Ettore Bastianini is a thrilling and authoritative Nabucco, his voice brimming with both menace and grandeur. His Act III confrontation with Margherita Roberti, who delivers a note-perfect and vocally fearless Abigaille, is a true highlight—dramatic, vocally secure, and viscerally exciting. Paolo Washington contributes a resonant and dignified Zaccaria, rounding out the trio of standout performances. The chorus, a crucial component in this opera, is in excellent form, delivering with both power and precision.