Verdi: Requiem/Muti

Ravishing orchestral playing and choral work combined with an unmatchable understanding of Verdi makes this, despite some issues with regard to the soloists, a very

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Mozart: Idomeneo

Charles Mackerras gives us what may be the most complete Idomeneo on disc. He goes back to Mozart’s original score, restoring the often massive cuts

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VERDI ARIAS

Suddenly the world is awash in lyric-going-on-spinto sopranos. Gheorghiu, Gallardo-Domas (Harnoncourt’s victim in his recent Aida), and now Barbara Frittoli. Frittoli seems to be the

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