Review: Verdi: Otello
Kaufmann is a vital, virile Otello but perhaps the biggest star is the orchestra under Antonio Pappano.
Kaufmann is a vital, virile Otello but perhaps the biggest star is the orchestra under Antonio Pappano.
Impressive singing, but the storytelling leaves something to be desired.
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