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Hellmesberger: | In Confidence - Polka-mazur, Op. 15 | Lanner: | Steyrische Tänze, Op. 165 | Strauss, J, I: | Erinnerung an Ernst oder Der Carneval in Venedig, Op. 126 | Strauss, J, II: | Kuss-Walzer, Op. 400 Aus den Bergen Walzer (From the Mountains), Op. 292 Melodien-Quadrille nach Verdi, Op. 112 Wo die Zitronen blühen, Op. 364 | Strauss, Josef: | Die Souberette, Polka schnell, Op. 109 Theater Quadrille, Op. 213 Sphärenklänge, Op. 235 Die Spinnerin, Polka francaise, Op. 192 Hesperus’ Path, Waltz, Op. 279 | Suppe: | Leichte Kavallerie Overture | Verdi: | Don Carlos: Ballet Music, Act III: Prestissimo | Wagner: | Lohengrin: Prelude to Act 3 |
"This was one of the most beautiful New Year's Concerts since Karajan and Kleiber. Franz Welser-Möst knows how the music of the Strauss-dynasty, the music of Lanner and Hellmesberger has to sound" Österreich on the 2011 NY Concert Sony Classical is pleased to announce the release of the recording of one of the world’s most famous classical music events: the New Year’s Concert 2013 with the Vienna Philharmonic under the baton of celebrated conductor, Franz Welser-Möst. He returns to direct the 2013 celebrations after his acclaimed debut in 2011. Maestro Welser-Mőst is the former Music Director of the London Philharmonic Orchestra. The annual New Year's Day Concert in the stunning Vienna Musikverein has been an exalted tradition for more than seven decades and the resulting recordings with works from the Strauss dynasty and their contemporaries are among the classical market's most important releases. The concert will be broadcast on TV and radio to over 70 countries around the world with an estimate of more than 40 million viewers. The programme traditionally revolves around waltzes and polkas by the Strauss family (Johann father and son as well as Josef and Eduard Strauss) whose music has enjoyed recent chart resurgence. The proven formula blends well-known classics with premieres of works that have never been performed before at the New Year´s Concert and the result is invariably both joyful and moving. The programme will remain a closely guarded secret until a few days before the event, but it can already be revealed that in 2013 the concert will include more premieres than ever before and probably some unexpected surprises. As is tradition, the concert will include the famous waltz The Blue Danube and the Radetzky March. “This New Year's Concert adds Verdi and Wagner, in their anniversary year, to a quite unusual selection of Straussian pieces, with Welser-Möst a fine, serious conductor.” BBC Music Magazine, May 2013 ***** “Welser-Möst can cut a curiously professorial figure, but the playing he gets from the orchestra really sparkles in an offbeat programme that includes 11 New Year’s Day premieres” Sunday Times, 27th January 2013 | 
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Hellmesberger: | In Confidence - Polka-mazur, Op. 15 | Lanner: | Steyrische Tänze, Op. 165 | Strauss, J, I: | Erinnerung an Ernst oder Der Carneval in Venedig, Op. 126 | Strauss, J, II: | Kuss-Walzer, Op. 400 Aus den Bergen Walzer (From the Mountains), Op. 292 Melodien-Quadrille nach Verdi, Op. 112 Wo die Zitronen blühen, Op. 364 | Strauss, Josef: | Die Souberette, Polka schnell, Op. 109 Theater Quadrille, Op. 213 Sphärenklänge, Op. 235 Hesperus’ Path, Waltz, Op. 279 Die Spinnerin, Polka francaise, Op. 192 | Suppe: | Leichte Kavallerie Overture | Verdi: | Don Carlos: Ballet Music, Act III: Prestissimo | Wagner: | Lohengrin: Prelude to Act 3 |
