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JOSÉ CURA, " TOSCA " -- 2014

JOSÉ CURA starred "TOSCA" in a monumental, televised outdoor performance in Maschpark in New Town Hall in Hannover in July 2014. Televised by NDR Klassik Open-Air Opera THIS CONCERT-TYPE "TOSCA" OUTSHINE EVERY CONVENTIONAL STAGE PRODUCTION --- Kulturmagazin A TOSCA WITH JOSÉ CURA IS AN EVENT A Tosca with José Cura as Cavaradossi is an event: internalizing the spirit of the painter, exposing the soul of a humanist, identifying with the social conscience that motivates the character, Cura delivers a confident, natural performance that offers a strong message to the modern audience. Venue: Maschpark in New Town Hall in Hannover, Germany Dates: 19, July, 2014 (Dress rehearsal: 17, July, 2014) Mario Cavaradossi: JOSÉ CURA Floria Tosca: Catherine Naglestad. Baron Scarpia: Albert Dohmen. Cesare Angelotti: Yngve Soeberg. Spoletta: Hyunbong Kil. Sciarrone: Hyung-Woo Lee. Carceriere: Philip Björkqvist. Sagrestano: Martin-Jan Nijhof. Conducted by Eivind Gullberg Jensen NDR Radio Philharmonic. Hannover Men's Choir. Johannes-Brahms-Choir Hannover. JOSÉ CURA: APPLAUSE AND STANDING OVATION Expectations had been high Performance lived up to the promises The expectations had been high: the performance lived up to the promises. Argentinian tenor JOSÉ CURA (Cavaradossi) impressed with a ‘Tosca’ which was filled with importance, intensity, knowledge about dramatic passion and truthfulness. Applause and standing ovations in the end --- HAZ YOU WANT TO HEAR JOSÉ CURA AGAIN JOSÉ CURA's voice owns an overwhelming radiant power, his vocal mellowness made not only the ladies' hearts beat faster. In the beginning, you might have feared for his voice - he was flailing a handkerchief and pointed at his throat - but the fearful feeling faded away with each note he sang. You want to hear him again! ---Kulturmagazin OUTSTANDING QUALITIES OF JOSÉ CURA Everything turned out so perfectly Spontaneous applause after the opera's famous aria —Cavaradossi's “E lucevan le stelle”— not only from the 1500 paying visitors but is also wafting from the thousands of listeners in nearby Maschpark. Even the boldest of optimists didn’t expect everything would turn out so perfectly—starting with the weather through the outstanding qualities of the star guest, José Cura. This ‘Tosca’ was indeed a spectacular event, opening itself to an audience unfamiliar with classical music and at the same time–note for note, line for line—is filled with dramatic truthfulness and artistic intensity. Even in moments where you can see a cameraman moving back and forth on the stage with his heavy equipment just directly in front of Tosca and Cavaradossi while the two of them are swearing eternal love to each other, down in the audience you can still feel intimacy, intensity. José Cura is a heldentenor who renounces the use of the stereotypical gestures of opera business, who notwithstanding all melodrama also proves to be very strong in soft, lyrical moments. In the end standing ovations. --- Hannoversche Allgemeine