Tag Archives: Daniele Gatti
Posted on 3 March 2013
A stunning performance with a wonderful cast under superb musical direction by Daniele Gatti could make for a series of tiresome superlatives, so I shall start with a more interesting observation. This endlessly intriguing opera allows every production to bring out some new aspect. The brilliant Bayreuth production relates it to the history of Germany …
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Posted on 16 May 2012
The production team for Robert Carsen’s new staging of Verdi’s Falstaff received a mixed reception. Why so? This is a co-production with La Scala where it will feature in Verdi’s bicentenary there next year. Carsen has updated the setting of Shakespeare’s Merry Wives of Windsor from Elizabethan times to 1950s England, with Sir John and other men in hunting red at …
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Posted on 30 July 2011
The imagery is enormous, but the production concept is simple. It’s the history of Germany from before the First World War until after the Second.
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Posted on 25 October 2009
… a heavy weight production well matched by the singers, who were superb.
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