Sony Classical are proud to release the recording of one of the world’s most famous classical music events: the New Year’s Concert 2013 with the Vienna Philharmonic under the baton of celebrated conductor, Franz Welser-Möst. He returns to direct the 2013 celebrations after his acclaimed debut in 2011. Maestro Welser-Mőst is the former Music Director of the London Philharmonic Orchestra. Includes the famous waltz "The Blue Danube" & the "Radetzky March". Usual promo & marketing activity across specialist media. The DVD & Blu-Ray formats are released on 21st Jan. “Under [Welser-Möst's] charge the Vienna Philharmonic provide consistently crisp rhythms playing with vibrancy and a real spirit. It’s all quite magical at times. This is marvellous music-making that just overflows with great appeal and sheer entertainment.” MusicWeb International, 11th June 2013 “Welser-Möst can cut a curiously professorial figure, but the playing he gets from the orchestra really sparkles in an offbeat programme that includes 11 New Year’s Day premieres” Sunday Times, 27th January 2013 |
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| |  | Verdi: The Great Operas
Verdi: | Rigoletto recorded in 1955 Tito Gobbi (Rigoletto), Maria Callas (Gilda), Giuseppe di Stefano (Il Duca), Nicola Zaccaria (Sparafucile), Adriana Lazzarini (Maddalena), Plinio Clabassi (Monterone), William Dickie (Marullo), Renato Ercolani (Borsa), Giuse Gerbino (Giovanna), Carlo Forti (Il Conte di Ceprano), Elvira Galassi (La Contessa di Ceprano) Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro alla Scala, Milan,, Tullio Serafin Il Trovatore recorded in 1952 Jussi Bjorling (Manrico), Zinka Milanov (Leonora), Leonard Warren (Il Conte di Luna), Fedora Barbieri (Azucena), Nicola Moscona (Ferrando), Margaret Roggero (Ines), Paul Franke (Ruiz), George Cehanovsky (Un vecchio zingaro), Nathaniel Sprinzena (Un messo) RCA Victor Orchestra, Robert Shaw Chorale, Renato Cellini La Traviata recorded in 1953 Maria Callas (Violetta), Ugo Savarese (Giorgio Germont), Ines Marietti (Annina), Ede Marietti Gandolfo (Flora), Francesco Albanese (Alfredo), Mariano Caruso (Gastone), Alberto Albertini (Barone Douphol), Mario Zorgniotti (Dottore Grenvil/Marchese d'Obigny) Orchestra and Chorus of RAI, Turin,, Gabriele Santini Simon Boccanegra recorded in 1957 Tito Gobbi (Simon Boccanegra), Giuseppe Campora (Gabriele Adorno), Boris Christoff (Jacopo Fiesco), Victoria de los Angeles (Amelia Grimaldi/Maria Boccanegra), Walter Monachesi (Paolo), Paolo Caroli (Pietro), Paolo Dari (Capitano), Sylvia Bertona (Ancella) Orchestra and Chorus of Rome Opera,, Gabriele Santini Un ballo in maschera recorded in 1957 Maria Callas (Amelia), Giuseppe di Stefano (Riccardo), Ettore Bastianini (Renato), Giulietta Simionato (Ulrica), Eugenia Ratti (Oscar), Giuseppe Morresi (Silvano), Antonio Cassinelli (Samuele), Marco Stefanoni (Tom), Antonio Ricci (Servo d'Amelia) Orchestra and Chorus of La Scala Milan,, Gianandrea Gavazzeni La forza del destino recorded in 1955 Maria Callas (Leonora di Vargas), Richard Tucker (Don Alvaro), Carlo Tagliabue (Don Carlo), Nicola Rossi-Lemeni (Padre Guardiano), Elena Nicolai (Preziosilla), Renato Capecchi (Fra Melitone), Rina Cavallari (Curra), Gino Del Signore (Mastro Trabuco), Dario Caselli (Mayor/Surgeon) Orchestra and Chorus of Teatro Alla Scala, Milan,, Tullio Serafin Aida recorded in 1955 Maria Callas (Aida), Richard Tucker (Radamès), Fedora Barbieri (Amneris), Tito Gobbi (Amonasro), Giuseppe Modesti (Ramfis) La Scala Orchestra and Chorus, Tullio Serafin Otello recorded in 1955 Jon Vickers (Otello), Leonie Rysanek (Desdemona), Tito Gobbi (Iago), Florinda Andreolli (Cassio), Mario Carlin (Roderigo), Ferruccio Mazzoli (Roderigo), Franco Calabrese (Montano), Robert Kerns (Herald), Myriam Pirazzini (Emilia) Orchestra and Chorus of Rome Opera,, Tullio Serafin Falstaff recorded in 1956 Tito Gobbi (Falstaff), Luigi Alva (Fenton), Rolando Panerai (Ford), Tomaso Spataro (Dr Caius), Renato Ercolani (Bardolfo), Nicola Zaccaria (Pistola), Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (Alice Ford), Anna Moffo (Nannetta), Nan Merriman (Meg Page), Fedora Barbieri (Mistress Quickly) Philharmonia Orchestra and Chorus, Herbert von Karajan |
