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Don Giovanni - Commendatore scene (Furtwängler)

The Commendatore scene in the 1954 version (Salzburg Festival). Cesare Siepi - Don Giovanni Otto Edelmann - Leporello Dezsö Ernster - the Commendatore  
 
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sosamuera (4 days ago) Show Hide
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The best Opera Scene ever written (and, ever performed?)
BetusAquilae (5 days ago) Show Hide
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Esta versión es la buena
idaspe (1 week ago) Show Hide
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Cesare Siepi's voice seems like Ramey's, isn't it? :o)
ceci1993chap (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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è la migliore opera mai concepita e scritta
plouw09 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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Wow. Screenplay and music is amazing. I could really feel the gates of hell opening in the coro di diavoli part. Terrifying. Amazing.
Selkaen (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Hai ragionissimo. Ora sentiamo tanto la mancanza di Siepi nelle produzioni più recenti!
I Don Giovanni di oggi poi sono troppo chiari per il mio gusto, preferivo bassi in questo ruolo piuttosto che baritoni.
miguelmouta (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Good version. Also , the first one I see , dressings and scenario are historically correct. But I dont remember that Lorenzo da Ponte did put the murder trial ,on libretto ( 04:26).
Selkaen (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Obviously it's been added by the stage director. In other versions there isn't.
nnmakowska (2 months ago) Show Hide
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But it's ingenious - it really fits the ever-unbelieving Don Giovanni to check if the Commendatore is an actual statue or simply a hired lookalike...
miguelmouta (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Dont you think  that it steals both the rythm, and the message , Selkaen ? I mean , about changing Mozarts usual communication with symbolic objects and musical elements . Thank you for sharing this beautiful vídeo.

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