The Marriage of Figaro

Year: 1993

Runtime: 168 mins

Language: Italian

Director: Olivier Mille

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This video offers a solid performance of Figaro, highlighted by Bryn Terfel’s unmatched portrayal of the title role and John Eliot Gardiner’s conducting. While the Bohm and Pappano recordings feature stronger female casts, this edition remains valuable for its lead. Many hope the Metropolitan Opera’s 1998 version will become available.

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