Puccini (1858-1924) - Madama Butterfly : Boussard, A.Joel / Hamburg State Opera, Voulgaridou, Damian, Aldrian, Ilincai, etc (2012 Stereo) - Import DVD

TV Standard: NTSC
Color: Colour

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Puccini (1858-1924)

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Japanese people must hear "Madama Butterfly" by Puccini (1858-1924) at least once. Although any production of this work is bound to have its share of criticisms, such as "anachronistic" and "not reflecting the correct image of Japan," the story depicted here is a universal one, and the psychology of a woman waiting for the love of her life is accurately and sadly depicted. It is a tragic love story that will be handed down forever as it accurately depicts the psychology of a woman who is waiting for the love of her life. This video was recorded at a performance in Hamburg in 2012. The leading role of Butterfly is played by young soprano Alexia Vulgariadou, who gives the role a stylish and contemporary fleshing out. The role of Pinkerton was played by the Romanian tenor Ilincai, who brought a strong shadow of anguish to the supposedly cool-headed man. The worldview created by Bussard and the costumes by Christian Lacroix, a famous designer, together with the music spun by conductor Alexander Joel, create a carefully put together and beautiful world. Naxos Japan