Verdi: La traviata

If only there weren’t at least a half-dozen superb performances of this opera available it would be easier to get excited about this one, taped

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Verdi: Otello

This set is the soundtrack to the film of the opera by Franco Zeffirelli. While there were cuts in the film–including the Willow Song!–the recording

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Verdi: Don Carlo

There are about two-and-a-half reasons to own this recording of the four-act version of Don Carlo, taped live in December, 1992 in Milan–not nearly enough,

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Verdi: Macbeth

In 1998 the Martina Franca Festival presented the 1847 version of Verdi’s Macbeth, and it was recorded by and released on the Dynamic label. Although

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Verdi: La traviata

This Traviata, recorded in 1962, was the first presented uncut, with both verses of the famous arias, intermediary passages, and the inclusion of both Alfredo’s

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