Rossini, Berganza Alva Capecchi Montarsolo, Scottish Opera Chorus, London Symphony Orchestra Claudio Abbado - La Cenerentola

Review by Francielly Pérez

The album La Cenerentola by Rossini, Berganza Alva Capecchi Montarsolo, Scottish Opera Chorus, London Symphony Orchestra Claudio Abbado is a masterpiece that showcases the talents of some of the most renowned artists in the classical music scene. The album is a recording of the famous opera La Cenerentola, which tells the story of Cinderella in a unique and enchanting way.

The performance is led by Claudio Abbado, one of the most respected conductors of his time. Under his direction, the London Symphony Orchestra delivers a flawless performance that perfectly captures the nuances and emotions of the music. The Scottish Opera Chorus also adds depth and texture to the recording, making it a truly immersive experience.

The three lead singers, Teresa Berganza, Luigi Alva, and Paolo Montarsolo, are equally impressive. Berganza's rich and expressive voice brings depth and soul to the character of Cinderella, while Alva's soaring tenor perfectly captures the romantic lead, Don Ramiro. Montarsolo's powerful bass-baritone adds gravitas to the character of Don Magnifico, the wicked stepfather.

Summary by Francielly Pérez

La Cenerentola is a stunning album that showcases the best of Rossini's music and the talents of some of the most accomplished classical musicians of the 20th century. It is a must-have for any serious classical music lover and a testament to the enduring power of opera.