Nabucco
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Giuseppe Verdi’s third opera was his break-out work. By the end of the gestation of NABUCCO the 29-year-old had found his musical style, one that audiences latched onto immediately. It was first and foremost the sheer impact of the chorus scenes and the daringly loud orchestral movements that announced a new chapter in the history of opera. NABUCCO was the first opera to make the chorus one of the main protagonists and the material was ideal for ...
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3 dates (10 May - 23 May)
May
10
Sat
7:30 pm
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Berlin, Germany
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May
13
Tue
7:30 pm
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Berlin, Germany
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May
23
Fri
7:30 pm
Deutsche Oper Berlin
Berlin, Germany
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