The love for three oranges

The love for three oranges

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The love for three oranges tells the story of a doleful hypochondriac Prince, who can only be cured through laughter. When he breaks into hysterics at the expense of the evil witch Fata Morgana, she curses him. His fate is to fall in love with three oranges

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Authors: Image Entertainment (Firm), Opéra de Lyon (Performer), Opéra de Lyon (Performer)
Other Authors: Bacquier, Gabriel (Performer), Bastin, Jules (Performer), Brossmann, Jean Pierre, Brossmann, Jean-Pierre, 1940- (Director), Caroli, Consuelo (Performer), Dubosc, Catherine (Performer), Erlo, Louis (Director), Fournier, Brigitte (Performer), Gautier, Georges, 1951- (Performer), Gozzi, Carlo, 1720-1806, Henry, Didier (Performer), Janacopulos, Véra, 1892-1955 (Librettist), Janacopulos, Véra, 1892-1955, Jung, Jean-François (Director), Jung, Jean-François, Lagrange, Michèle (Performer), Lagrange, Michèle (Performer), Le Texier, Vincent (Performer), Nagano, Kent, 1951- (Conductor), Perraguin, Hélène (Performer), Perraguin, Hélène (Performer), Prokofiev, Sergey, 1891-1953, Reinhart, Gregory (Performer), Uria-Monzon, Béatrice (Performer), Uria-Monzon, Béatrice (Performer), Viala, Jean-Luc (Performer)
Format: Unknown
Language:French
Russian
Published: Chatsworth, CA : Image Entertainment, c2000
Subjects:
Operas
Video recordings
Description
Summary:The love for three oranges tells the story of a doleful hypochondriac Prince, who can only be cured through laughter. When he breaks into hysterics at the expense of the evil witch Fata Morgana, she curses him. His fate is to fall in love with three oranges
The love for three oranges tells the story of a doleful hypochondriac Prince, who can only be cured through laughter. When he breaks into hysterics at the expense of the evil witch Fata Morgana, she curses him. His fate is to fall in love with three oranges
Item Description:Libretto by the composer and Vera Janacopoulos; based on a play by Carlo Gozzi
Opera in four acts with a prologue
Originally released in 1989
Physical Description:1 videodisc (105 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in
Playing Time:01:45:00
Format:DVD video; Dolby digital stereo.; NTSC
Production Credits:Assistant producer, Alain Maratrat ; camera, Pierre Blanc, Michel Coteret, Phillipe Laurence ; editor, Philippe Coulloud

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