venue: Teatro Donizetti, Bergamo
Playing Time: 02:32:20
Catalogue Number: 2.110616-17
UPC: 747313561560
Donizetti's fiftieth opera, Marino Faliero, was first performed in Paris on 12 March 1835 with a cast comprising four of the finest singers of the period before premiering in London a few weeks later. Although these premieres were both overshadowed by Bellini's I Puritani, Marino Faliero subsequently enjoyed a long and successful run on international performances throughout the 19th century before disappearing from the stage until its modern revival in 1966. Set in Venice in 1355, it remains a major work of Italian Romanticism, sentimental, martial, full of conspiratorial adventure and culminating with the execution of the leading role.
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