
What a great show this is! Bruno Walter takes a grand view of this opera, and with big-voiced, big-personality singers like these, who can blame
This recording, from a 1943 NBC Broadcast from the Met (although, as we learn in the accompanying booklet, “five minutes in Act 1, some six
This is an entertaining performance of L’elisir d’amore, but it is far from crucial. There are dozens on the market–Pavarotti and Sutherland, Pavarotti and Battle,
Taped live at the Metropolitan Opera House on December 29th, 1945, this Rigoletto has a lot going for it. Leonard Warren is towering in the
Bidú Sayao’s commercial recital discs realy did not do her justice – they present a sweet, clear voice and fine musicianship, and if one listens
Bidú Sayao was a world-famous Manon, and this performance, her debut at New York’s Metropolitan Opera in February of l937, makes clear why. She temperamentally
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