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Siepi Decca 440 054-2 (Margherita) Orchestra Discografia Autore Opera Altri interpreti Catalogo/numero Boito Arrigo Mefistofele Del Monaco - Siepi Decca 440 054-2 (Margherita) Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma Tullio Serafin Mefistofele Bergonzi - Ghiaurov Standing Room Only 824 or Opera d'Oro 1277 (Margherita) Orchestra della RAI di Milano - Lamberto Gardelli Mefistofele Kraus - Ghiaurov - Souliotis Ornamenti 101 (Margherita) Nino Sanzogno (Margherita) Di Stefano - Siepi Decca 458 242-2 (Opera Gala) Selezione Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Tullio Serafin Catalani Alfredo La Wally Del Monaco - Cappuccilli Decca 460 744-2 (Double Decca) Orchestre National de l’Opéra de Monte-Carlo - Fausto Cleva La Wally (live) Del Monaco - Guelfi - Scotto Legato Classics #177 or Great Opera Performances 734 Orchestra e Coro del Teatro alla Scala di Milano - Carlo Maria Giulini La Wally (live) Prandelli - Majonica Fonit Cetra-Italia 7 or Enterprise 4165 or Opera d'Oro 1249 Orchestra e Coro della RAI di Roma - Arturo Basile Cilea Adriana Leucovreur Del Monaco - Simionato - Decca Fioravanti Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Franco Capuana Umberto Giordano Andrea Chénier Cossotto - Del Monaco - Corena - Bastianini Decca 425 407-2 Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Gianandrea Gavazzeni Andrea Chénier live Soler - Savarese Fonit Cetra - Classic Collection 24 Orchesta e coro della RAI di Torino - Arturo Basile Andrea Chénier live Del Monaco - Protti Legato 39499 or Opera d’oro 1199 - Franco Capuana Andrea Chénier live Corelli - Bastianini Melodram 50021 Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus - Lovro von Matacic Autore Opera Altri interpreti Catalogo/numero Andrea Chénier live Corelli - Bastianini Standing Room Only 821 selezione Vienna Philharminic Orchestra and Chorus Lovro von Matacic Andrea Chénier live Del Monaco - Silveri Myto 90634 selezione Orchestra e coro del Teatro alla Scala - Victor de Sabata Fedora live Di Stefano - Sereni Legato Classics 158 or Opera d'Oro 1272 Coro e Orchestra del Teatro San Carlo - Arturo Basile Charles Gounod Faust - Highlights (live) Tajo - Panerai Standing Room Only 810 (See also La Traviata) Orchestra e coro del Teatro San Carlo di Napoli - Franco Patanè Pietro Mascagni Cavalleria rusticana Björling - Bastianini Decca 425 985-2 or 458 224- 2 (Opera Gala) Orchestra e coro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino - Alberto Erede Amilcare Ponchielli La Gioconda Horne - Bergonzi - Merrill Decca 430 042-2 Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Lamberto Gardelli La Gioconda (live) F. Corelli, C. Mc Neil, Cveik, 1966 C. Siepi, M. Dunn - Dir. F. Cleva La Gioconda (live) Cecchele - Washington Hardy 6003 Orchestra e coro del Teatro San Carlo di Napoli - Lamberto Gardelli La Gioconda - Highlights MacNeil - Siepi - Elias Melodram 37092 (live) Giacomo Puccini La Bohème Prandelli - Gueden - Corena Decca 440 233-2 Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Alberto Erede La Bohème (live) G. Lauri-Volpi, T. Gobbi, G. Napoli 1951 Santini La Bohème Bergonzi - Bastianini - Siepi Decca 425 534-2 or 448 725- Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Tullio Serafin La Bohème – Highlights Cioni - Sordello Ombra 7002 (live) La Bohème - Highlights Corelli - Guarrera Standing Room Only 821 (live) (See also Andrea Chénier - Highlights) Anton Guadagno Autore Opera Altri interpreti Catalogo/numero La Fanciullla del West MacNeil - Del Monaco Decca 421 595-2 Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Franco Capuana La Fanciulla del West Guelfi - Barioni Opera d'Oro OPD 1242 (live) Arturo Basile Madama Butterfly Campora - Rankin - Inghilleri Decca 440 230-2 (complete), 452 729-2 (highlights) Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Alberto Erede Madama Butterfly Bergonzi - Cossotto - Decca 425 531-2 or 452 594- Sordello 2 (Double Decca) Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Tullio Serafin Madama Butterfly (live) Raimondi - Di Stasio - Susca Standing Room Only 825 Angelo Questa Manon Lescaut Del Monaco - Corena - Decca 430 253-2 Boriello Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Francesco Molinari-Pradelli Madama Butterfly Campora - Mascherini Decca 440 236-2 Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Alberto Erede Manon Lescaut Del Monaco - London Decca 411 871-2 Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Francesco Molinari-Pradelli Tosca (live) Di Stefano - Bastianini Legato Classics 209 Gianandrea Gavazzeni Tosca (live) G. Campora, E. Mascherini, 1951 dir. A. Erede Tosca (live) Di Stefano - Gobbi Opera D'Oro 1162 Orchestra e coro del Teatro alla Scala - Gianandrea Gavazzeni Tosca (live) M. Del Monaco, G. London, 1959 dir. M. Pradelli Tosca (live) Corelli - Colzani Legato Classics 157 Orchestra e Coro del Teatro La Gran Guardia di Livorno - Mario Parenti Tosca - Highlights (live) Tebaldi - Tucker Pegasus Classics 29 Autore Opera Altri interpreti Catalogo/numero Il Trittico Del Monaco - Merrill - Corena Decca 411 665-2 Orchestra e coro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino - Lamberto Gardelli Turandot Borkh - Del Monaco Decca 433 761-2 or 452 964- 2 (Double Decca) Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Alberto Erede Turandot Nilsson - Björling RCA 62687 Orchestra e coro del Teatro dell'Opera di Roma - Erich Leinsdorf Gioacchino Rossini L’assedio di Corinto (live) Petri - Picchi - Pirazzini Hardy 6001 Orchestra e Coro del Teatro San Carlo di Napoli - Gabriele Santini Gaspare Spontini Fernando Cortez (live) Penno - Protti - Tajo Hardy 6008 Naples Teatro San Carlo Orchestra and Chorus Giuseppe Verdi Aida Stignani - Del Monaco Decca 440 239-2 Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Alberto Erede Aida Simionato - Bergonzi - Decca 460 978-2 (Decca MacNeil Legends) or 414 087-2, 452 733-2 (highlights) Wiener Philharmoniker - Herbert von Karajan Un Ballo in Maschera Donath - Resnik - Pavarotti - Decca 440 042-2 or 460 762- Milnes 2 (Double Decca) Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Bruno Bartoletti Don Carlo Bergonzi - Bumbry - Fischer- Decca 421 114-2 Dieskau - Ghiaurov Orchestra & Chorus of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden - Sir Georg Solti Falstaff (live) Gobbi - Simionato - MacNeil - Legato Classics 206 Moffo Tullio Serafin Falstaff (live) Stabile - Elmo - Valletti Opera d'Oro OPD 1214 Orchestra e coro del Teatro alla Scala - Victor de Sabata La Forza del Destino Del Monaco - Siepi - Decca 421 598-2 (complete), Bastianini 452 736-2 (highlights) Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Francesco Molinari-Pradelli Autore Opera Altri interpreti Catalogo/numero La Forza del Destino (live) Corelli - Bastianini - Christoff Golden Age of Opera 151/53 - Francesco Molinari-Pradelli La Forza del Destino (live) M. Del Monaco, A. Protti, C. Myto- 1955 Siepi e F. Barbieri dir. Mitropoulos Giovanna d’Arco (live) Savarese - Ricco Legato Classics 193 Orchestra e Coro del Teatro San Carlo di Napoli - Gabriele Santini Giovanna d’Arco (live) Bergonzi - Panerai Melodram 27021 Orchestra and Coro della RAI di Milano - Simonetto Otello Del Monaco - Protti Decca 440 245-2 Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Alberto Erede Otello (live) M. Del Monaco, L. Warren MYTO 1955 dir. da A. Votto - Teatro alla Otello Del Monaco - Protti Decca 411 618-2 Wiener Philharmoniker - Herbert von Karajan Requiem (live) Elmo - Prandelli - Siepi Italian Discographic Society 345 Orchestra e coro del Teatro alla Scala - Arturo Toscanini Simon Boccanegra (live) Tucker - MacNeil - Flagello Legato Classics 189 James Levine La Traviata Poggi - Protti Decca 430 250-2 (complete), 452 734-2 (highlights) Orchestra e coro dell’Accademia di Santa Cecilia, Roma - Francesco Molinari-Pradelli La Traviata Prandelli - Panerai Standing Room Only 810 or Opera d'Oro 1276 live Orchestra e coro della RAI di Milano - Carlo Maria Giulini La Traviata Prandelli - Tagliabue Golden Age of Oper 191/2 live Orchestra e Coro del Teatro San Carlo di Napoli - Tullio Serafin Il Trovatore Simionato - Del Monaco - Decca 411 874-2 or 448 743- Savarese - Tozzi 2 (Double Decca) Coro del Maggio Musicale Fiorentino Orchestre du Grand Théâtre de Genève - Alberto Erede Richard Wagner Lohengrin (live) Penno - Neri - Guelfi Hardy 6010 Orchestra e Coro del Teatro San Carlo di Napoli - Gabriele Santini Autore Opera Altri interpreti Catalogo/numero Tannhäuser (live) Tagliabue - Christoff Hardy 6004 Orchestra e Coro del Teatro San Carlo di Napoli - Karl Böhm Recitals Arias & Duets Renata Tebaldi - Franco Decca 436 301-2 Corelli Canzoni Italiane Richard Bonynge, piano Decca 436 202-2 Christmas Festival Ambrosian Singers Decca 455 214-2 New Philharmonia Orchestra - Anton Guadagno Great Voices of the 50s, Simionato - Bastianini Decca 448 154-2 volume 5 (live & studio) Italian opera Arias (Gradi Renata Tebaldi Decca 440 408-2 Voci -series) La Leggendaria Tebaldi - Legato Classics 183 a 40th Anniversary Tribute (live) New York Farewell Recital Martin Katz, piano VAI Audio 1116 (live) Martini & Rossi Concert Prandelli Fonit Cetra Incontri Series (live) Memorabili 5023 Orchestra della RAI di Roma - Arturo Basile Martini & Rossi Concert Barbieri - Valletti Fonit Cetra Incontri Series (live) Memorabili 5012 Omaggio a Renata Tebaldi Decca 466 399-2 – Inediti e rarità dal barocco al verismo Songs and Arias Giorgio Favaretto, piano Decca 452 472-2 Renata Tebaldi Fonit Cetra - Classic Collection 102 Renata Tebaldi a Buenos Buenos Aires Teatro Colón Myto 972157 Aires (live) Orchestra -
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