La registrazione musicale dell'opera di Modest Mussorgsky ci racconta sui tragici eventi, accaduti durante la dominazione dello zar russo Boris nel XVII secolo.La registrazione musicale dell'opera di Modest Mussorgsky ci racconta sui tragici eventi, accaduti durante la dominazione dello zar russo Boris nel XVII secolo.La registrazione musicale dell'opera di Modest Mussorgsky ci racconta sui tragici eventi, accaduti durante la dominazione dello zar russo Boris nel XVII secolo.
Paul Plishka
- Pimène
- (voce (canto))
Pavel Slabý
- Grigori
- (as Pavel Slaby)
- …
Wyatscheslaw Polozov
- Grigori
- (voce (canto))
Nicolai Gedda
- L'innocent
- (voce (canto))
Galina Vishnevskaya
- Marina Mnichek
- (voce (canto))
- …
Misha Raitzin
- Missaïl
- (voce (canto))
- (as Micha Raitzin)
Kaline Carr
- Xenia
- (as Caroline Carr)
Mathew Adam Fish
- Fiodor
- (voce)
- (as Mathew Fish)
Lajos Miller
- Chtchelkalov
- (voce (canto))
Trama
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- QuizThe character of "Xenia" is Tsar Boris' daughter in the Opera. The director wanted to spice up Boris' character and changed Xenia into one of his servants who becomes his mistress, but when wealth and luxury send her mad, she betrays him, precipitating his downfall. The producers, and especially the conductor, were so offended when they came on the set to witness Xenia depicted as a half-crazed woman living in luxury, they insisted the role be cut-down. However, since most of the role had been shot with the lead, they couldn't cut it out entirely, so the audience can catch glimpses of a young woman, looking different in every scene, hanging around Boris for no particular reason. It was not enough to tone the controversy down: the purists felt that the director meant to portray Boris as incestuous, and the producers sided with them against the director in the press, ultimately disowned the film and kept its release to a strict minimum. Kaline Carr as Xenia is generally not mentioned in the credits, although she was widely mentioned in the press as such and is on one of the posters for the film with Ruggero Raimondi (Boris).
Recensione in evidenza
Boris Godunov is a masterpiece, the title character is one that lives long into the memory, the story is compelling and Mussorgsky's music is sublime. This 1989 Boris Godunov is wonderful, I prefer the 1990 production for Valery Gergiev's amazing conducting, but the conducting here is still great. The costumes, sets and photography are ravishing, and possibly more ornate and appealing than the other production I spoke of, and many scenes especially the Coronation scene and Death scene are beautifully staged. The performances are first rate, of the support cast, Paul Plishka as the voice of Pimen stood out as exceptional, and Dimitri, Marina and Varlaam are more than convincingly portrayed. Best of all though is the towering and often moving performance of singing-actor Ruggero Raimondi. Overall, this Boris Godunov is wonderful. 9/10 Bethany Cox
- TheLittleSongbird
- 6 lug 2011
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