Dohnányi Orchestra Budafok Presented by Liszt Academy

One of the wonders of opera is that actors are capable of expressing their individual emotions at the same time in a duet, a tercet or quintet. Another marvel, like all dramatic genres, is opera’s ability to stop and speed up the flow of time. This very thing happens in the fourth act of Verdi’s Rigoletto, where the composer portrays the entangled relationships between the five individuals through the heart-stopping confrontation of the musical characters typical of the players.