Verdi

Falstaff

Evans, Bosabalian, Bainbridge, Sarti, Shaw, Robson, Robertson; Gibson
Edinburgh, 1966

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Falstaff

Cast

Dr Caius
Dennis Brandt
Bardolfo
Francis Egerton
Pistola
Ian Wallace
Falstaff
Sir Geraint Evans
Meg
Laura Sarti
Alice
Luisa Bosabalian
Mistress Quickly
Elizabeth Bainbridge
Nanetta
Elizabeth Robson
Fenton
Duncan Robertson
Ford
John Shaw

DETAILS

Location: Edinburgh
Date: May 26, 1966
Conductor: Alexander Gibson
Catalogue Number: 10375-2

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Andrew G.✓ Verified Buyer

United Kingdom

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Falstaff - Scottish Opera 1966

This is a lovely performance featuring a cast of nearly all British Singers. Geraint Evans was the ideal Falstaff . The Australian John Shaw is a perfect foil. The French Luisa Bosabalian is a fluttery but enchanting Alice Ford. Elizabeth Robson and Duncan Robertson are lovely young lovers Nanetta and Fenton. Minor roles - so important to support the principals - provide strong support. The parts are sung by francis Egerton, Ian Wallace and Dennis Brandt. a fine , mainly British cast. I cannot fault this set which is in very good sound.
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James M.✓ Top Reviewer

United Kingdom

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Evans in great form

Wonderful performance, Evans sounds better in the small Kings Theatre and he did at times at the Garden. John Shaw a great baritone in a role that suited him to a tee(in fact he was a very good Verdi baritone)Bainbridge in one of her first Quickly's and brilliant and good to have. Bosbalian a very good soprano whom I have a soft spot for as she was my first Mimi, again with Scottish opera with George Shirley as Rodolfo.The rest of the cast are indeed made up of Scottish singers except for Sarti,and very good they are , great ensemble work and Gibson is on form.
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