Riccardo Muti is a great opera conductor

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リッカルド・ムーティは、楽譜に記された作曲家の意図を忠実に再現することで知られる指揮者である。スカラ座での19年間の在任中、ケルビーニ作品の復興やヴェルディ作品の解釈で評価を確立した。シカゴ交響楽団の音楽監督としては、ヴェルディのオペラ公演を成功させ、現在はイタリア・オペラ・アカデミーで次世代への指導を行っている。

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He is justly famous for meticulously following the intentions of the composer as expressed in the score. Some might quibble that his approach is pedantic, boring, or uninspired. He has a reputation as a stern taskmaster (“Old School”) and his uncompromising perspective might be off-putting to some. I find these qualities intrinsic to his greatness. Let’s review; earlier in his career he worked with some great singers of the twentieth century including Caballé, Freni, Domingo, and Cappuccilli. During his nineteen-year tenure at La Scala, he presided over legendary productions, all while battling some of the predilections of the loggionisti. Muti doggedly revived lesser known operas and composers and championed the Cherubini revival. He appeared frequently at Salzburg, and demonstrated a mas

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