Debussy - Pelleas et Melisande (Blu-ray)
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Label: Bel Air
Cat No: BAC457
Format: Blu-ray
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Opera
Release Date: 13th September 2019
Contents
Artists
Jacques ImbrailoCorinne Winters
Kyle Ketelsen
Brindley Sherratt
Yvonne Naef
Damien Goritz
Charles Dekeyser
Reinhard Mayr
Zusatzchor der Oper Zurich
Sopralti der Oper Zurich
Philharmonia Zurich
Conductor
Alain AltinogluWorks
Pelleas et MelisandeArtists
Jacques ImbrailoCorinne Winters
Kyle Ketelsen
Brindley Sherratt
Yvonne Naef
Damien Goritz
Charles Dekeyser
Reinhard Mayr
Zusatzchor der Oper Zurich
Sopralti der Oper Zurich
Philharmonia Zurich
Conductor
Alain AltinogluAbout
But this production is also the occasion for a reunion between Dmitri Tcherniakov and French conductor Alain Altinoglu, after the tremendous success of the Tchaikovsky dyptich Iolanta / The Nutcracker – arguably one of the most successful titles of the Bel Air Classiques catalogue. Their artistic complicity is intact: the precise, analytical but also nuanced and poetic baton of Altinoglu proves to be the best possible response to Tcherniakov’s subtle exploration of the human psychology. Corinne Winters, as Mélisande, Jacques Imbrailo, as Pelléas, and especially Kyle Ketelsen, as Golaud, embody with an incandescent realism these characters plagued by a form of evil and violence that we will never quite understand.
Cast:
- Arkel: Brindley Sherratt
- Pelléas: Jacques Imbrailo
- Golaud: Kyle Ketelsen
- Yniold: Damien Göritz
- A medic: Charles Dekeyser
- Mélisande: Corinne Winters
- Geneviève: Yvonne Naef
- Pelléas’s father: Reinhard Mayr
Stage director : Dmitri Tcherniakov
HD recording: Zurich Opera, May 2016
Directed for TV by Andy Sommer
Running time: 165 min.
Booklet: FR / ENG / GER
Original language: FR
Subtitles: FR / ENG / GER / SPA / JP / KOR
Video: Colour, 16/9, NTSC
Audio: PCM 2.0, DTS HD Master audio 5.1
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