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Verdi: Aida (Bregenz Festival)

Verdi: Aida (Bregenz Festival)

2010•2h 15m
Music

A spectacular production of Aida filmed at Bregenz Festival's lakeside stage in 2009, with Carlo Rizzi conducting the Vienna Symphonic Orchestra and the Polish Radio Choir.

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Production

Unitel, ORF

Language

IT

Status

Released

Release Date

Cast

Kevin Short

Il Re

Iano Tamar

Amneris

Tatiana Serjan

Aida

Rubens Pelizzari

Radamès

Tigran Mertirossian

Ramfis

Iain Paterson

Amonasro

Ronald Samm

Un messaggero

Elisabetta Martorana

Una sacerdotessa

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