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Naxos - Carmen (Ballet) [BLU-RAY]

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Management number 254699198 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$11.52 Model Number 254699198
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Choreographer Jirí Bubenícek's Carmen celebrates the incredible inspiration of Bizet's timeless music in a completely new two-act ballet that also includes music by Albéniz, Castelnuovo-Tedesco and Falla, orchestrated and adapted by Gabriele Bonolis. The production emphasizes aspects of the original drama, heightening the erotic atmosphere of the cigar factory and Carmen's wild spirit, and including a spectacular on-stage horse. The sensational choreography closely depicts the storyline of Prosper Mérimée's original novella in a production that was hailed by critics as a triumph. The Corpo di Ballo of the Teatro dell'Opera di Roma shines in this production, with Principal Dancers including Rebecca Bianchi in the role of Carmen, Amar Ramasar as Don Jose, and Alessio Rezza dancing the part of Lucas.

  • Naxos - Carmen (Ballet) [BLU-RAY]
  • Movies
  • Naxos
  • R
Movie genre Music & Performance
Mpaa rating R
Director Jir Bubencek
Actors Rebecca Bianchi, Amar Ramasar, Alessio Rezza
Movie & tv media format Blu-ray
Resolution 1080p
Duration 1 h
Edition Standard
Number of discs 1
Has subtitles N
Original languages English, Italian
Movie subgenre Ballet
Aspect ratio Widescreen
Studio & production company Naxos
Character Carmen, Don Jose, Lucas
Is dubbed N
Narrated N

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