Arabella details
| Format: | Ex DVD |
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| Starring: | Glyndebourne Chorus, Gianna Rolandi, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Ashley Putnam, Keith Lewis, John Brocheler, Regina Sarfaty, John Brocheler / |
| Director: | John Cox |
| Genre: | Music/Musical - Music - Rock/Pop |
| Studio: | BMG DISTRIBUTION |
| Name | Discs | |
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Arabella |
Ex Feature |
DVD Information
| Run time: | 2 hours 40 minutes |
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| Rental release: | 22 Sep 2003 |
| Main languages: | English |
| Subtitles: | English, French, German, Spanish |
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Rosenkavalier ??
By Gordon Smith from Edinburgh , 20 Apr 2006[Highly rated reviewer]
Arabella's perhaps not as well known as Rosenkavalier but there are similarities Girls being married off trouser roles doltish men. The story is as ever silly but the music is as sumptous as any Strauss. Sound could have been better - microphone's seemed to lose the singers occassionally - but a small point.- Was this review helpful to you?
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(2)I loved it.
By gf (181 reviews) from Cullompton , 30 Sep 2006Not quite Rosenkavalier but lots of gorgeous music. I thought Ashley Putnam was terrific as Arabella, so good to have a singer you can believe in in the part. There were some irrelevances in the story. No point in the fortune teller at the beginning. No point in having Arabella's father a compulsive gambler. Nor any point in her lover being excessively rich. Without these the opera could have been shorter and better for it. Glyndbourne did it's usual excellent job with the production. Strauss is best at love music and there was plenty of that. I just sank into it and got carried away.- Was this review helpful to you?
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Rosenkavalier ??
By Gordon Smith from Edinburgh , 20 Apr 2006Arabella's perhaps not as well known as Rosenkavalier but there are similarities Girls being married off trouser roles doltish men. The story is as ever silly but the music is as sumptous as any Strauss. Sound could have been better - microphone's seemed to lose the singers occassionally - but a small point.- Was this review helpful to you?
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