Il Trovatore

Year: 1988

Runtime: 133 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Brian Large

Music

Luciano Pavarotti delivers his spectacular voice as Manrico, the impassioned troubadour caught in a fatal dilemma. Dolora Zajick, fresh from her Met debut, is incandescent as the vengeful gypsy Azucena, while Sherrill Milnes portrays Count Di Luna. Eva Marton shines as Leonora, coveted by both men, and James Levine conducts the Met orchestra and chorus through Verdi’s most celebrated music.

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