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Fidelio
L.van Beethoven
Performances at the British Church , Naples.
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Leonora (Fidelio)
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Gloria MAZZA
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Pianista
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Roberto MORESCHI
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Florestan
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Saverio STORNAIUOLO
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Marzellina
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Roberto ANDAL̉
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Direttore
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Jonathan BARRY
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Rocco
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Gianvito RIBBA
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Jaquino
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Luca LUPOLI
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Don Pizarro
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Marco C. ORESTANO
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Consulente linguistico
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Charlotte DE FONZO
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Don Fernando
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Antonio DE LISIO
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Assistente musicale
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Federica MORACE
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FIDELIO - Beethoven from:Roma/Il Giornale di Napoli.
Deafening applause for this 'Fidelio'
[..]with great and deserved success, the cultural association 'Vox Lirika' under Jonathan Barry's baton presented 'Fidelio' to the Neapolitan public.
It was a noble and generous undertaking,demanding immense dedication and good will, with very little funding available.for which we also thank the generosity of the Anglican Church and the Goethe Institute. [..]with enormous study and immense cultural dedication, the artistic life of the city was awarded a show of memorable relevance. [..] Accompanied by the excellent Roberto Moreschi, who gave us an marvellous sense of orchestra.. ,
[..] these young and highly disciplined singers sang their hearts outLeonora, the protagonist, was Gloria Mazza, very precise and always expressive , with a dramatic Florestan in Saverio Stornaiuolo, and a tense (if slightly tenorish) Marco Cristarella Orestano, in the role of Pizarro. Gianvito Ribba, Rocco, was powerful of voice, and dedicated in expression; with Luca Lupoli an elegant Jaquino and the excellent Roberta Andaḷ (Marzelline) , perhaps the most mature artist of the evening (certainly with the best pronunciation) in the group. Noble, at the end of the opera, the Fernando of Antonio de Lisio. [...]
Massimo Lo Iacono
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Le Nozze di Figaro
Mozart.
Performances in Naples (Sala Curci), for the San Carlo Theatre, Ravello and Anacapri.
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Il Conte di Almaviva
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Jonathan Barry
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Marcellina
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Marisa Ratta
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La Contessa Rosina
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Valeria Attianese Xiaoling Song
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Don Basilio
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Antonio Mezzasalma
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Figaro
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Marco Cristarella Orestano
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Antonio (giardiniere)
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Rosario Natale
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Susanna
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Franca lacovone
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Don Curzio
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Francesco Iannuzzo
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Barbarina
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Immacolata Marrone
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Narratrice
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Francesca Rinaldi
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Cherubino
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Silvana Tamajo
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Pianista
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Vincenzo Caruso
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Bartolo
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Antonio D'Alessandro
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Direttore
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Irene Rigillo
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Costumi
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Paola de Luca
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Sartoria
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CTN 75 Canzanella
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Le Nozze di Figaro. Roma/Il Giornale di Napoli
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After almost a thirty-year absence, Mozart's beautiful music returns to Naples. It was a courageous undertaking, with an excellent Vincenzo Caruso at the piano and Irene Rigillo as conductor. The well-designed costumes by Anna-Maria Morelli were totally appropriate. There was, naturally, a very full cast, all singing with loving seriousness, all of them happy and communicative in their joy of making music. Jonathan Barry, guiding the whole undertaking, sang the role of the Count with nobility and a sense of theatre, confronting the terrible passages (Act II, and 'Contessa perdono') with great skill; then the brilliant, and in many ways, already mature and very communicative Marco Cristarella Orestano, as Figaro, the witty and appropriate Marisa Ratta (Marcellina), and the exquisite Roberta Maione in a delicate elegaic vein as Barbarina. All the others were excellent, extremely musical and incisive both as actors and musicians
For all this, we hope that the opera of the 'poor', so highly qualified with its enthusiasm and culture, may continue to live and grow.
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Surprise Opera on Capri.
[...] At Villa San Michele at Anacapri I saw 'The Elixir of Love' and 'The Marriage of Figaro', brought to the stage by a company of young singers..These were two beautiful and clean productions, honest and detailed in their stage movements, faithful to the spirit of the music. On the stage young singers sang with well-trained voices, and acted in elegant costumes. All of them were able to be totally convincing in their roles.
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