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	List Price: $29.98 Our Price: $18.58 Your Save: $ 11.40 ( 38% ) Availability: Usually ships in 7 to 12 days Manufacturer: Deutsche Grammophon Starring: G. Verdi, Wiener Opera Philharmoniker, Jean-Pierre Ponnelle
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD EAN: 0044007341667 Format: AC-3 Label: Deutsche Grammophon Manufacturer: Deutsche Grammophon Number Of Discs: 1 Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Deutsche Grammophon Region Code: 1 Release Date: 2006-07-04 Running Time: 128 Studio: Deutsche Grammophon Theatrical Release Date: 1983
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Erika's review Comment: I love Verdi operas and Rigoletto is one of my favorites. This production is slightly different but very enjoyable. Customer Rating: Summary: The Curse that became the fate Comment: A superbly directed production which is compelling from minute one to the end and features incredibly charismatic and thrilling vocal and acting performances by wixell and pavarotti as well as the rest of the cast. Riccardo Chailly with the vienna philharmonic are masterful in their pacing,sense of dynamics and in their musical phrasing providing the perfect eloquent musical partner to this electrifying score. This opera is not recorded on a stage but in mantua which expands and obviously adds more definition to the visual aspect. So if you're looking to be thrilled,floored, and swept away by the power of Verdi's Rigoletto then you have come to the perfect place to get your fix. Go ahead but leave the knife in the kitchen drawer. Customer Rating: Summary: Rigoletto (Verdi) Comment: This is one of my favorite operas. The production of this opera film is great. Outstanding! I would recommend this movie. For me, this is a collectible item that all opera lovers should have. Customer Rating: Summary: Pavarotti in Rigoletto Comment: Pavarotti is in his element. Wixell is OK. I do not see any special qualities in his performance. Gruberova looks and sounds mediocre. Enjoy Pavarotti! R.K. Customer Rating: Summary: Rigoletto-Pavarotti-Wixell Comment: This is a strong production filled with beautiful and dramatic singing, and Wixell's playing a dual role tightens the story. Some artistic lapses in the directing are made up for by the exceptional final act. More Reviews
Editorial Reviews: This extraordinarily powerful 1983 production may be the best-sung performance by Luciano Pavarotti on DVD, but when acting values are counted in, Ingvar Wixell manages to outshine the tenor star. Verdi gave the Duke two of Italian opera's most brilliant arias ("Questa o quella" and "La donna e mobile"), but he gave the deformed jester Rigoletto a depth and complexity of character that is reflected in music of great variety and enormous emotional impact: the cruel mockery of the opening scene, the self-doubts inspired by his dialogue with Sparafucile, the paternal anxieties and final despair at his daughter's sad fate, and the burning, self-destructive thirst for revenge. All these motives work their way into music of great dramatic richness, variety, and intensity. Wixell rises to its challenges, not only in the title role but in a cameo appearance as Rigoletto's nemesis Monterone. Location filming provides an atmosphere unavailable in staged productions. --Joe McLellan