Verdi: Attila
Dec 03, 2012 · 1h 48m
Director
Plamen KartaloffOverview
To celebrate Giuseppe Verdi's anniversary year in 2013, Dynamic have chosen to release on DVD Verdi's tragedy Attila, an opera which at the time was one of his most successful and won a lot of praise from critics. Attila was Verdi's ninth opera and came between Alzira and Macbeth. As the subject of the opera Verdi chose the tragedy Attila, King of the Huns by the German playwright Werner. Attila explores a pivotal moment in historythe collapse of the Roman Empire under brutal attacks from the "barbarians" led by the opera's title character. The Bulgarian opera star Orlin Anastasov takes the lead as Attila and delivers an amazing vocal performance. This production, the most modern on the market, was recorded in 2011 from the impressive medieval stronghold of the Tsaverets Fortress in Veliko Tamovo, Bulgaria.
Cast of Verdi: Attila
Crew of Verdi: Attila
About Verdi: Attila
What is Verdi: Attila about?
To celebrate Giuseppe Verdi's anniversary year in 2013, Dynamic have chosen to release on DVD Verdi's tragedy Attila, an opera which at the time was one of his most successful and won a lot of praise from critics. Attila was Verdi's ninth opera and came between Alzira and Macbeth. As the subject of the opera Verdi chose the tragedy Attila, King of the Huns by the German playwright Werner. Attila…
When was Verdi: Attila released?
Verdi: Attila was released on December 3, 2012.
Where can I watch Verdi: Attila?
Verdi: Attila is streaming on Stingray Classica Amazon Channel in the US. Availability data from JustWatch.
How long is Verdi: Attila?
Verdi: Attila runs 1 hour 48 minutes (108 minutes).
Who directed Verdi: Attila?
Verdi: Attila was directed by Plamen Kartaloff.
Who is in the cast of Verdi: Attila?
The cast of Verdi: Attila includes Orlin Anastassov, Ventselav Anastasov, Radostina Nikolaeva, Daniel Damvanov and Plamen Papazikov.
Is Verdi: Attila on Netflix?
No, Verdi: Attila is not on Netflix in the US. It is streaming on Stingray Classica Amazon Channel instead.