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Verdi Aïda Mp3, Flac, Wma Verdi Aïda mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Aïda Country: Germany Released: 1974 Style: Romantic MP3 version RAR size: 1180 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1799 mb WMA version RAR size: 1284 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 262 Other Formats: MP1 RA MP2 XM WMA ADX AAC Tracklist Aida - Oper In 4 Akten A Act I, Scene 1 B1 Act I, Scene 2 B2 Act II (Part 1) C Act II (Concluded) D Act III (Part 1) E1 Act III (Concluded) E2 Act IV, Scene 1 (Part 1) F1 Act IV, Scene 1 (Concluded) F2 Act IV, Scene 2 Credits Baritone Vocals [Amonasro] – Robert Merrill Bass Vocals [Ramphis] – Giorgio Tozzi Chorus Master – Giuseppe Conca Chorus, Orchestra – Chor Und Orchester Des Opernhauses Rom* Composed By – Giuseppe Verdi Conductor – Georg Solti Conductor [Assistant Conductor] – Fernando Cavaniglia, Luigi Ricci, Ugo Catania Engineer – Lewis Layton Engineer [Stereophonic Stage Manager] – René Boux Libretto By – Antonio Ghislanzoni Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Amneris] – Rita Gorr Producer – Richard Mohr Soprano Vocals [Aida] – Leontyne Price Soprano Vocals [Priesterin] – Mietta Sighele Tenor Vocals [Ein Bote] – Franco Ricciardi Tenor Vocals [Radamès] – Jon Vickers Vocals [Der König] – Plinio Clabassi Notes ——Cover info—— Includes a 12" book with the complete libretto in Italian and German. Barcode and Other Identifiers Other (Disc 1): 6.35108-1 Other (Disc 2): 6.35108-2 Other (Disc 3): 6.35108-3 Other (Side A): ZAL 9907 Other (Side B): ZAL 9908 Other (Side C): ZAL 9909 Other (Side D): ZAL 9910 Other (Side E): ZAL 9911 Other (Side F): ZAL 9912 Matrix / Runout (Runout side A): ZAL 9907-2G Matrix / Runout (Runout side B): ZAL 9908-2G Matrix / Runout (Runout side C): ZAL 9909-2G Matrix / Runout (Runout side D): ZAL 9910-3G Matrix / Runout (Runout side E): ZAL 9911-2G Matrix / Runout (Runout side F): ZAL 9912-2G Label Code: LC0171 Other (Booklet): 6.35108-00-501 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Verdi*, Price*, Verdi*, Price*, Vickers*, Gorr*, Vickers*, Gorr*, Merrill*, Tozzi*, Merrill*, Tozzi*, RCA Rome Opera Rome Opera Victor LSC-6158 House House Orchestra* LSC-6158 US 1962 Red Orchestra* And And Rome Opera Seal Rome Opera House Chorus*, House Chorus*, Georg Solti - Aïda Georg Solti (3xLP + Box) Verdi*, Price*, Verdi*, Price*, Vickers*, Gorr*, Vickers*, Gorr*, Merrill*, Tozzi*, Merrill*, Tozzi*, RCA Rome Opera LSC-6158/1-3-B Rome Opera Red LSC-6158/1-3-B Germany 1962 House Orchestra* House Seal And Chorus*, Orchestra* And Solti* - Aïda (3xLP Chorus*, Solti* + Box) Giuseppe Verdi, Giuseppe Verdi, Leontyne Price, Leontyne Price, Jon Vickers, Jon Vickers, Robert Merrill, Robert Merrill, Chor Und Ex EL 16018 Chor Und EL 16018 Switzerland 1975 Orchester Des Libris Orchester Des Opernhauses Opernhauses Rom*, Georg Solti Rom*, Georg - Aïda (3xLP, Club Solti + Box) Verdi*, Georg Verdi*, Georg Solti Conducting Solti Conducting Rome Opera Rome Opera House House Orchestra* RCA Orchestra* And And Rome Opera Victor LSC-6158 LSC-6158 Canada 1962 Rome Opera House Chorus*, Red House Chorus*, Price*, Vickers*, Seal Price*, Vickers*, Gorr*, Merrill*, Gorr*, Merrill*, Tozzi* - Aïda Tozzi* (3xLP + Box) Verdi*, Price*, Verdi*, Price*, Vickers*, Gorr*, Vickers*, Gorr*, Merrill*, Tozzi*, Merrill*, Tozzi*, Rome Opera RCA Rome Opera House Orchestra* Victor LM-6158 House LM-6158 US Unknown And Rome Opera Red Orchestra* And House Chorus*, Seal Rome Opera Georg Solti - Aïda House Chorus*, (3xLP, Mono, RP Georg Solti + Box) Related Music albums to Aïda by Verdi Wagner, Birgit Nilsson ⋅ Gré Brouwenstijn ⋅ Rita Gorr ⋅ Jon Vickers ⋅ George London ⋅ David Ward / London Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Erich Leinsdorf - Die Walküre Verdi ' Tebaldi ' Bumbry ' Bergonzi ' Fischer-Dieskau ' Ghiaurov ' Solti - Don Carlo Antonietta Stella, Elena Nicolai, Mario Filippeschi, Tito Gobbi, Boris Christoff, Rome Opera House Orchestra And Chorus, Gabriele Santini - Verdi - Don Carlo (Complete) Erich Leinsdorf, The London Symphony Orchestra, Birgit Nilsson, Gré Brouwenstijn, Rita Gorr, Jon Vickers, George London , David Ward - Wagner Die Walkure Verdi - Anna Moffo, Robert Merrill, Alfredo Kraus, Rosalind Elias, Ezio Flagello, Georg Solti - Rigoletto Giuseppe Verdi - Un ballo in maschera Giuseppe Verdi, Maria Callas, Kurt Baum, Sir John Barbirolli - Aida Verdi ' Leontyne Price ' Placido Domingo ' Sherrill Milnes ' Fiorenza Cossotto ' Zubin Mehta - Il Trovatore.
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