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Prokofiev - L’Amour des Trois Oranges 
Our Price: £22.48 (£19.55 ex VAT)
Format: DVD - NTSC
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Opera
Artist(s): Charles Workman, Jose Van Dam, Philippe Rouillon, Barry Banks, Beatrice Uria-Monzon, Orchestre et Choeurs de l’Opera National de Paris
Conductor(s): Sylvain Cambreling
Release Date: 30th September 2007
More Details on Prokofiev - L’Amour des Trois Oranges
“[This production is] spectacular and expensive-looking, glossy and glacial……. American Charles Workman's Pierrot Prince is a triumph of diction and style [and] it is good to hear Sylvain Cambreling balancing exuberance (the famous March) with the diaphanous subtlety of a marvellous score heavily influenced by Rimsky-Korsakov.” The Financial Times
The latest release in the rich TDK series of DVD recordings from the prestigious Opéra National de Paris is a production of Sergei Prokofiev’s wonderful surrealist fairy-tale opera The Love for Three Oranges.
This is the opera that was played all over the world long before Prokofiev’s other mature works became well known. The opera’s fantastic story is particularly well loved, and the famous march, which exists in many arrangements and has been widely used as a symphonic concert piece.
Staged in the large Opéra Bastille, it is a colourful theatrical feast, directed by Gilbert Deflo. Conducted by 20th-century specialist Sylvain Cambreling and sung in the original French version by superb singer-actors, this production presents a stage performance set in perfect harmony with Prokofiev’s inventive music.
Opéra National de Paris, 2005.
Stage Director: Gilbert Deflo
Picture Format: 16:9, 1 DVD 9
Sound Format: LPCM STEREO, DD 5.1, DTS 5.1
Running Time: 116 mins + 30 mins
Region Code: NTSC All
Booklet Languages: GB, F, D
Subtitle Languages : GB, F, D, I, E
Territory: Worldwide
The latest release in the rich TDK series of DVD recordings from the prestigious Opéra National de Paris is a production of Sergei Prokofiev’s wonderful surrealist fairy-tale opera The Love for Three Oranges.
This is the opera that was played all over the world long before Prokofiev’s other mature works became well known. The opera’s fantastic story is particularly well loved, and the famous march, which exists in many arrangements and has been widely used as a symphonic concert piece.
Staged in the large Opéra Bastille, it is a colourful theatrical feast, directed by Gilbert Deflo. Conducted by 20th-century specialist Sylvain Cambreling and sung in the original French version by superb singer-actors, this production presents a stage performance set in perfect harmony with Prokofiev’s inventive music.
Opéra National de Paris, 2005.
Stage Director: Gilbert Deflo
Picture Format: 16:9, 1 DVD 9
Sound Format: LPCM STEREO, DD 5.1, DTS 5.1
Running Time: 116 mins + 30 mins
Region Code: NTSC All
Booklet Languages: GB, F, D
Subtitle Languages : GB, F, D, I, E
Territory: Worldwide
