Special offer. Donizetti: Lucia di Lammermoor
Lisette Oropesa (Lucia), Juan Diego Flórez (Edgardo), Boris Pinkhasovich (Enrico), Leonardo Cortellazzi (Arturo), Michele Pertusi (Raimondo Bidebent), Teatro Alla Scala, Riccardo Chailly, Yannis Kokkos
Chailly's conducting is nuanced, his spacious tempos stretching the lungs of his cast...The grand sextet is finely done. A handsome achievement, this, particularly for the ears.
Special offer. Donizetti: Lucia di Lammermoor
Lisette Oropesa (Lucia), Juan Diego Flórez (Edgardo), Boris Pinkhasovich (Enrico), Leonardo Cortellazzi (Arturo), Michele Pertusi (Raimondo Bidebent), Teatro Alla Scala, Riccardo Chailly, Yannis Kokkos
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Chailly's conducting is nuanced, his spacious tempos stretching the lungs of his cast...The grand sextet is finely done. A handsome achievement, this, particularly for the ears.
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A manifesto of Italian romanticism, Donizetti’s Lucia di Lammermoor is a tale of dark atmosphere and turbulent love. Teatro alla Scala presents its new production under the signature of stage director Yannis Kokkos, whose sober vision remains faithful to the libretto with elegance, emotion and the expression of passions over any gesture of modernity. Conductor Riccardo Chailly leads a splendid vocal cast: Lisette Oropesa delivers a compelling Lucia of vocal refinement and emotional depth, while Juan Diego Flórez brings elegance and lyrical intensity to Edgardo. The Orchestra and Chorus give an exceptional interpretation, creating a “beautiful, rich, ominous sound” (Bachtrack). “Riveting. Flórez and Oropesa did not disappoint on the opening night ... The chemistry between them is electrifying from the opening duet” (Financial Times).
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- Lisette Oropesa (soprano), Juan Diego Flórez (tenor), Boris Pinkhasovich, Leonardo Cortellazzi, Michele Pertusi, Teatro alla Scala (opera company), Yannis Kokkos
- Riccardo Chailly
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October 2026
Chailly's conducting is nuanced, his spacious tempos stretching the lungs of his cast...The grand sextet is finely done. A handsome achievement, this, particularly for the ears.