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This always has been, and still is, one of the best-sung, least-satisfying Figaros ever recorded. In addition to the unexplained exclusion of all the secco
Recorded in 1958, this Don Giovanni’s prime attraction is Ferenc Fricsay’s crisp, forward-moving conducting. The tempos are swift, almost as though Fricsay can’t wait to
Irmgard Seefried was one of the bright lights of the opera and recital stages of the 1950s. Her silvery lyric soprano was blessed with depth
Every Bach lover, whether period-instrument fan or not, should own Karl Richter’s recordings of Bach’s great choral works. Failing that, this CD of excerpts will
This recording of Ariadne has long been considered a classic, and it’s easy to tell why. Herbert von Karajan and the Philharmonia play Richard Strauss’
This Flute, recorded in l950, though shorn of all dialogue, is still a contender. Herbert von Karajan’s touch is light and airy, but he also
