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A-Z of Opera

Search: I Puritani: Qui la voce sua soave - Bellini
by: Bologna Cappella Musicale di St Petronio

Release Date October 16, 2000
this cd is indeed a fine way of getting to know opera since that it shows opera from its beginning in the barok period with Monteverdi til the romantic period with Puccini etc. I personally find it beeing a positive thing that the artist are in some ways less known since it gives the listener a chance to hear the pieces in its original form, where famous perfomers tent to change some pieces to fit there perfomence better. I however have a request, perhaps someone would have the quertesy of telling me whom is singing 'Ombra Mai Fú' cd 1 track 4 since the writtings in the folder that follows with the cd, clearly has mixed up the performes, thank you.

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Montserrat Caballe

Search: I Puritani: Qui la voce sua soave - Bellini
by: Montserrat Caballe

Release Date March 16, 1999
this cd is indeed a fine way of getting to know opera since that it shows opera from its beginning in the barok period with Monteverdi til the romantic period with Puccini etc. I personally find it beeing a positive thing that the artist are in some ways less known since it gives the listener a chance to hear the pieces in its original form, where famous perfomers tent to change some pieces to fit there perfomence better. I however have a request, perhaps someone would have the quertesy of telling me whom is singing 'Ombra Mai Fú' cd 1 track 4 since the writtings in the folder that follows with the cd, clearly has mixed up the performes, thank you.

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O mio babbino caro: Famous Soprano Arias from Italian Opera

Search: I Puritani: Qui la voce sua soave - Bellini
by: Various Composers

Release Date October 22, 2001
this cd is indeed a fine way of getting to know opera since that it shows opera from its beginning in the barok period with Monteverdi til the romantic period with Puccini etc. I personally find it beeing a positive thing that the artist are in some ways less known since it gives the listener a chance to hear the pieces in its original form, where famous perfomers tent to change some pieces to fit there perfomence better. I however have a request, perhaps someone would have the quertesy of telling me whom is singing 'Ombra Mai Fú' cd 1 track 4 since the writtings in the folder that follows with the cd, clearly has mixed up the performes, thank you.