Questa edizione cinematografica de "La Cenerentola" è un capolavoro: tutto è perfetto, una vera pietra miliare nella storia dell'opera e dello spettacolo.
Questa è un'edizione STORICA de La Cenerentola.. Tutti bravissimi, ma Paolo Montarsolo dimostra una bravura ineguagliata e, penso, ineguagliabile. Spettacoli come questo andrebbero diffusi anche nelle scuole... L'opera italiana ha segnato un'epoca, ma stiamo velocemente disperdendo questo stupendo patrimonio
It is the moral center. The codice (the book) represents the law, which was invented to protect us from all killing each other. The miracle is: it works sometimes.
@@gamerdaddy Yeah It's hard to put an exact reason why this part is so compelling. Is it the smooth transitions between numbers which perfectly matches the escalation of chaos and emotion, or the simple humor of seeing Don Magnifico strutting in with the census and being ignored by everyone? I come back to this scene every couple months haha.
@@michaeljurado7224 Haha, same here, dude. Big hug from BRASIL! :D Could you please tell me where you're from? You see, I was born in the 70s and I still find AMAZING being able to talk with people from all over the world, lol.
Wonderful Montarsolo, he is the best basso-buffo ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Such a talented singing actor. He said in an interview(in Italian) that he didn't know how he managed to act buffo roles. He said that acting "just" comes, you don't have to think about it. I think you don't have to think to acting only if you aren't a common mortal being, but a genius like him!
@@TimothyCHenderson I saw him perform Don Pasquale at San Francisco in 1984 or 85. When he was slapped by Norina and rejected by her Montarsolo ‘s performance of a man realizing his foolishness was crushing. It brought tears to the eyes of the audience. He was “Magnifico” in non-buffo roles too.
The great italian director Gianandrea Gavazzeni (1909-1996) - probably the one and the only "Kapellmeister" of italian music direction - He did never loves Rossini too much. However, Gavazzeni did record one Opera of Him: La Cenerentola. I think this is because this Opera it's the best Rossini's work ever. The Drama could be not so perfect, but Musically it's a insuperable composition.
Regia dell'indimenticabile Jean Pierre Ponnelle: deliziosa, ispirata dalla musica eppure originalissima: un capolavoro che ha fatto scuola! Quelli sì, che erano registi!
The best Cenerentola I ever saw was Flicka and Rocky Blake .......next best was the NYCO production - was in PBS in late 1980....Rocky as the Prince, Gianna Rolandi as one of the sisters, A!an Titus as Dandini, Susanne Marsee as Cenerentola
Oh my goodness, that performance was EXTRAORDINARY. I demand to know the singers' names, they are all fabulous. Especially Angelina: I have always said that no one would ever beat Cecilia Bartoli as Angelina, but I was just proved wrong! Does anyone know where I can get the video or DVD of this? This is fabulous, really. And I have to admit: I think I am falling for that Don Ramiro!
Frederica von Stade ... Angelina, nicknamed 'Cenerentola' Margherita Guglielmi ... Clorinda, step-sister to Cenerentola Laura Zannini ... Tisbe, step-sister to Cenerentola Paolo Montarsolo ... Don Magnifico, Baron of Montefiascone, stepfather to Cenerentola Francisco Araiza ... Don Ramiro, Prince of Salerno Claudio Desderi ... Dandini, the Prince's valet Paul Plishka ... Alidoro, Philospher and Tutor to the Prince www.arkivmusic.com/classical/album.jsp?album_id=124762 www.amazon.com/Rossini-Cenerentola-Frederica-Francisco-Montarsolo/dp/B000A3VTT8/ref=sr_1_1?camp=1789
In regards to the comment below: I'd say she is. This piece is so amazing. I listen to it when I work-out. Does anyone know where I could find the DVD for this?
Questa edizione cinematografica de "La Cenerentola" è un capolavoro: tutto è perfetto, una vera pietra miliare nella storia dell'opera e dello spettacolo.
Questa è un'edizione STORICA de La Cenerentola.. Tutti bravissimi, ma Paolo Montarsolo dimostra una bravura ineguagliata e, penso, ineguagliabile.
Spettacoli come questo andrebbero diffusi anche nelle scuole... L'opera italiana ha segnato un'epoca, ma stiamo velocemente disperdendo questo stupendo patrimonio
Hard for me to understand why this is "the best part." The opera is a masterpiece from start to finish.
It is the moral center. The codice (the book) represents the law, which was invented to protect us from all killing each other. The miracle is: it works sometimes.
Actually, and i know this is subjective, this is my favorite part of the opera before i even saw this video!
@@michaeljurado7224 That's my favorite part of Cenerentola too.
@@gamerdaddy Yeah It's hard to put an exact reason why this part is so compelling. Is it the smooth transitions between numbers which perfectly matches the escalation of chaos and emotion, or the simple humor of seeing Don Magnifico strutting in with the census and being ignored by everyone? I come back to this scene every couple months haha.
@@michaeljurado7224 Haha, same here, dude. Big hug from BRASIL! :D
Could you please tell me where you're from? You see, I was born in the 70s and I still find AMAZING being able to talk with people from all over the world, lol.
