Giuseppe Verdi: Simon Boccanegra
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Giuseppe Verdi: Simon Boccanegra

“The Met Offers a New 'Boccanegra'”

★ 8.0/10 TMDB 1995-01-26 140 min

This evocative production by Giancarlo Del Monaco sumptuously captures the look and feel of 14th century Genoa and is a perfect compliment to Verdi’s setting of this story of searing conflict between public duty and private grief. Plácido Domingo is Gabriele Adorno, sworn enemy of the doge of Genoa, Simon Boccanegra (Vladimir Chernov). Gabriele is in love with the beautiful Amelia (Kiri Te Kanawa at her most affecting) who turns out to be none other than the long-lost daughter the doge. James Levine’s authoritative conducting of the Met orchestra and chorus reveals the dark power of Verdi’s score. Performed January 26th, 1995.

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Vladimir Chernov
Vladimir Chernov
Simon Boccanegra
Plácido Domingo
Plácido Domingo
Gabriele Adorno
Kiri Te Kanawa
Kiri Te Kanawa
Amelia Grimaldi
Robert Lloyd
Robert Lloyd
Jacobo Fiesco
Bruno Pola
Paolo Albiani
Hao Jiang Tian
Pietro
James Levine
James Levine
Self - Conductor
Garrick Utley
Garrick Utley
Self - Host (Voice)
Joyce Olson
Amelia's Lady-in-waiting
Charles Anthony
A Captain
MET Orchestra
MET Orchestra
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