18 CDs featuring the greatest Verdi operas in classic recordings at super budget price. The recordings feature such operatic luminaries as Maria Callas, Tito Gobbi, Jon Vickers, Giuseppe di Stefano, Victoria de los Angeles and Jussi Bjorling under the direction of Serafin, Gavazzeni, Santini and Karajan. Slimline wallet box. | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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| |  | Tutto Verdi: The Complete Operas, Requiem and Documentary
Verdi: | Requiem Dimitra Theodossiou (soprano), Sonia Ganassi (mezzo), Francesco Meli (tenor), Riccardo Zanellato (bass) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Yuri Temirkanov Oberto Mariana Pentcheva (Cuniza), Fabio Sartori (Riccardo), Giovanni Battista Parodi (Oberto), Francesca Sassu (Leonora), Giorgia Bertagni (Imelda) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Antonello Allemandi Un giorno di regno Guido Loconsolo (Il Cavaliere di Belfiore), Andrea Porta (Il Barone di Kelbar), Anna Caterina Antonacci (La Marchesa del Poggio), Alessandra Marianelli (Giulietta di Kelbar), Ivan Magri (Edoardo di Sanval), Paolo Bordogna (Il Signore la Rocca), Ricardo Mirabelli (Il Conte Ivrea), Seung Hwa Paek (Delmonte/Un servo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Donato Renzetti Nabucco Leo Nucci (Nabucco), Bruno Ribiero (Ismale), Riccardo Zanellato (Zaccaria), Dimitra Theodossiou (Abigaille), Anna Maria Chiuri (Fenena), Alessandro Spina (Il Gran Sacerdote di Belo), Mauro Buffoli (Abdallo), Cristina Giannelli (Anna) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Michele Marioti I Lombardi alla prima crociata Roberto de Biasio (Arvino), Michele Pertusi (Pagano), Cristina Giannelli (Viclinda), Dimitra Theodossiou (Giselda), Roberto Tagliavini (Pirro), Gregory Bondatti (Un priore), Jansons Valdis (Acciano), Francesco Meli (Oronte), Daniela Pini (Sofia) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Daniele Callegari Ernani Marco Berti (Ernani), Carlo Guelfi (Don Carlo), Giacomo Prestia (Don Ruy Gomez de Silva), Susan Neves (Elvira), Nicoletta Zanini (Giovanna), Samuele Simoncini (Don Riccardo), Alessandro Svab (Jago) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Antonello Allemandi I Due Foscari Leo Nucci (Francesco Foscari), Roberto de Biasio (Jacopo Foscari), Tatiana Serjan (Lucrezia Contarini), Gregory Bonfatti (Barbarigo), Marcella Buffoli (Fante), Alessandro Bianchini (Servo del Doge) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Donato Renzetti Giovanna d'Arco Evan Bowers (Carlo VII), Renato Bruson (Giacomo), Svetla Vassileva (Giovanna), Luigi Petroni (Delil), Maurizio lo Piccolo (Talbot) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Bruno Bartoletti Alzira Junko Saito (Alzira), Francesco Facini (Alvaro), Thomas Gazheli (Gusmano), Joshua Lindsay (Ovando), Ferdinand von Bothmer (Zamoro), Yasushi Hirano (Ataliba), Anna Lucia Nardi (Zuma), Joe Tsuchizaki (Otumbo) Orchestra di Bolzano e Trento, Istituto Corale ed Orchestrale di Dobbiaco, Gustav Kuhn Attila Giovanni Battista Parodi (Attila), Sebastian Catana (Ezio), Susanna Branchini (Odabella), Roberto de Biasio (Foresto), Cristiano Cremonini (Aldino), Zyian Atfeh (Leone) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Pierfrancesco Maestrini Macbeth Leo Nucci (Macbeth), Sylvie Valayre (Lady Macbeth), Enrico Iori (Banco), Roberto Iuliano (Macduff), Tiziana Tramonti (Dama), Nicola Pascoli (Malcolm), Enrico Turco (Il Medico), Davide Ronzoni (L'araldo), Riccardo di Stefani (Un Domestico), Noris Borgogelli (Il Sicario) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Bruno Bartoletti I Masnadieri Giacomo Prestia (Massimiliano), Aquiles Machado (Carlo), Artur Rucinski (Francesco), Lucrecia Garcia (Amalia), Walter Omaggio (Arminio), Dario Russo (Moser), Massimiliano Chiarolla (Rolla) Teatro de San Carlo, Nicola Luisotti Il Corsaro Bruno Ribeiro (Corrado), Andrea Papi (Giovanni), Irina Lungo (Medora), Luca Salsi (Seid), Silvia dalla Benetta (Gulnara), Gregory Bonfatti (Selimo), Angelo Villari (Un eunoco/Uno schiavo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Carlo Montanaro La Battaglia di Legnano Enrico Giuseppe Iori (Federico Barbarossa), Francesco Musini (Primo Console di Milano), Federico Benetti (Secondo Consolo di Milano), Gabriele Sagona (Il Podesta di Como), Leonardo Lopez Linares (Rolando), Dimitra Theodossiou (Lida), Andrew Richards (Arrigo), Giovanni Guagliardo (Marcovaldo), Sharon Pierfederici (Imelda), Alessandro de Angelis (Un Araldo), Nicola Pascoli (Uno Scudiero di Arrigo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Lirico 'Giuseppe Verdi' di Trieste, Boris Brott Luisa Miller Giorgio Surjan (Il Conte di Walter), Marcelo Alvarez (Rodolfo), Francesca Franci (Federica), Rafal Siwek (Wurm), Leo Nucci (Miller), Fiorenza Cedolins (Luisa), Katarina Nikolic (Laura), Angelo Villari (Un Contadino) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Donato Renzetti Stiffelio Roberto Aronica (Stiffelio), Yu Guanqun (Lina), Roberto Frontali (Stankar), Gabriele Magnione (Raffaele), George Andguladze (Jorg), Cosimo Vassallo (Federico), Lorelay Solis (Dorotea) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Andrea Battistoni Rigoletto Francesco Demuro (Il Duca), Leo Nucci (Rigoletto), Nino Machaidze (Gilda), Marco Potti (Sparafucile), Stefanie Iranyi (Maddalena), Katarina Nikolic (Giovanna), Roberto Tagliavini (Monterone), Orazio Mori (Marullo), Mauro Buffoli (Borsa), Ezio Maria Tisi (Il Conte di Ceprano), Scilla Cristiano (La Contessa di Ceprano) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Massimo Zanetti Il Trovatore Claudio Sgura (Il Conte di Luna), Teresa Romano (Leonora), Mzia Nioradze (Azucena), Marcelo Alvarez (Manrico), Deyan Vatchkov (Ferrando), Cristina Giannelli (Ines), Roberto Jachini Virgili (Ruiz), Enrico Rinaldo (Un vecchio zingaro), Seung Hwa Peak (Un messo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Yuri Temirkanov La Traviata Svetla Vassileva (Violetta), Massimo Giordano (Alfredo), Vladimir Stoyano (Germont), Daniela Pini (Flora), Gianlua Floris (Gastone), Roberto Tagliavini (Dottore Grenvil), Armando Gabba (Barone Douphol), Filippo Polinelli (Marchese d'Obigny) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Yuri Temirkanov I Vespri Siciliani Leo Nucci (Guide di Monforte), Dario Russo (Il Sire di Bethune), Andrea Mastroni (Il Conte Vaudemont), Fabio Armiliato (Arrigo), Giacomo Prestia (Giovanni da Procida), Daniela Dessi (Elena), Adriana di Paola (Ninetta), Raoul d'Eramo (Danieli), Roberto Jachini Virgili (Tebaldo), Alessandro Battiato (Roberto), Camillo Facchino (Manfredo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Massimo Zanetti Simon Boccanegra Leo Nucci (Simon Boccanegra), Robert Scandiuzzi (Jacopo Fiesco), Simone Piazzola (Paolo Albiani), Paolo Pecchioli (Pietro), Tamar Iveri (Amelia/Maria), Francesco Meli (Gabriele Adorno) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Daniele Callegari Un ballo in maschera Francesco Meli (Riccardo), Vladimir Stoyanov (Renato), Kristin Lewis (Amelia), Elisabetta Fiorillo (Ulrica), Serena Gamberoni (Oscar), Filippo Polinelli (Silvano), Antonio Barbargallo (Samuel), Enrico Rinaldo (Tom), Cosimo Vassallo (Un giudice), Enrico Paolillo (Un servo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Gianluigi Gelmetti La forza del destino Dimitra Theodossiou (Leonora), Vladimir Stoyanov (Don Carlo), Aquiles Machado (Don Alvaro), Mariana Pentcheva (Preziosilla), Roberto Scanduzzi (Padre Guardiano), Carlo Lepore (Fra Melitone), Ziyan Afteh (Il Marchese di Calatrava), Adriana di Paola (Curra), Hyung Ho Kim (Mastro Trabucco) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Gianluigi Gelmetti Don Carlo Giacomo Prestia (Filippo II), Mario Malagnini (Don Carlo), Simone Piazzola (Rodrigo), Luciano Montanaro (Il Grande