It is a valuable performance of the fifth score composed by Giuseppe Verdi for the venetian theater in 1856/57 and then revised by the same author with a definitive draft of 1881.
Gloomy work, tangled in the action, fragmented, defined “lame” by Verdi himself after the first version, it presents unprecedented dramaturgical solutions and a sense of linguistic experimentation that make it risky to deal with.
To function, it needs a unitary interpretative cut that harmonises its composite and elusive atmosphere.
It is a valuable performance of the fifth score composed by Giuseppe Verdi for the venetian theater in 1856/57 and then revised by the same author with a definitive draft of 1881
CAST
Simon Boccanegra Antonio Salvadori
Maria Boccanegra (Amelia) Serena Farnocchia
Jacopo Fiesco Ayk Martirossian
Gabriele Adorno Francesco Grollo
Paolo Albiani Marco Vratogna
Pietro Paolo Rumetz
un Capitano dei balestrieri Dario Balzanelli
un’ ancella di Amelia Gisella Pasini
Conductor Renato Palombo
direction Elio De Capitani
scenes and costumes Carlo Sala
Orchestra e Coro del Teatro La Fenice
Chorus Master Giovanni Andreoli
