Nabucco
This staging of Nabucco, the first since 1960 at the MET, featuring the Russian soprano Maria Guleghina was given in the centenary year of Verdi's death. The production by MET regular Elijah Moshinsky and the sheer power of Verdi's score drives this opera and brings the drama and its characters to life. James Levine leads the MET Orchestra and the cast is rounded out by two familiar Verdi specialists Juan Pons and Samuel Ramey.
Year: 2001
Genre: Performing Arts
Country: USA
Director: James Levine
Starring: Maria Guleghina, Juan Pons
Duration: 142 Minutes
Rating: G
8.3/10
Location in store: Performing Arts
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