Inquisitore), Cellia Costea (Elisabetta di Valois), Alla Pozniak (Eboli), Irene Candelier (Tebaldo/Una Voce dal Cielo), Antonio Feltracco (Il Conte di Lerma/Un Araldo Reale) Orchestral Regionale dell'Emilia-Romagna, Coro Lirico Amadeus, Fabrizio Ventura Aida Susanna Brachini (Aida), Mariana Pentcheva (Amneris), Walter Fraccaro (Radames), Alberto Gazale (Amonasro), Carlo Malinverno (Il Re di Egitto), George Andguladze (Ramfis), Cosimo Vassallo (Un messaggiero), Yu Guanqun (Una sacerdotessa) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Antonino Fogliani Otello Aleksandrs Antonenko (Otello), Marina Poplavskaya (Desdemona), Carlos Àlvarez (Iago), Barbara Di Castri (Emilia), Stephen Costello (Cassio), Antonello Ceron (Roderigo), Mikhail Petrenko (Lodovico), Simone del Savio (Montano), Andrea Porta (Un araldo) Wiener Philharmoniker, Wiener Staatsopernchor, Riccardo Muti Falstaff Ambrogio Maestri (Falstaff), Luca Salsi (Ford), Antonio Gandia (Fenton), Svetla Vassileva (Alice Ford), Romina Tomasoni (Mistress Quickly), Daniela Pini (Meg Page), Barbara Bargnesi (Nannetta), Luca Casalin (Dr. Cajus), Patrizio Saudelli (Bardolfo), Mattia Denti (Pistole) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Andrea Battistoni |
30 DVDs or 27 Blu-rays in case bound book, (black linen with gold lettering) LP format. All 26 operas [NB this set does not include Aroldo or Jérusalem - Presto] in HD and Surround Sound. Box also includes the Verdi Requiem and Tutto Verdi documentary “Verdi’s Backyard” (52 mins). Includes 124 page booklet. Contains c.40 colour photos. Texts by Philip Gossett (Grove) and Roger Parker. Each opera includes a 10 minute introduction. The case bound book will be in a hard cover slipcase. NTSC Region Code 0 Picture Format: 16:9, HD Sound Format DVD: DTS 5.1, PCM 2.0 Running Time: TBC Booklet: English, German, French Subtitles: Italian (original language), English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE
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| |  | Tutto Verdi: The Complete Operas, Requiem and Documentary
Verdi: | Requiem Dimitra Theodossiou (soprano), Sonia Ganassi (mezzo), Francesco Meli (tenor), Riccardo Zanellato (bass) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Yuri Temirkanov Oberto Mariana Pentcheva (Cuniza), Fabio Sartori (Riccardo), Giovanni Battista Parodi (Oberto), Francesca Sassu (Leonora), Giorgia Bertagni (Imelda) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Antonello Allemandi Un giorno di regno Guido Loconsolo (Il Cavaliere di Belfiore), Andrea Porta (Il Barone di Kelbar), Anna Caterina Antonacci (La Marchesa del Poggio), Alessandra Marianelli (Giulietta di Kelbar), Ivan Magri (Edoardo di Sanval), Paolo Bordogna (Il Signore la Rocca), Ricardo Mirabelli (Il Conte Ivrea), Seung Hwa Paek (Delmonte/Un servo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Donato Renzetti Nabucco Leo Nucci (Nabucco), Bruno Ribiero (Ismale), Riccardo Zanellato (Zaccaria), Dimitra Theodossiou (Abigaille), Anna Maria Chiuri (Fenena), Alessandro Spina (Il Gran Sacerdote di Belo), Mauro Buffoli (Abdallo), Cristina Giannelli (Anna) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Michele Marioti I Lombardi alla prima crociata Roberto de Biasio (Arvino), Michele Pertusi (Pagano), Cristina Giannelli (Viclinda), Dimitra Theodossiou (Giselda), Roberto Tagliavini (Pirro), Gregory Bondatti (Un priore), Jansons Valdis (Acciano), Francesco Meli (Oronte), Daniela Pini (Sofia) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Daniele Callegari Ernani Marco Berti (Ernani), Carlo Guelfi (Don Carlo), Giacomo Prestia (Don Ruy Gomez de Silva), Susan Neves (Elvira), Nicoletta Zanini (Giovanna), Samuele Simoncini (Don Riccardo), Alessandro Svab (Jago) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Antonello Allemandi I Due Foscari Leo Nucci (Francesco Foscari), Roberto de Biasio (Jacopo Foscari), Tatiana Serjan (Lucrezia