Verdi / Puccini - Verdi La Traviata, Rigoletto, Puccini Tosca : Mehta / Italian National SO, Gvazava, Cura, Domingo, Malfitano, etc (1992, 2000, 2010 Stereo)(3BD) - Import 3 Blu-ray Disc

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The film is now available! In 1992, a project was undertaken to film three famous operas that were performed "at the time and in the place" where they actually took place. The opera was "Tosca". The events that took place from the afternoon of July 11 to 6 a.m. the next morning were filmed in the Church of St. Andrea della Valle, where Cavaradossi painted, Palazzo Farnese, Scarpia's official residence, and Castel Sant'Angelo, where the third act takes place. The unprecedented project of simultaneous live satellite broadcasts to 108 countries around the world (unfortunately, Japan did not broadcast the event) caused worldwide excitement among fans and tears of regret among Japanese fans (the event was later broadcast on NHK BS).In 2000, the program was changed to "La Traviata" with Gvasava, a promising newcomer at the time, as the leading role of Violetta, Cura, who was at the height of his popularity, as Alfredo, and Panerai, a veteran, as his father Germont, and the production was filmed on location in Paris and its suburbs and broadcast to over 140 countries around the world. The 2010 production of Rigoletto was not only streamed over the Internet, but was also broadcast on television the following year. The production was highly anticipated, not only for Grigolo's performance as Duke of Mantova, who was then a rising young tenor, but also for the fact that Domingo sang Rigoletto (this performance marked his debut as Rigoletto), and the beautiful high-definition images surpassed the two previous productions. The beautiful high-definition video is superior to the previous two productions.All three works are backed by the Symphony Orchestra of the Italian National Radio, conducted by Zubin Mehta. The passage of almost 20 years will clearly show the deepening of Mehta's expression. Each of these films is a wonderful example of a unique location and vibrant music. Producer Andrea Anderman worked as assistant director to Franco Zeffirelli on several productions, and his first encounter with opera was Maria Callas's "Tosca" at the Paris Opera.He then collaborated with Francis Coppola on the restoration of the silent film "Abel Gance's Napoleon" (1927), the first live broadcast of a four-theater gala "Then back to opera with Callas!" in Milan, Paris, London, and Chicago in 1981, and the first live broadcast of "Rossini in Versailles" with Claudio Abbado. and "Rossini in Versailles" with Claudio Abbado. He has won seven Emmy Awards, a BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) Award, Prix Italia, Czech Crystal Award, and many more...Underman currently lives and works in Rome and Paris. He currently lives and works in Rome and Paris, and can't live without his car, computer, and "seven nice Siberians". Naxos Japan