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Various 20 Coloratura Sopranos 20 Arias mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: 20 Coloratura Sopranos 20 Arias Country: US Style: Opera MP3 version RAR size: 1806 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1556 mb WMA version RAR size: 1117 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 992 Other Formats: ADX ASF APE VQF DTS AC3 FLAC Tracklist Hide Credits A – h F V A r o 1 i u eda Hempel s Dirai-je Maman Composed By – Adam* L'Amero Sara Costante –Gabriella Ritter-Ciampi Composed By – Mozart* A2 Carcelaras –Elvira de Hidalgo Composed By – Chapi* A3 Styrienne –Selma Kurz Composed By – Thomas* A4 Der Holle Rache –Maria Ivogun* Composed By – Mozart* A5 Oh D-Amore –Maria Galvany Composed By – Gounod* A6 A Fors E Lui –Nellie Melba Composed By – Verdi* A7 O Luce Di Quest'Anima –Bernice De Pasquale Composed By – Donizetti* A8 Sovra Il Sen –Maria Barrientos Composed By – Bellini* A9 Sulamith's Cavotina –Elisa Elizza Composed By – Goldmark* A10 Saper Vorreste –Luisa Tetrazzini Composed By – Verdi* B1 Sempre Libera –Lilli Lehmann Composed By – Verdi* B2 Ah Non Credea –Adelina Patti Composed By – Bellini* B3 Qui La Voce –Olympia Boronat Composed By – Vincenzo Bellini B4 –Suzanne Adams Waltz Composed By – Gounod* B5 Bell Song –Maria Michailova* Composed By – Delibes* B6 Involami –Marcella Sembrich Composed By – Verdi* B7 Barcarola –Rosalia Chalia Composed By – Meyerbeer* B8 Allons, Petit Serpent –Blanche Arral Composed By – Audran* B9 Ombra Leggiera –Eugenia Bronskaja Composed By – Meyerbeer* B10 Related Music albums to 20 Coloratura Sopranos 20 Arias by Various Edita Gruberova - Queen Of Coloratura (Arias By Donizetti, Mozart, J. Strauß, Verdi) Vincenzo Bellini, Gaetano Donizetti, Giacomo Puccini - Voci nuove 1973 Maria Callas - Maria Callas Singt Arien Von Verdi II Various - 20 Great Sopranos - Twenty Arias Vincenzo Bellini, Cioni, Scotto, Zilio, Trimarchi - La Straniera Guiseppe Verdi - Maria Callas - Monte Carlo National Opera Orchestra, Louis Frémaux, Renata Scotto, Bellini, Donizetti, Verdi, Rossini - Monte Carlo Opera Gala Simone Kermes - Bel Canto Cristina Deutekom, Bellini, Rossini, Verdi - Cristina Deutekom singt Bellini, Rossini, Verdi Montserrat Caballé - Das Große Montserrat-Caballé-Album.

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