"... One of the standout winners of the evening is undoubtedly the conductor, Marco Balderi. He precisely knows how to elevate emotions to their peak and tell a compelling story. While Roberto Wilson's stage settings, although aesthetically beautiful, don't always facilitate an understanding of the plot, we must admit. However, with such a skilled conductor wielding the baton, the problem ceases to exist, allowing the director and conductor to work seamlessly together. The music springs to life throughout, and the lively tempo established at the opera's beginning serves to emphasize the rushed and artificial nature of the arranged marriage. The conductor exhibits remarkable sensitivity, allowing the music to unfold with grace. Intriguing narrative nuances are introduced at the start of the second act. The Paris Opera Orchestra hasn't sounded this impressive in a long time! It feels as though we're rediscovering this opera: a truly splendid revival!"
Author: Christian Merlin, Le Figaro
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Théâtre La Bastille – Orchestre National de Paris (01-2006)
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