DVD Stiffelio (Importado)

James Levine conducts Placido Domingo in the title role of Verdi?s Stiffelio Stiffelio, the searing drama of adultery, jealousy, religious devotion, and reconciliation, is sung by an all-star cast led by Plácido Domingo; Performed at the Metropolitan Opera in 1993, this rarely staged masterpiece was conducted by James Levine, directed by Giancarlo del Monaco, and filmed by Brian Large; "By the time the audience offered a standing ovation to Domingo, it was clear that the Met had succeeded in introducing a significant work into its mainstream repertory" (The New York Times); "The title-role of the priest torn between revenge, remorse and forgiveness is ideal for Domingo. He conveys every change of mood...Chernov is superb as the vengeful father... Plishka is in his element as the single-minded minister seeking peace... Sweet provides some moments of deeply felt singing" (Gramophone); A first-time release on DVD ? in 5.1 DTS Surround Sound.