Contarini), Gregory Bonfatti (Barbarigo), Marcella Buffoli (Fante), Alessandro Bianchini (Servo del Doge) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Donato Renzetti Alzira Junko Saito (Alzira), Francesco Facini (Alvaro), Thomas Gazheli (Gusmano), Joshua Lindsay (Ovando), Ferdinand von Bothmer (Zamoro), Yasushi Hirano (Ataliba), Anna Lucia Nardi (Zuma), Joe Tsuchizaki (Otumbo) Orchestra di Bolzano e Trento, Istituto Corale ed Orchestrale di Dobbiaco, Gustav Kuhn Attila Giovanni Battista Parodi (Attila), Sebastian Catana (Ezio), Susanna Branchini (Odabella), Roberto de Biasio (Foresto), Cristiano Cremonini (Aldino), Zyian Atfeh (Leone) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Pierfrancesco Maestrini Macbeth Leo Nucci (Macbeth), Sylvie Valayre (Lady Macbeth), Enrico Iori (Banco), Roberto Iuliano (Macduff), Tiziana Tramonti (Dama), Nicola Pascoli (Malcolm), Enrico Turco (Il Medico), Davide Ronzoni (L'araldo), Riccardo di Stefani (Un Domestico), Noris Borgogelli (Il Sicario) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Bruno Bartoletti I Masnadieri Giacomo Prestia (Massimiliano), Aquiles Machado (Carlo), Artur Rucinski (Francesco), Lucrecia Garcia (Amalia), Walter Omaggio (Arminio), Dario Russo (Moser), Massimiliano Chiarolla (Rolla) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro de San Carlo, Nicola Luisotti Il Corsaro runo Ribeiro (Corrado), Andrea Papi (Giovanni), Irina Lungo (Medora), Luca Salsi (Seid), Silvia dalla Benetta (Gulnara), Gregory Bonfatti (Selimo), Angelo Villari (Un eunoco/Uno schiavo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Carlo Montanaro La Battaglia di Legnano Enrico Giuseppe Iori (Federico Barbarossa), Francesco Musini (Primo Console di Milano), Federico Benetti (Secondo Consolo di Milano), Gabriele Sagona (Il Podesta di Como), Leonardo Lopez Linares (Rolando), Dimitra Theodossiou (Lida), Andrew Richards (Arrigo), Giovanni Guagliardo (Marcovaldo), Sharon Pierfederici (Imelda), Alessandro de Angelis (Un Araldo), Nicola Pascoli (Uno Scudiero di Arrigo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Lirico 'Giuseppe Verdi' di Trieste, Boris Brott Luisa Miller Giorgio Surjan (Il Conte di Walter), Marcelo Alvarez (Rodolfo), Francesca Franci (Federica), Rafal Siwek (Wurm), Leo Nucci (Miller), Fiorenza Cedolins (Luisa), Katarina Nikolic (Laura), Angelo Villari (Un Contadino) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Donato Renzetti Stiffelio Roberto Aronica (Stiffelio), Yu Guanqun (Lina), Roberto Frontali (Stankar), Gabriele Magnione (Raffaele), George Andguladze (Jorg), Cosimo Vassallo (Federico), Lorelay Solis (Dorotea) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Andrea Battistoni Rigoletto Francesco Demuro (Il Duca), Leo Nucci (Rigoletto), Nino Machaidze (Gilda), Marco Potti (Sparafucile), Stefanie Iranyi (Maddalena), Katarina Nikolic (Giovanna), Roberto Tagliavini (Monterone), Orazio Mori (Marullo), Mauro Buffoli (Borsa), Ezio Maria Tisi (Il Conte di Ceprano), Scilla Cristiano (La Contessa di Ceprano) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Massimo Zanetti Il Trovatore Claudio Sgura (Il Conte di Luna), Teresa Romano (Leonora), Mzia Nioradze (Azucena), Marcelo Alvarez (Manrico), Deyan Vatchkov (Ferrando), Cristina Giannelli (Ines), Roberto Jachini Virgili (Ruiz), Enrico Rinaldo (Un vecchio zingaro), Seung Hwa Peak (Un messo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Yuri Temirkanov La Traviata Svetla Vassileva (Violetta), Massimo Giordano (Alfredo), Vladimir Stoyano (Germont), Daniela Pini (Flora), Gianlua Floris (Gastone), Roberto Tagliavini (Dottore Grenvil), Armando Gabba (Barone Douphol), Filippo Polinelli (Marchese d'Obigny) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Yuri Temirkanov I Vespri Siciliani Leo Nucci (Guide di Monforte), Dario Russo (Il Sire di Bethune), Andrea Mastroni (Il Conte Vaudemont), Fabio Armiliato (Arrigo), Giacomo