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Montemezzi: L’Amore dei tre re, Live Met, 1941

Robert Levine

This set is of great historical interest. It’s a Met broadcast from 1941 with the composer conducting and with the monumental Ezio Pinza as the

L’Amore dei tre re/Koch-Schwann DONE C

Robert Levine

I have had a weakness for Italo Montemezzi’s dense, post-Wagnerian, vaguely impressionistic L’Amore dei tre re ever since I heard an old Cetra set with

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MONTEMEZZI; ITALO

Montemezzi: L’Amore dei tre re, Live Met, 1941

L’Amore dei tre re/Koch-Schwann DONE C

CD From Hell: Erratic Nielsen from Davis and the LSO

NY Philharmonic Nielsen Cycle Concludes on a High Note

Major Discoveries: Gounod’s Music For Pedal Piano–Great Stuff!

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