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Maria Stuarda

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Maria Stuarda

Opera in two acts by Donizetti (libretto by G Bardari, after A Maffei's translation of Schiller's Maria Stuart), produced at La Scala, Milan, on 30 December 1835. While in rehearsal at Naples the opera was banned by the King; Donizetti used much of the music in a different work, Buondelmonte, which was premiered in Naples on 18 October 1834. Maria Stuarda was not staged in London until 1966 and in New York, 1972. Leicester intercedes on behalf of the imprisoned Mary, but Elizabeth is jealous of the two and signs Mary's death warrant.
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Donizetti's Maria Stuarda was censored soon after its launch, and not seen for over 100 years until revived in 1958 at Bergamo, and later more notably in Florence.
classical by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
OinC has already presented related Donizetti queens successfully, Maria Stuarda and Anna Bolena, and scored again here with an ardently sung performance led by an impressive quartet of fresh voices.
Toronto by Opera Canada
You'll find Charles Mackerras's recordings of Janacek's operas, but don't go down to Tavistock's Oxfam to find rare Donizetti operas: there are only three famous ones, Lucia di Lammermoor, L'elisir d'amore, and Maria Stuarda.
A music anorak's treasure trove by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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