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Verdi, Riccardo Muti, Philharmonia Orchestra, Scotto, Kraus, Bruson Verdi La Traviata (Extraits) mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: La Traviata (Extraits) Country: France Released: 1983 Style: Opera MP3 version RAR size: 1515 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1547 mb WMA version RAR size: 1342 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 151 Other Formats: MP4 AIFF MP3 DTS DMF VOC AC3 Tracklist Hide Credits La Traviata (Extraits) Opéra En Trois Actes Composed By – Verdi*Libretto By – Francesco Maria PiaveText By [La Dame aux Camélias] – Alexandre Dumas Fils A1 Prélude 3:47 A2 Acte 1 : Brindisi : Alfredo, Violetta & Chœurs - "Libiamo ..." 2:50 A3 Duo Violetta - Alfredo - "Un di Felice ..." 3:13 Grand Air de Violetta Et Scène Violetta - Alfredo - " E Strano ! A4 11:23 ...Ah ! For'è Lui...Follie! Follie..." A5 Acte 2 : Air D'Alfredo - "De Miel Bollenti Spiriti..." 5:47 B1 Duo Violetta - Giorgio Germont - "Ah ! Dite Alla Giovine ..." 4:18 B2 Air De Giorgio Germont - "Di Provenza, Il Mar..." 4:39 B3 Chœur Des Bohémiens - "Noi Siamo Zingarelle ..." 2:54 B4 Acte 3 : Air de Violetta - "Addio Del Passato ..." 7:46 B5 Duo Violetta - Alfredo - Parigi O Cara ..." 4:13 B6 Final : Violetta, Alfredo, Giorgio Germont - "Ah ! Violetta !.." 6:08 Companies, etc. Recorded At – Kingsway Hall Recorded By – EMI Records Ltd. Manufactured By – Pathé Marconi EMI Pressed By – Pathé Marconi EMI, Chatou – 342088 Pressed By – Pathé Marconi EMI, Chatou – 342252 Credits Band – The Band Of Her Majesty's Royal Marines* Baritone Vocals [Baronne Douphol] – Henry Newman Baritone Vocals [Giorgio Germont] – Bruson* Bass Vocals [Dottore Grenvil] – Roderick Kennedy Bass Vocals [Marchese d'Obigny] – Richard Van Allan Chorus – Ambrosian Opera Chorus* Chorus Master – John McCarthy Conductor – Lieutenant-Colonel J.R. Mason*, Riccardo Muti Engineer [Ingénieur du son] – Peter Bown Illustration [Cover] – Ellescas* Liner Notes – Sergio Segalini Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Annina] – Cynthia Buchan Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Flora Bervoix] – Sarah Walker Musical Assistance [Répétiteur] – Gwyn Morris Orchestra – Philharmonia Orchestra Photography By [Livret] – Clive Barda Producer [Directeur Artistique] – John Mordler Set Designer – jc trambouze* Soprano Vocals [Violetta Valéry] – Scotto* Tenor Vocals [Alfredo Germont] – Kraus* Tenor Vocals [Gastone de Letorières] – Suso Mariategui* Notes Chat number : on the front cover : C069-43523, Back cover 2C 069-43523 Spine : DIGITAL 2C 069-43523 VERDI : LA TRAVIATA (EXTRAITS) SCOTTO, BRUSON, KRAUS, MUTI Frame Red Recorded at Kingway Hall, London from 5 to 15 July 1980. Alfredo Kraus participated in this recording with the kind permission of the Carillon records. (P) 1982 Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (On the label Side 1): Stéréo origine Magn Num 2C 069 - 43.523 Matrix / Runout (On the label Side 2): Stéréo origine Magn Num 2C 069- 43.523 Matrix / Runout (Engraved Side 1): 43523 DA 21 M6 342088 4 Matrix / Runout (Engraved Side 2): 43523 B 21D M6 342252 4 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Verdi* : Scotto* • Kraus* • Bruson* • Verdi* : Scotto* • Ambrosian Opera Kraus* • Bruson* • Chorus* • CDM 7 Ambrosian Opera CDM 7 UK & Philharmonia EMI 1987 63088 2 Chorus* • 63088 2 Europe Orchestra • Muti* - La Philharmonia Traviata Highlights / Orchestra • Muti* Extraits / Querschnitt (CD, Comp) Verdi*, Renata Scotto, Verdi*, Renata Alfredo Kraus, Renato Scotto, Alfredo Bruson, Ambrosian Kraus, Renato Opera Chorus*, EMI 7243 4 Bruson, Ambrosian Philharmonia 7243 4 Classics, Η Greece 1995 83534 2 9 Opera Chorus*, Orchestra, Riccardo 83534 2 9 Καθημερινή Philharmonia Muti - La Traviata Orchestra, (Highlights • Riccardo Muti Querschnitt • Extraits) (CD, Comp) Verdi*, Riccardo Muti, Philharmonia Verdi*, Riccardo Orchestra, Renata Muti, Philharmonia Scotto, Alfredo Kraus, Orchestra, Renata Renato Bruson, His Master's 1434911 Scotto, Alfredo 1434911 Germany 1982 Ambrosian Opera Voice Digital Kraus, Renato Chorus* - La Traviata Bruson, Ambrosian Grosser Querschnitt in Opera Chorus* Italienischer Sprache (LP, Album) Verdi* - Scotto*, Verdi* - Scotto*, 7243 4 Kraus*, Bruson*, 7243 4 Kraus*, Bruson*, 89107 2 1, Ambrosian Opera 89107 2 1, Ambrosian Opera CDM 7243 Chorus*, Philharmonia EMI, EMI, CDM 7243 Chorus*, Italy 1996 4 89107 2 Orchestra, Riccardo EMI 4 89107 2 Philharmonia 1, 4 89107 Muti - La Traviata (Le 1, 4 89107 Orchestra, 2 Pagine Più Belle) (CD, 2 Riccardo Muti Comp, RE) Verdi* : Scotto* • Kraus* • Bruson* • Verdi* : Scotto* • Ambrosian Opera Kraus* • Bruson* • Chorus* • 7243 4 Ambrosian Opera EMI 7243 4 Philharmonia Netherlands 1987 83332 2 3 Chorus* • Records Ltd. 83332 2 3 Orchestra • Muti* - La Philharmonia Traviata Highlights / Orchestra • Muti* Extraits / Querschnitt (CD, Comp) Related Music albums to La Traviata (Extraits) by Verdi Giuseppe Verdi, Maria Callas - La Traviata Verdi, Riccardo Muti, Philharmonia Orchestra - La Traviata Giuseppe Verdi - Maria Callas - La Traviata Mario Melfi Et Son Orchestre Argentin - Adieu L'amour / Violetta Verdi, Riccardo Muti, Philharmonia Orchestra, Renata Scotto, Alfredo Kraus, Renato Bruson, Ambrosian Opera Chorus - La Traviata Grosser Querschnitt in Italienischer Sprache 5 aux Moulins - A Violetta Verdi - Maria Callas, Alfredo Kraus, Mario Sereni, Chorus & Orchestra Of The San Carlos Opera House, Lisbon, Franco Ghione - La Traviata (Live 1958 Recording) Giuseppe Verdi, Renata Scotto, Gianni Raimondi, Ettore Bastianini, Coro e Orchestra Del Teatro Alla Scala, Antonino Votto - La Traviata Jimmy Dorsey & His Orchestra - Hear My Song, Violetta / Devil May Care Giuseppe Verdi - La Traviata.
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