Erwin Schrott (left and far right); Fernando Rado (center)
Two of the hottest barihunks ever to step on stage for Mozart's Don Giovanni are wrapping up a 10 day run at the Opera de Monte-Carlo today. Argentinian Fernando Javier Radó and Uruguayan Erwin
Schrott, who sing Masetto and the title role respectively sang in a traditional production, but with some major international fire power.
The
all-star cast also included Sonya Yoncheva. the hottest soprano
sensation in the world right now, as Donna Elvira. Patrizia Ciofi sang
Donna Anna, tenor Maxim Mironov took on the role of Don Ottavio and
the charming Adrian Sampetrean rounded out the low male voices as Leporello.
For those who couldn't attend the performance, you're in luck as the production was taped and is available ONLINE HERE.
Erwin Schrott and Fernando Javier Radóin Don Giovanni
Two of the hottest barihunks ever to step on stage for Mozart's Don Giovanni will actually share the spotlight in the same production. South America should be proud, as Argentinian Fernando Javier Radó and Uruguayan Erwin Schrott sing Masetto and the title role respectively at the Opera de Monte-Carlo from March 20-29.
The all-star cast also includes Sonya Yoncheva. the hottest soprano sensation in the world right now, as Donna Elvira. Patrizia Ciofi sings Donna Anna, tenor Maxim Mironov takes on the role of Don Ottavio and Adrian Sampetrean rounds out the low male voices as Leporello. Loriana Castellano as Zerlina must have the most enviable job of all, as both Masetto and Don Giovanni vie for her attention.
Erwin Schrott sings "Madamina" from Don Giovanni:
If you can't make it to Monte-Carlo, Radó will be singing Masetto at the Paris Opera this Fall and at the Dutch National Opera next Spring. Schrott will sing the title role again on August 29th at the Menuhin Festival in Gstaad, Switzerland.
Fernando Javier Radó was born in Buenos Aires and in 2006 he became the youngest member of the Colón Theatre
choir and the Colón Theatre’s Superior Arts Institute.
