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245 00 a| Nabucco /c| [music by] Giuseppe Verdi ; libretto by Temistocle Solera ; production, Elijah Moshinsky ; video director, Brian Large ; producers, Louisa Briccetti, Susan Erben ; a Metropolitan Opera television production.;

260 a| Hamburg :b| Deutsche Grammophon :b| Distributed by Universal Music & Video Distribution, Corp.,c| [2005];

300 a| 1 videodisc (142 min.) :b| sound, color ;c| 4 3/4 in.;

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538 a| DVD; PCM stereo., Dolby digital 5.1, DTS 5.1; aspect ratio 4:3; region code 0 (worldwide).;

500 a| Dramma lirico in four parts.;

546 a| Sung in Italian; optional subtitles in Italian, English, German, French, Spanish or Chinese.;

511 0 a| Juan Pons (Nabucco) ; Gwyn Hughes Jones (Ismaele) ; Samuel Ramey (Zaccaria) ; Maria Guleghina (Abigaille) ; Wendy White (Ferena) ; Stephen Morscheck (Il Gran Sacerdote) ; Rafael Suarez (Abdallo) ; Alexendra Deshorties (Anna) ; Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus ; James Levine, conductor.;

508 a| Set designer, John Napier ; costume designer, Andreane Neofitou ; lighting designer, Howard Harrison.;

518 a| Produced at the Metropolitan Opera House, April 2001.;

500 a| Originally produced in 2002.;

500 a| Program notes by Kenneth Chalmers in English with French translation and synopsis in English and French (19 p. : ill., ports.) inserted in container.;

500 a| Bonus features: picture gallery ("Nabucco" at the Met); trailer.;

520 a| Verdi's opera opens in ancient Jerusalem, as King Nabucco of Babylon, whose daughter Fenena is a hostage to the Jews, invades and sacks the Jewish Temple. Installed by Nabucco as Regent of Jerusalem and inspired by her love for the Jew Ismaele, Fenena converts to Judaism and frees the Jewish prisoners. The slave Abigaille, who claims to be Fenena's sister, also loves Ismaele and masterminds a vengeful plot to imprison Nabucco and steal the crown of Jerusalem for herself. In his cell, Nabucco dreams that Fenena is about to be executed, but he escapes in time to free her and also converts to Judaism, as a repentant Abigaille poisons herself.;

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Nabucco / [music by] Giuseppe Verdi ; libretto by Temistocle Solera ; production, Elijah Moshinsky ; video director, Brian Large ; producers, Louisa Briccetti, Susan Erben ; a Metropolitan Opera television production.

Format	Video (DVD)
Publication Info	Hamburg : Deutsche Grammophon : Distributed by Universal Music & Video Distribution, Corp., [2005]
Description	1 videodisc (142 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects	Nebuchadnezzar II, King of Babylonia, -562 B.C.--Drama. Operas.

Other author/creator	Solera, Temistocle, 1815-1878 librettist.
Other author/creator	Moshinsky, Elijah producer.
Other author/creator	Large, Brian director.
Other author/creator	Briccetti, Louisa producer.
Other author/creator	Erben, Susan producer.
Other author/creator	Napier, John, 1944- set designer.
Other author/creator	Pons, Juan singer.
Other author/creator	Jones, Gwyn Hughes, singer.
Other author/creator	Guleghina, Maria singer.
Other author/creator	White, Wendy, singer.
Other author/creator	Morscheck, Stephen, singer.
Other author/creator	Suárez, Rafael, 1973- singer.
Other author/creator	Deshorties, Alexandra, singer.
Other author/creator	Levine, James, 1943-2021 conductor.
Included Work	Verdi, Giuseppe, 1813-1901. Nabucco.
Other author/creator	Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.)
Abstract	Verdi's opera opens in ancient Jerusalem, as King Nabucco of Babylon, whose daughter Fenena is a hostage to the Jews, invades and sacks the Jewish Temple. Installed by Nabucco as Regent of Jerusalem and inspired by her love for the Jew Ismaele, Fenena converts to Judaism and frees the Jewish prisoners. The slave Abigaille, who claims to be Fenena's sister, also loves Ismaele and masterminds a vengeful plot to imprison Nabucco and steal the crown of Jerusalem for herself. In his cell, Nabucco dreams that Fenena is about to be executed, but he escapes in time to free her and also converts to Judaism, as a repentant Abigaille poisons herself.
General note	Dramma lirico in four parts.
General note	Originally produced in 2002.
General note	Program notes by Kenneth Chalmers in English with French translation and synopsis in English and French (19 p. : ill., ports.) inserted in container.
General note	Bonus features: picture gallery ("Nabucco" at the Met); trailer.
Credits	Set designer, John Napier ; costume designer, Andreane Neofitou ; lighting designer, Howard Harrison.
Performer	Juan Pons (Nabucco) ; Gwyn Hughes Jones (Ismaele) ; Samuel Ramey (Zaccaria) ; Maria Guleghina (Abigaille) ; Wendy White (Ferena) ; Stephen Morscheck (Il Gran Sacerdote) ; Rafael Suarez (Abdallo) ; Alexendra Deshorties (Anna) ; Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus ; James Levine, conductor.
Date/time/place of a event note	Produced at the Metropolitan Opera House, April 2001.
Technical details	DVD; PCM stereo., Dolby digital 5.1, DTS 5.1; aspect ratio 4:3; region code 0 (worldwide).
Language	Sung in Italian; optional subtitles in Italian, English, German, French, Spanish or Chinese.
Genre/form	Nonfiction films.
UPC	044007307793
Publisher number	B0003850-09 Deutsche Grammophon

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