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Title:
Festival Of Hits
Musician:
Verdi
Style:
Opera
MP3 album size:
1171 mb
FLAC album size:
1678 mb
Other formats:
WAV AAC WMA MMF APE AU MPC
Genre:
Classical
Rating:
4.9 ✪

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A1 "Libiamo"-Drinking Song From The First Act Of "La Traviata"
Choir – The Chorus Of La Scala, Milan*Conductor – Antonino VottoOrchestra – Orchstra Of La Scala, Milan, The*Soprano Vocals – Renata ScottoTenor Vocals – Gianni Raimondo*
 2:56
A2 "Di Provenza Il Mar"-Germont's Aria From The Second Act Of "La Traviata"
Baritone Vocals – Dietrich Fischer-DieskauConductor – Ferenc FricsayOrchestra – The Berlin Radio Symphony*
 4:35
A3 "Questa O Quella"-Duke's Ballad From The First Act Of "Rigoletto" 2:04
A4 "La Donna È Mobile"-Aria From The Third Act Of "Rigoletto"
Choir – The Chorus Of La Scala, Milan*Conductor – Rafael KubelikOrchestra – Orchestra Del Teatro Alla ScalaTenor Vocals – Carlo Bergonzi
 2:58
A5 "Caro Nome"-Gilda's Aria From The First Act Of "Rigoletto"
Choir – The Chorus Of La Scala, Milan*Conductor – Rafael KubelikOrchestra – Orchstra Of La Scala, Milan, The*Soprano Vocals – Renata Scotto
 6:41
A6 Scene One And March From Scene Two From The Third Act Of "Don Carlos"
Choir – The Chorus Of La Scala, Milan*Conductor – Gabriele Santini Orchestra – Orchstra Of La Scala, Milan, The*
 6:55
B1 Dances And Ballet Music From "Aida"
Conductor – Ferenc FricsayOrchestra – The Berlin Radio Symphony*
 8:30
B2 Anvil Chorus And "Stride La Vampa" — Azucena's Song From The Second Act Of "Il Trovatore"
Choir – The Chorus Of La Scala, Milan*Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Fiorenza CossottoOrchestra – Orchstra Of La Scala, Milan, The*
 5:43
B3 "Di Quella Pira"-Manrico's Aria From The Third Act Of "Il Trovatore"
Choir – The Chorus Of La Scala, Milan*Conductor – Tullio SerafinOrchestra – Orchstra Of La Scala, Milan, The*Tenor Vocals – Carlo Bergonzi
 1:56
B4 "Tacea La Notte" (Including "Di Tale Amor")-Leonora's Aria From The First Act Of "Il Trovatore"
Choir – The Chorus Of La Scala, Milan*Conductor – Tullio SerafinOrchestra – Orchstra Of La Scala, Milan, The*Soprano Vocals – Antonietta Stella
 6:13
B5 "Alla Vita Che T'arride"-Renato's Aria From The First Act Of "A Masked Ball"
Baritone Vocals – Ettore BastianiniChoir – The Chorus Of La Scala, Milan*Conductor – Gianandrea GavazzeniOrchestra – Orchstra Of La Scala, Milan, The*
 2:44

Credits

  • Design [Cover] – Holger Matthies

Notes

Made in Germany. Released in the mid- to late-70s, marketed and distributed only in Canada.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

  • Matrix / Runout (Side A run-out area [Machine-stamped]): 1 ℗ 1965 M 71 ◇Z 0 00 2538 161 # 2 S1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B run-out area [Machine-stamped]): 2 ℗ 1963 F K71◇K 00 2538 161 S 2
Reviews:
  • Jube
I think the country of release is incorrect, the disc label clearly shows "Made in Germany"
  • Kulalbine
I'll have to take you word about never being sold in Germany however, why wouldn't a label market a product with English liner notes for release in Germany? Perhaps targeting the very large English speaking population? Who knows.
  • Westened
Made in Germany, but never sold there. Created for export to Canada. Country = market of release, not place of manufacture. Liner notes are all in English; why would a German label marketing records in Germany do that?
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