Callas – La Divina 3 (including La mamma morta) / EMI Classics Audio CD 1994 Stereo, Mono
UPC 724355521620
Maria Callas Commendatore OMRI (born Maria Anna Cecilia Sophie Kalogeropoulos; Greek: Μαρία Άννα Σεσιλία Σοφία Καλογεροπούλου, December 2, 1923 – September 16, 1977) was an American-born Greek soprano who was one of the most renowned and influential opera singers of the 20th century. Many critics praised her bel canto technique, wide-ranging voice and dramatic interpretations. Her repertoire ranged from classical opera seria to the bel canto operas of Donizetti, Bellini and Rossini and, further, to the works of Verdi and Puccini; and, in her early career, to the music dramas of Wagner. Her musical and dramatic talents led to her being hailed as La Divina ("the Divine one").
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EMI Classics – 724355521620 |
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CD, Compilation, Stereo, Mono
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Europe |
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Released:
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1994 |
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Classical |
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Opera |
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Tracklist:
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La Mamma Morta
Composed By – Giordano
Conductor – Tullio Serafin
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Philharmonia Orchestra
Producer – Walter Legge
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4:49
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O Nume Tutelar
Composed By – Spontini
Conductor – Tullio Serafin
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Orchestra Del Teatro Alla Scala, Milano
Producer – Walter Jellinek
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2:26
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Je Ne Suis Que Faiblesse... Adieu, Notre Petite Table
Composed By – Massenet
Conductor – Orchestre De La Société Des Concerts Du Conservatoire
Engineer – Francis Dillnutt
Orchestra – Georges Prêtre
Producer – Walter Legge
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3:17
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Oh, Spaò La Più Bella... Tu, Tu Amore?
Composed By – Puccini
Conductor – Tullio Serafin
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Orchestra Del Teatro Alla Scala, Milano
Producer – Walter Legge
Tenor Vocals – Giuseppe di Stefano
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8:19
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Près Des Remparts De Séville
Composed By – Bizet
Conductor – Georges Prêtre
Engineer – Paul Vavasseur
Orchestra – Orchestre Du Théatre National De L'Opéra De Paris
Producer – Michel Glotz
Tenor Vocals – Nicolai Gedda
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4:32
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Dunque Io Son
Composed By – Rossini
Conductor – Alceo Galliera
Engineer – Douglas Larter
Orchestra – Philharmonia Orchestra
Producer – Walter Legge
Tenor Vocals – Tito Gobbi
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5:09
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Dov' È L'indiana Bruna?
Composed By – Delibes
Conductor – Tullio Serafin
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Philharmonia Orchestra
Producer – Walter Legge
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8:00
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Qui Radamès Verrà!
Composed By – Verdi
Conductor – Tullio Serafin
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Orchestra Del Teatro Alla Scala, Milano
Producer – Walter Legge
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7:02
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O Soave Faciulla
Baritone Vocals – Rolando Panerai
Composed By – Puccini
Conductor – Antonino Votto
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Orchestra Del Teatro Alla Scala, Milano
Producer – Walter Jellinek, Walter Legge
Tenor Vocals – Giuseppe Di Stefano
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4:06
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Signore, Ascolta!
Composed By – Puccini
Conductor – Tullio Serafin
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Philharmonia Orchestra
Producer – Walter Legge
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2:27
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Qual Fiamma Avea Nel Guardo... Hui! Stridono Lassù
Composed By – Leoncavallo
Conductor – Tullio Serafin
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Orchestra Del Teatro Alla Scala, Milano
Producer – Walter Legge
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4:38
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D'amor Sull' Ali Rosee
Composed By – Verdi*
Conductor – Herbert von Karajan
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Orchestra Del Teatro Alla Scala, Milano
Producer – Walter Legge
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4:07
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Vogliatemi Bene, Un Bene Piccolino
Composed By – Puccini
Conductor – Herbert von Karajan
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Orchestra Del Teatro Alla Scala, Milano
Producer – Walter Legge
Tenor Vocals – Nicolai Gedda
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7:19
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Ombra Leggiera
Composed By – Meyerbeer
Conductor – Tullio Serafin
Engineer – Robert Beckett
Orchestra – Philharmonia Orchestra
Producer – Walter Legge
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- Liner Notes – Tony Locantro
- Liner Notes [Liner Notes Translation] – Elisabeth Rhodes, Giovanni Maragno, Johanna Mayr
- Photography By – Steiner, Erio Piccagliani, Luxardo, Robert Doisneau
- Soprano Vocals – Maria Callas