Prestia (Giovanni da Procida), Daniela Dessi (Elena), Adriana di Paola (Ninetta), Raoul d'Eramo (Danieli), Roberto Jachini Virgili (Tebaldo), Alessandro Battiato (Roberto), Camillo Facchino (Manfredo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Massimo Zanetti Simon Boccanegra Leo Nucci (Simon Boccanegra), Robert Scandiuzzi (Jacopo Fiesco), Simone Piazzola (Paolo Albiani), Paolo Pecchioli (Pietro), Tamar Iveri (Amelia/Maria), Francesco Meli (Gabriele Adorno) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Daniele Callegari Un ballo in maschera Francesco Meli (Riccardo), Vladimir Stoyanov (Renato), Kristin Lewis (Amelia), Elisabetta Fiorillo (Ulrica), Serena Gamberoni (Oscar), Filippo Polinelli (Silvano), Antonio Barbargallo (Samuel), Enrico Rinaldo (Tom), Cosimo Vassallo (Un giudice), Enrico Paolillo (Un servo) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Gianluigi Gelmetti La forza del destino Dimitra Theodossiou (Leonora), Vladimir Stoyanov (Don Carlo), Aquiles Machado (Don Alvaro), Mariana Pentcheva (Preziosilla), Roberto Scanduzzi (Padre Guardiano), Carlo Lepore (Fra Melitone), Ziyan Afteh (Il Marchese di Calatrava), Adriana di Paola (Curra), Hyung Ho Kim (Mastro Trabucco) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Gianluigi Gelmetti Don Carlo Giacomo Prestia (Filippo II), Mario Malagnini (Don Carlo), Simone Piazzola (Rodrigo), Luciano Montanaro (Il Grande Inquisitore), Cellia Costea (Elisabetta di Valois), Alla Pozniak (Eboli), Irene Candelier (Tebaldo/Una Voce dal Cielo), Antonio Feltracco (Il Conte di Lerma/Un Araldo Reale) Orchestral Regionale dell'Emilia-Romagna, Coro Lirico Amadeus, Fabrizio Ventura Aida Susanna Brachini (Aida), Mariana Pentcheva (Amneris), Walter Fraccaro (Radames), Alberto Gazale (Amonasro), Carlo Malinverno (Il Re di Egitto), George Andguladze (Ramfis), Cosimo Vassallo (Un messaggiero), Yu Guanqun (Una sacerdotessa) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Antonino Fogliani Otello Aleksandrs Antonenko (Otello), Marina Poplavskaya (Desdemona), Carlos Àlvarez (Iago), Barbara Di Castri (Emilia), Stephen Costello (Cassio), Antonello Ceron (Roderigo), Mikhail Petrenko (Lodovico), Simone del Savio (Montano), Andrea Porta (Un araldo) Wiener Philharmoniker, Wiener Staatsopernchor, Riccardo Muti Falstaff Ambrogio Maestri (Falstaff), Luca Salsi (Ford), Antonio Gandia (Fenton), Svetla Vassileva (Alice Ford), Romina Tomasoni (Mistress Quickly), Daniela Pini (Meg Page), Barbara Bargnesi (Nannetta), Luca Casalin (Dr. Cajus), Patrizio Saudelli (Bardolfo), Mattia Denti (Pistole) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Andrea Battistoni Giovanna d'Arco Evan Bowers (Carlo VII), Renato Bruson (Giacomo), Svetla Vassileva (Giovanna), Luigi Petroni (Delil), Maurizio lo Piccolo (Talbot) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Bruno Bartoletti |
30 DVDs or 27 Blu-rays in case bound book, (black linen with gold lettering) LP format. All 26 operas [NB this set does not include Aroldo or Jérusalem - Presto] in HD and Surround Sound. Box also includes the Verdi Requiem and Tutto Verdi documentary “Verdi’s Backyard” (52 mins). Includes 124 page booklet. Contains c.40 colour photos. Texts by Philip Gossett (Grove) and Roger Parker. Each opera includes a 10 minute introduction. The case bound book will be in a hard cover slipcase. Sound Format: Blu-ray: DTS-HD MA 5.1, PCM 2.0 Running Time: TBC Booklet: English, German, French Subtitles: Italian (original language), English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE
