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An opera buff, a comedy, a masterpiece of intrigues, lies and love! 'Il Barbiere di Siviglia' (The Barber of Seville), an opera in two acts by Gioachino Rossini, from the Teatro Regio di Parma. The production stars Dmitry Korchak as Il Conte d'Almaviva, Ketevan Kemoklidze as Rosina, Luca Salsi as Figaro and Giovanni Furlanetto as Don Basilio. The aging Doctor Bartolo longs to marry Rosina, his beautiful and wealthy aid of the energetic and enterprising barber Figaro, the Count succeeds in gainin

The ''sheer visual sophistication'' of Annabel Arden's Barbiere serves ''a triumphant celebration of Rossini's musical genius'', featuring de Niese's ''powerfully sung'' Rosina, Burger's ''gale-force'' Figaro and Stayton's ''pure and mellifluous'' Almaviva - a leading trio ''musically and dramatically beyond compare'' (The Independet - 5 stars). Contributing to the ''ensemble precision'', the rest of the cast includes a ''scene-stealing'' Berta in Kelly, a ''suavely unctuous'' Basilio from Stamb

This 11-CD collection showcases four of Mozart's most celebrated operas, Le nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni, Cos fan tutte and Die Zauberflte, with the inimitable Otto Klemperer at the helm. Featuring a host of star performers, including Lucia Popp as Despina, Elisabeth Sderstrm as Countess Almaviva and Nicolai Gedda as Tamino, these classic recordings demonstrate Klemperer's supreme understanding of Mozart's operas.

Bursting with misunderstanding, comedy and intrigue, the tale of Figaro and his fiance Susanna as they try to evade the philandering seductions of Figaro's master the Count of Almaviva, is one of Mozart's greatest achievements. The score includes many of Mozart's best known arias and duets, including the Countess's sublime and wistful Dove sono and Cherubino's youthful and effervescent Voi che sapete. Whether you are hearing this opera for the first or the hundredth time it is easy to appreciat

Mozart's bi-centenary in Salzburg in 1991 is the starting point for Thomas Allen's book on his own life, past and present. Allen is regarded as a fine actor, as well as singer and musician. He is renowned for his interpretations, particularly Don Giovanni, and Count Almaviva in Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro". Here he offers insights into many such roles and his views on some very different productions and their directors and conductors.

Le comte Almaviva veut epouser la charmante Rosine qui l'aime et qui vit enfermee chez le vieux docteur Bartholo. Mais Bartholo a decide de se marier avec Rosine des demain... Alors, qui va l'emporter, dans cette comedie joyeuse et pleine de mouvement ? Le docteur Bartholo, avec l'aide de l'inquietant Don Bazile ou le comte Almaviva, grace au ruse Figaro qui s'est mis a son service ?

The ''sheer visual sophistication'' of Annabel Arden's Barbiere serves ''a triumphant celebration of Rossini's musical genius'', featuring de Niese's ''powerfully sung'' Rosina, Burger's ''gale-force'' Figaro and Stayton's ''pure and mellifluous'' Almaviva - a leading trio ''musically and dramatically beyond compare'' (The Independet - 5 stars). Contributing to the ''ensemble precision'', the rest of the cast includes a ''scene-stealing'' Berta in Kelly, a ''suavely unctuous'' Basilio from Stamb

An opera buff, a comedy, a masterpiece of intrigues, lies and love! 'Il Barbiere di Siviglia' (The Barber of Seville), an opera in two acts by Gioachino Rossini, from the Teatro Regio di Parma. The production stars Dmitry Korchak as Il Conte d'Almaviva, Ketevan Kemoklidze as Rosina, Luca Salsi as Figaro and Giovanni Furlanetto as Don Basilio. The aging Doctor Bartolo longs to marry Rosina, his beautiful and wealthy aid of the energetic and enterprising barber Figaro, the Count succeeds in gainin