The Salzburg Festival (2006) delves into the intricate world of Mozart's lesser-known opera buffo fragments, "Lo Sposo Deluso" (The Deluded Bridegroom) and "L'Oca del Cairo" (The Goose from Cairo), both composed three years before his renowned "Figaro." These works, which struggled with underdeveloped plots and librettos, are brought to life through the innovative direction of Joachim Schlomer. Schlomer introduces a master of ceremonies in a non-singing role to elucidate the complexities of the narratives. Despite the fragments' lack of popularity, the documentary showcases the enchanting ensembles and melodies characteristic of Mozart's mature style, offering a unique glimpse into the composer's creative process.
The Salzburg Festival (2006)
2006 · Documentary · 195 min. · United Kingdom

Credits
Direction Tony Palmer
Cast Wilhelm Backhaus · Daniel Barenboim · Pierre Boulez · Klaus Maria Brandauer · Alfred Brendel · Grace Bumbry · Karl Böhm · Lisa della Casa · Plácido Domingo · Heinz Fischer · Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau · Mirella Freni
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Title The Salzburg Festival
Original title The Salzburg Festival
Year 2006
Type Documentary
Length 195 min.
Country United Kingdom
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