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This recording of Verdi's Stiffelio comes with an English translated libretto, and a fine release it is, with the soaring soprano Angeles Gulin, so under-represented on records, and the clarion, heroic tones of tenor Mario Del Monaco, whose many fans will treasure this addition to his discography.
This recording of Verdi's Stiffelio comes with an English translated libretto, and a fine release it is, with the soaring soprano Angeles Gulin, so under-represented on records, and the clarion, heroic tones of tenor Mario Del Monaco, whose many fans will treasure this addition to his discography. Read less
Works on This Recording
1.
Stiffelio by Giuseppe Verdi
Performer:
Joshua Hecht (Baritone),
Luigi Paolillo (Tenor),
Eva Ruta (Mezzo Soprano),
Giulio Fioravanti (Bass),
Mario Del Monaco (Tenor),
Angeles Gulin (Soprano),
Angelo Marchiandi (Tenor)
Conductor:
Oliviero de Fabritiis
Orchestra/Ensemble:
Naples Teatro San Carlo Chorus,
Naples Teatro San Carlo Orchestra
Period: Romantic
Written: 1850; Italy
Date of Recording: 01/07/1973
Sound Samples
Stiffelio: Oh santo libro
Stiffelio: Son quanti giorni?
Stiffelio: Viva Stiffelio! Viva!
Stiffelio: Non ha per me un'accento!
Stiffelio: Tosto ei disse!
Stiffelio: Verrŕ Dovrň risponder!
Stiffelio: Plaudiam! Di Stiffelio
Stiffelio: Cugino, pensate al sermone?
Stiffelio: Oh qual m'invade ed agita
Stiffelio: Oh cielo! Dove son io!
Stiffelio: Dessa non č, comprendilo
Stiffelio: Ei fugge! E con tal foglio
Stiffelio: Dite ai fratei che al tempio
Stiffelio: Inevitabil fu questo colloquio
Stiffelio: Non punirmi, Signor, nel tuo furore
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