Il Barbiere di Siviglia

Il Barbiere di Siviglia

Release date : April 30, 2001
Runtime : 2h 41m
Countries of origin : Japan / Germany /
Original Language : Italian /
Writers : Cesare Sterbini /
Production companies : Opernhaus Zurich /
April 30, 2001 2h 41m Japan Comedy Italian More
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Live performance from Zürich Opera House, 2001. “Vesselina Kasarova’s Rosina turned this Barber into a major event. Pearling coloratura, endless resources of vocal colour and nuance and phenomenal acting versatility became mere means to an end: that of making Rosina into a human being of flesh and blood, with heart, humour and considerable brains.
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Nello Santi
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  • title:Il Barbiere di Siviglia
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 2001
  • Runtime:2h 41m
  • Genres: Comedy · Music ·
  • Countries of origin: Japan · Germany ·
  • Original Language: Italian ·
  • Director: Grischa Asagaroff / Felix Breisach /
  • Writers: Cesare Sterbini ·
  • Production companies: Opernhaus Zurich ·
  • Overview:Live performance from Zürich Opera House, 2001. “Vesselina Kasarova’s Rosina turned this Barber into a major event. Pearling coloratura, endless resources of vocal colour and nuance and phenomenal acting versatility became mere means to an end: that of making Rosina into a human being of flesh and blood, with heart, humour and considerable brains.
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