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Thank you so much❤

Does anyone know the equipment he’s playing. The Haydn sounds like an flat to me but then sometimes sounds like a rotary (I can’t imagine that cadenza on rotary being that clean)

Sou do Brazil, descendentes de Italiano.. ( Lucca, Italy )Hoje faço uma macarronada escutando está relíquia.. Salve a Europa!

Thank you ❤

Viva la Inglaterra católica!! Viva Cristo Rey!!

I listen to chant when I am fly fishing.

1994. I had to save every penny for a month to buy this, which I think was about 50 bones in a music store outside of Detroit. I saved enough about a week before my buddy, which lit me up because he made better money than me and was always grabbing the best stuff first.

It's interesting that the voices largely follow the same line but have small breaks away from each other. You can see how this really is a transition to polyphony.

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39:50 highlight Domingo aria. Wow

I had not listened to this in years. lt got better! What incredible music! Domingo is so vibrant! l saw Marton in Turandot. She blew the back of the theater out!

The tenor aria at circa 1:00:00 is sublime. Why isn't it better known?

How l wish there was English CC

THAT WAS AMAZING

Possibly my favorite song ever

I love the spirit of Kunjan Sabakui!

This guy, Jerry Schwarz, is one bas-ass trumpet player. I’m good at it, but he is a genius.

Je ne connaissais pas cette version.. je la decouvre avec enchantement.. quelle distribution !! Un rêve.!!je dois absolument trouver cet enregistrement..

I saw this opera once, and in that day, a kid in front of my seat asked to his parents to go home because he was afraid I guess...

Why is this version so damn hard to find???/

Bella Musica que alegra el alma 6 cuerdas en madera pegada con cola y sale estas bellas melodias Amen Viva la Musica de Guitarra

It's my favourite opera. Beautiful melodies and so many emotions. The finale never fails to give me goosebumps.

Can anyone find the names to some of the music featured here especially the last one

bats frighten me. its time the world shares my dread

Bumping this for Mayday.

Saw Ramey sing this in NYC twice in the '80s. Unfortunately, I never got to see Norman Treigle. But with Ramey, you certainly get the complete package: stunning voice, brilliant acting, the perfect combination of contempt, arrogance, and subservience, and undeniable seduction and temptation. Domingo recorded this with each of them. And Caballe or Marton certainly hold up the female leads. This is the first opera I ever really got hooked on back in my teens thanks to an older friend. I've seen it and listened to it so many times now, it's hard to imagine that I didn't always know it. Now that I live in Ann Arbor instead of NYC, I hope the Detroit Opera Company stages it so I can take my son to see it. I love seeing Puccini, especially BUTTERFLY and TURANDOT. Along with Mefistofele, however, my favorite opera is Strauss' SALOME.

I’m awed and inspired.

L'opera più sottovaluta della storia...

Direttore straordinario! Ovviamente ottimi gli interpreti ma mi soffermo sul superbo interprete caratterista che era Sergio Tedesco, con lui diventano grandi i piccoli ruoli, alla stregua di de Palma, Mercuriali, Ercolani ecc…

This is a treasure I come back to often, as many others have shared. The section starting at 9:32, with Takemitsu's sublime music, brings tears to my eyes.

Send more albums from this group on my phone now

awesum

A magnificent performance of a magnificent opera. An opera that should be in the top ten, not sadly neglected.

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The best ! Conmueve el Alma, Eleva el espíritu

Grandiosa !!!

Genial

The only recording to have is with Tebaldi, who sings like one inspired, plus Seipi and Del Monaco conducted by Serafin. Nothing to touch it.

What a delight, Anonymous 4 were a truly harmonious group. (I laughed at the silly advert about prayer which has nothing to do with Anonymous 4 - one does not have to any faith to appreciate fine singing and music.)

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I saw the debut of this at the NYC Opera Lincoln Center on Yom Kippur 1972(?). I was blown away by the opera, the staging and Ramey. I have seen it numerous times since. It is amazing. The first time, the standing ovations lasted almost 45 minutes. People went crazy when Ramey did back flips off the stage at the end. I conduct an orchestra and this is one of my all time favorite finales!!! Thank you for postig

Best album set ever created. Anyone who experienced this in the 1990’s and lost that four-pack cd will always be looking for it 😁💋😘🙏🏾

There is a monument to Chief Tecumseh in Thamesville Ontario where he died in battle. He wanted his people and culture to be allowed to continue on, in the face of US/CAN colonialism.

Came back to listen again to remind me of the beauty that humans can create, rather than dwell on the mayhem of the times.

I have been aware of this recording for some time but I already had the EMI recording with Domingo and Caballe and Treigle which includeds some of the finest music in the opera, e.g., the duet for Faust and Marguerite, Marguerite's lovely aria. The the Sony executives lop off this music? I can only suggest that lovers of this opera who would like to hear some of Boito's most inspired music listen to the EMI recording--I believe it is on You Tube.

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Thank you so much for this upload. I had the pulse of life cd when i was young , maybe you have it? Cant find it anywhere. Great album.

Beautiful, thanks for sharing🙏

Proof that Boito was a much, MUCH better librettist than composer, "L'atra notte" notwithstanding. Apropos of that, who was Tobio Gorria?

I have this CD, bought it about 18 years ago. I play it in the car every Christmas. No, it's not traditional Christmas music in our sense. But it certainly puts you in the mood for Midnight Mass.