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Giovanni Battista Parodi (Attila), Susanna Branchini (Odabella), Sebastián Catana (Ezio), Roberto de Biasio (Foresto), Cristiano Cremonini (Uldino), Zyian Atfeh (Leone) Orchestra e Coro del Teatro Regio di Parma, Andrea Battistoni Based on a Romantic tragedy by Zacharias Werner, Attila is set in the 5th century AD. The opera takes as its starting point Attila’s plans to storm Rome with his army of Huns and the Roman’s attempts to prevent him. As with Nabucco and I Lombardi, Verdi spiced up the action with a number of patriotic choruses, guaranteeing that – against the background of the Italian movement for unification – the opera was a great success. Bonus: 10 minute introduction to the opera Picture Format: 16:9, HD Sound Format: DVD: DTS 5.1, PCM 2.0 Running Time: 128 mins (opera 118 mins) Booklet: English, German, French Subtitles: Italian (original language), English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE “Susanna Branchini is a fiery Odabella...scything her way through the role with some evidence of rawness in the more strenuous coloratura passages but producing some nicely quiet singing when required. conductor Andrea Battistoni looks very young indeed, but he has the measure of Verdi’s score and gives it plenty of wallop” MusicWeb International, April 2013 | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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Orlin Anastasov (Attila), Ventselav Anastasov (Ezio), Radostina Nikolaeva (Odabella), Daniel Damvanov (Foresto), Plamen Papazikov (Uldino), Dimitar Stanchev (Leone) Orchestra & chorus of the Sofia Opera, Alessandro Sangiorgi (conductor) & Plamen Kartaloff (stage director) To celebrate Giuseppe Verdi’s anniversary year in 2013, Dynamic have chosen to release on DVD Verdi’s tragedy Attila, an opera which at the time was one of his most successful and won a lot of praise from critics. Attila was Verdi’s ninth opera and came between Alzira and Macbeth. As the subject of the opera Verdi chose the tragedy Attila, King of the Huns by the German playwright Werner. Attila explores a pivotal moment in history—the collapse of the Roman Empire under brutal attacks from the “barbarians” led by the opera’s title character. The Bulgarian opera star Orlin Anastasov takes the lead as Attila and delivers an amazing vocal performance. This production, the most modern on the market, was recorded in 2011 from the impressive medieval stronghold of the Tsaverets Fortress in Veliko Tamovo, Bulgaria. Picture Format: 16:9 Sound Format: LPCM 2.0 / Dolby digital 5.1 Subtitles: French, English, German, Spanish, Italian, Bulgarian Booklet Notes: Italian, English Running Time: 108 minutes Available Worldwide | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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Giovanna d’Arco is based on Friedrich Schiller’s tragedy The Maid of Orleans and deals with the life of Joan of Arc. But Verdi and his librettist Temistocle Solera departed from both Schiller and historical fact by turning Joan’s father into the opera’s powerful antagonist. Ever since its first performance in Milan in 1845, Giovanna d’Arco has been admired and loved for its emotionally affecting arias and thrilling choral writing. Bonus: 10 minute introduction to the opera Released for the first time on Blu-ray. Sound Format: Blu-ray: DTS-HD MA 5.01 PCM 2.0 Running Time: 125 mins (opera 115 mins) Booklet: English, German, French Subtitles: Italian (original language), English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese AVAILABLE WORLDWIDE | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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Paolo Silveri (Simon Boccanegra), Antonietta Stella (Maria Boccanegra), Mario Petri (Jacopo Fiesco), Carlo Bergonzi (Gabriele Adorno), Walter Monachesi (Paolo Albiani), Giorgio Giorgetti (Pietro), Walter Collo (Un capitano dei balestrieri) & Bianca Furlai (Un’ancella) Orchestra Sinfonica e Coro di Roma della RAI, Francesco Molinari-Pradelli | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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| |  | Historic Mono Recording: Rome, June 12th, 1951
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