
Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria
Oct 24, 2018 · 3h 36m
Director
Fabio LuisiOverview
Handel’s Rinaldo was presented at the 2018 Festival della Valle d’Itria in its rare Neapolitan version of 1718, reconstructed from historical sources by musicologist Giovanni Andrea Sechi. Created in Naples by Leonardo Leo and other composers after the opera’s success in London, this version incorporates additional music, comic characters and intermezzi, and was performed in modern times for the first time. Fabio Luisi conducted the baroque ensemble La Scintilla, with Teresa Iervolino as Rinaldo and Carmela Remigio as Armida. Giorgio Sangati’s colourful, rock-inspired production transformed the protagonists into pop-culture figures, including Rinaldo as Freddie Mercury and Armida as Cher.
Cast of Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria
Crew of Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria
About Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria
What is Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria about?
Handel’s Rinaldo was presented at the 2018 Festival della Valle d’Itria in its rare Neapolitan version of 1718, reconstructed from historical sources by musicologist Giovanni Andrea Sechi. Created in Naples by Leonardo Leo and other composers after the opera’s success in London, this version incorporates additional music, comic characters and intermezzi, and was performed in modern times for the…
When was Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria released?
Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria was released on October 24, 2018.
How long is Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria?
Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria runs 3 hours 36 minutes (216 minutes).
Who directed Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria?
Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria was directed by Fabio Luisi.
Who is in the cast of Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria?
The cast of Handel: Rinaldo - Festival della Valle d'Itria includes Carmela Remigio (Armida), Francisco Fernàndez-Rueda (Goffredo), Loriana Castellano (Almirena), Teresa Iervolino (Rinaldo) and Francesca Ascioti (Argante).