Wonderful Montarsolo, he is the best basso-buffo ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Such a talented singing actor. He said in an interview(in Italian) that he didn't know how he managed to act buffo roles. He said that acting "just" comes, you don't have to think about it. I think you don't have to think to acting only if you aren't a common mortal being, but a genius like him!
He loves what he is doing that´s why. And he is having fun too. Persona in persona.
Never seen him in a straight up, 100% serious role but his Don Alfonso in Ponnelle's Cosi was chilling to the bone. The best Don Alfonso ever.
@@TimothyCHenderson I saw him perform Don Pasquale at San Francisco in 1984 or 85. When he was slapped by Norina and rejected by her Montarsolo ‘s performance of a man realizing his foolishness was crushing. It brought tears to the eyes of the audience. He was “Magnifico” in non-buffo roles too.
Pace all'anima sua, Montarsolo è stato uno dei più grandi bassi della nostra epoca.
che cast memorabile! bravissimi tutti
The best Cenerentola!
Happy to see someone else describe this section of the opera as the best. I agree, particularly on the musical front, after 7:00
What a beautifull performance. The best I ever seen. Thanks!!
The great italian director Gianandrea Gavazzeni (1909-1996) - probably the one and the only "Kapellmeister" of italian music direction - He did never loves Rossini too much. However, Gavazzeni did record one Opera of Him: La Cenerentola.
I think this is because this Opera it's the best Rossini's work ever. The Drama could be not so perfect, but Musically it's a insuperable composition.
Wonderful! Definetely, the best part of this opera.
This is the Milan 1981 presentation, directed by Claudio Abbado.
Staging by Jean -Pierre Ponnelle.
Unsurpassed.!
Great to have the English interpretation included!
Cinderella... Brilliant and hillarious... gras!
Don Magnifico qui è veramente magnifico, mi fa ridere tutto il tempo.
"Il codice delle zitelle" E' la cosa più bella!
👌🏻👏🏻
3:11 is one of the most beautiful moments in opera.
Heavenly!
E' stupendo! Grazie mille per averlo messo!
Best best best best!!!!!!
thanks for the English subtitles
Regia dell'indimenticabile Jean Pierre Ponnelle: deliziosa, ispirata dalla musica eppure originalissima: un capolavoro che ha fatto scuola! Quelli sì, che erano registi!
Hammer...einfach Klasse...i Love it...
This is amazing!
Quando Montarsolo (don Magnifico) si infuria con Cenerentola sembra diventare gigantesco!
grande opera grande cantanti grande rossini❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂
Just fabulous....
Brilliant!
If you did not find the DVD yet: Check Amazon and you will find it immediately.
Thank you!!!
masterpiece.
The best Cenerentola I ever saw was Flicka and Rocky Blake
.......next best was the NYCO production - was in PBS in late 1980....Rocky as the Prince, Gianna Rolandi as one of the sisters, A!an Titus as Dandini, Susanne Marsee as Cenerentola
thanks a lot, I have it on casette
Assolutamente d'accordo :)
cool
Oh my goodness, that performance was EXTRAORDINARY. I demand to know the singers' names, they are all fabulous. Especially Angelina: I have always said that no one would ever beat Cecilia Bartoli as Angelina, but I was just proved wrong!
Does anyone know where I can get the video or DVD of this? This is fabulous, really. And I have to admit: I think I am falling for that Don Ramiro!
Looks like Flicka
.....in my opinion, one of quite a few *vastly* better in this role than Bartoli
Frederica von Stade ... Angelina, nicknamed 'Cenerentola'
Margherita Guglielmi ... Clorinda, step-sister to Cenerentola
Laura Zannini ... Tisbe, step-sister to Cenerentola
Paolo Montarsolo ... Don Magnifico, Baron of Montefiascone, stepfather to Cenerentola
Francisco Araiza ... Don Ramiro, Prince of Salerno
Claudio Desderi ... Dandini, the Prince's valet
Paul Plishka ... Alidoro, Philospher and Tutor to the Prince
www.arkivmusic.com/classical/album.jsp?album_id=124762
www.amazon.com/Rossini-Cenerentola-Frederica-Francisco-Montarsolo/dp/B000A3VTT8/ref=sr_1_1?camp=1789
best part........for the love of god.
Delightful excerpt! thank you. Can we have Non piu mesta?
JD
LMAO 6:06- 6.23 made me laugh so hardd.
In regards to the comment below: I'd say she is. This piece is so amazing. I listen to it when I work-out. Does anyone know where I could find the DVD for this?
what's the quintet from 7:20 to the end called?
wow flicka is so hot here
Check Amazon and you will find the DVD immediately. Good luck!
Fabulous singing and acting its just a shame the Prince looks rather like Blackadder
Damn! Not taking any prisoners I see...
He is cute though.
Cuánto habrá espiado Giacomo a Wolfgang, jeje
😀😀😀😀😀😀😀
Gawd I hate playback
Desderi era un grande animale da palcoscenico, la voce non era bella
Sempre meglio dei finti cantanti di oggi