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Composer(s): Delibes, Léo; Lehár, Franz; Puccini, Giacomo; Verdi, Giuseppe
Conductor(s): Bonynge, Richard; Cillario, Carlo Felice; Erede, Alberto; Hirokami, Jun'ichi
Orchestra(s): Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra; Elizabethan Philharmonic Orchestra; Elizabethan Sydney Orchestra
Artist(s): Marton, Eva; Sutherland, Joan
Label: Opus Arte
Genre: Classical Concert
Period: 20th Century; Romantic
Catalogue No: OAF4020D
Barcode: 809478040200
Distribution Note(s):
Not Available in North America, Australia and New Zealand
Not Available in North America, Australia and New Zealand
Release Date: 11/2006
OPERA FAVOURITES (Opera Australia) (NTSC)
OPERA FAVOURITES
featuring Joan Sutherland, Eva Marton
and the artists of Opera Australia
Australian Opera & Ballet Orchestra
The Elizabethan Sydney Orchestra
The Elizabethan Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductors: Carlo Felice Cillario, Richard Bonynge,
Alberto Erede, Jun’ichi Hirokami
Picture format: NTSC 4:3
Sound format: Stereo
Region code: 0 (All Regions)
Subtitles: English
Running time: 90 minutes
No. of DVDs: 1
‘Eva Marton’s singing is the authentic sound of Puccini’s heroine: ample in vocal colour, size of tone and passionate accent.’ The Sydney Morning Herald
‘The Australian Opera’s La boh�me… is an absolute delight.’ The Australian
‘The Australian Opera has assembled one of its Best casts under the baton of Richard Bonynge.’ The London Times
featuring Joan Sutherland, Eva Marton
and the artists of Opera Australia
Australian Opera & Ballet Orchestra
The Elizabethan Sydney Orchestra
The Elizabethan Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductors: Carlo Felice Cillario, Richard Bonynge,
Alberto Erede, Jun’ichi Hirokami
Picture format: NTSC 4:3
Sound format: Stereo
Region code: 0 (All Regions)
Subtitles: English
Running time: 90 minutes
No. of DVDs: 1
- A selection of popular highlights from the world’s best-loved operas, presented by Peter Ross. These highlights showcase the prodigious talents of Opera Australia and its gifted artists including: Joan Sutherland (Lakm� & The Merry Widow), Neil Rosenshein (La boh�me), Lauris Elms (Il trovatore) and Eva Marton (Tosca).
‘Eva Marton’s singing is the authentic sound of Puccini’s heroine: ample in vocal colour, size of tone and passionate accent.’ The Sydney Morning Herald
‘The Australian Opera’s La boh�me… is an absolute delight.’ The Australian
‘The Australian Opera has assembled one of its Best casts under the baton of Richard Bonynge.’ The London Times