King Lear

by Antonio Cagnoni

Tragedia Lirica in 4 acts and 7 parts
Libretto by Antonio Ghislanzoni
In collaboration with the Centro Artistico Musicale Paolo Grassi, Martina Franca
Critical Edition by Anders Wilklund – Universal Music Publishing Ricordi Srl, Milan
Orchestra Internazionale d’Italia
Maestro Conductor and Concertmaster Massimiliano Caldi
Recorded Live in July 2009 at the Festival della Valle d’Itria in Martina Franca

Dymanic label – Year 2010

Reviews

Brescia Today – July 2010

Massimiliano Caldi leads the International Orchestra of Italy with passion and expertise.

www.gliamicidellamusica.net – May 2010 – Roberta Pedrotti

The production, also from Itria, of King Lear documented in this box set benefits from the conductorship of a director particularly well versed in this type of repertoire, such as Massimiliano Caldi.

Tuning Fork – October 2010 – Michel Parouty

Une mention pour le chef Massimiliano Caldi: sa direction sait trouver le ton juste et l &eacuto;quilibre nècessaire à une ceuvre attachante.

Diverdi – May 2010 – Fernando Fraga

Coro de Bratislava (con innumerables posibilidades de dar cuenta de su clase), dirigidos por Massimiliano Caldi, asimismo batuta que se encargò de resuscitar Don Bucefalo.

International Record Review – September 2010 – John T.Hughes

Caldi’s conducting holds the disparate elements together, but of the two Cagnoni operas that we have on CD I prefer Don Bucefalo, which Caldi also leads.

Orpheus July/August – Geerd Heinsen

Und Gluck gab’s auch im Graben, wo Massimiliano Caldi ein vollig anderes Orchester zu dirigieren schien.

Music – June 2010 – Marco Leo

The Orchestra Internazionale d’Italia, conducted by Massimiliano Caldi, reveals on disc a confidence and clarity of timbre, to which too little attention had been paid live, that now place it among mature ensembles.