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Thomas: Hamlet / Langree, Champs-Elysees Orchestra, Les Elements
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With Shakespearian operas all the rage in Paris during the 19th century, Ambroise Thomas and his librettists Michel Carre and Jules Barbier adapted Hamlet to create a romantic spectacle in which the character of Ophelie shines with a haunting radiance. With its virtuosic arias, stunning ensembles and vivid orchestration â with the colourful addition of the newly invented saxophone â Thomas composed one of the most successful operas in the French repertoire. This is further enhanced by director Cyril Testeâs multi-layered production, reinstating its powerful original ending, and including cinematic techniques to create âa very palpable hitâ (bachtrack.com).
With Shakespearian operas all the rage in Paris during the 19th century, Ambroise Thomas and his librettists Michel Carre and Jules Barbier adapted Hamlet to create a romantic spectacle in which the character of Ophelie shines with a haunting radiance. With its virtuosic arias, stunning ensembles and vivid orchestration â with the colourful addition of the newly invented saxophone â Thomas composed one of the most successful operas in the French repertoire. This is further enhanced by director Cyril Testeâs multi-layered production, reinstating its powerful original ending, and including cinematic techniques to create âa very palpable hitâ (bachtrack.com).
Also available on Blu-ray
With Shakespearian operas all the rage in Paris during the 19th century, Ambroise Thomas and his librettists Michel Carre and Jules Barbier adapted Hamlet to create a romantic spectacle in which the character of Ophelie shines with a haunting radiance. With its virtuosic arias, stunning ensembles and vivid orchestration â with the colourful addition of the newly invented saxophone â Thomas composed one of the most successful operas in the French repertoire. This is further enhanced by director Cyril Testeâs multi-layered production, reinstating its powerful original ending, and including cinematic techniques to create âa very palpable hitâ (bachtrack.com).
With Shakespearian operas all the rage in Paris during the 19th century, Ambroise Thomas and his librettists Michel Carre and Jules Barbier adapted Hamlet to create a romantic spectacle in which the character of Ophelie shines with a haunting radiance. With its virtuosic arias, stunning ensembles and vivid orchestration â with the colourful addition of the newly invented saxophone â Thomas composed one of the most successful operas in the French repertoire. This is further enhanced by director Cyril Testeâs multi-layered production, reinstating its powerful original ending, and including cinematic techniques to create âa very palpable hitâ (bachtrack.com).
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With Shakespearian operas all the rage in Paris during the 19th century, Ambroise Thomas and his librettists Michel Carre and Jules Barbier adapted Hamlet to create a romantic spectacle in which the character of Ophelie shines with a haunting radiance. With its virtuosic arias, stunning ensembles and vivid orchestration â with the colourful addition of the newly invented saxophone â Thomas composed one of the most successful operas in the French repertoire. This is further enhanced by director Cyril Testeâs multi-layered production, reinstating its powerful original ending, and including cinematic techniques to create âa very palpable hitâ (bachtrack.com).
With Shakespearian operas all the rage in Paris during the 19th century, Ambroise Thomas and his librettists Michel Carre and Jules Barbier adapted Hamlet to create a romantic spectacle in which the character of Ophelie shines with a haunting radiance. With its virtuosic arias, stunning ensembles and vivid orchestration â with the colourful addition of the newly invented saxophone â Thomas composed one of the most successful operas in the French repertoire. This is further enhanced by director Cyril Testeâs multi-layered production, reinstating its powerful original ending, and including cinematic techniques to create âa very palpable hitâ (bachtrack.com).
