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Rossini: A sevillai borbély (The Barber of Seville) / LP

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LPX 12625-27
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LPX 12625-27
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Rossini: A sevillai borbély (The Barber of Seville) / LP

LPX 12625-27

Product Details:

  • Label: Hungaroton
  • Format: Vinyl, LP, Box Set
  • Country: Hungary
  • Released: 1960
  • Genre: Classical, Opera

Overview

This classic Hungarian recording of Rossini's A sevillai borbély (The Barber of Seville) captures the charm and wit of one of opera’s most beloved comedies. Performed in Hungarian, this two-act opera features an extraordinary ensemble cast, including György Melis as Figaro, Margit László as Rosina, and József Réti as Count Almaviva. Legendary bass Mihály Székely delivers a captivating performance as Dr. Bartolo.

Under the baton of Lamberto Gardelli, the Hungarian Radio Chorus and Orchestra bring Rossini's spirited score to life with precision and vibrancy. Recorded in 1960, this production highlights the lyrical and comedic elements that have made The Barber of Seville an enduring masterpiece.

This 3-LP box set, produced by Hungaroton, is a rare collector's gem that showcases the richness of Hungarian operatic tradition while staying true to Rossini's original genius.

Track Listing:

Opera in Two Acts:

  • Act I:

    • Overture
    • "Largo al factotum" – Figaro
    • Almaviva's Serenade
    • Rosina's Cavatina "Una voce poco fa"
    • Dr. Bartolo's Schemes
  • Act II:

    • Almaviva and Rosina's Duet
    • The Secret Plan
    • The Marriage Scene
    • Figaro's Clever Interventions
    • Final Ensemble

Key Credits:

  • Figaro: György Melis
  • Rosina: Margit László
  • Count Almaviva: József Réti
  • Dr. Bartolo: Mihály Székely
  • Chorus and Orchestra: Hungarian Radio Chorus and Orchestra
  • Conductor: Lamberto Gardelli
  • Language: Hungarian

 

 

 

 

 

 

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