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    The Mezzo broadcast of Il Trovatore, from La Monnaie.

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    One of my first opera DVDs, I like that impression when you go back to something you didn't watch/listen since you were almost total beginner to opera and you're like REALLY? ARE ALL THOSE SINGERS THERE? because back in the day you didn't know who on Earth they are and now you're great fan (in my case of Gruberova, also admirer of Furlanetto and Stratas + Ziegler and Lima are not unfamiliar names either).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Festat View Post
    Are you aware of the Divina label release with Callas and Del Monaco?

    Great sound and huge media file with production photos etc.
    http://www.divinarecords.com/dvn017/dvn017.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dark_Angel View Post
    Are you aware of the Divina label release with Callas and Del Monaco?

    Great sound and huge media file with production photos etc.
    http://www.divinarecords.com/dvn017/dvn017.html
    OOH, $19,99! Just bought it. (:

    From the lossless sample it is indeed better than this Myto release I own:



    (I just buy them because I love their graphic choice among so much tacky boxing opera records get.)

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    Been listening to this heaps today:



    Love it.
    Quote Originally Posted by Richard Wagner
    Wherever the fish are, that's where we go.

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    Erich Wolfgang Korngold
    DIE TOTE STADT
    Wiesbaden, 29-October-1997

    Paul: Hubert Delamboye
    Marietta: Sue Patchell
    Frank: Johann-Werner Prein
    Brigitta: Diane Pilcher
    Pierrot: Michael Nelle
    Juliette: Annette Luig
    Lucienne: Julia Olesch
    Victorin: Scott MacAllister
    Albert: Karsten Ruß

    Conductor: Toshiyuki Kamioka

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    Right now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Festat View Post
    Right now
    (Na Na Na)

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    Heinrich Ludwig Egmont Dorn (1804-1892)

    DIE NIBELUNGEN
    Grosse Oper in fünf Akten op. 73 von Eduard L. Gerber
    Uraufführung: Weimar, 22. März 1854


    Plauen Zwickau, 8 mayo 2004


    Brunhild, Königin von Isenland (Mezzo) .................................... Judith Schubert
    Tyro, Küstenwächter auf Isenland (Bass) ................................. Werner Rautentstengel
    Ein Herold der Königin (Tenor) ............................................... Taras Ivaniv
    Günther, König der Burgunden (Tenor) .................................... Guido Hackhausen
    Chriemhild, dessen Schwester (Sopran) ................................... Maria Gessler
    Hagen von Tronegge (Bass) .................................................. . Hagen Erkrath
    Marschall Dankwart (Bariton) ................................................. Reinhard Hein
    Volker von Alzei (Tenor) .................................................. ...... Michael Simmen
    Siegfried, Thronerbe von Niederland (Bariton) .......................... Martin Kronthaler
    Etzel, König der Hunnen (Bariton) .......................................... Hasso Wardeck
    Ein hunnischer Krieger (Tenor) ............................................... Taras Ivaniv
    Krieger und Volk von Burgund und der Hunnen

    Opernchor des Theaters Plauen-Zwickau
    Philharmonisches Orchester Plauen-Zwickau

    Director: Georg-Christoph Sandmann

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    Quote Originally Posted by Schigolch View Post
    Heinrich Ludwig Egmont Dorn (1804-1892)

    DIE NIBELUNGEN
    Grosse Oper in fünf Akten op. 73 von Eduard L. Gerber
    Uraufführung: Weimar, 22. März 1854


    Plauen Zwickau, 8 mayo 2004


    Brunhild, Königin von Isenland (Mezzo) .................................... Judith Schubert
    Tyro, Küstenwächter auf Isenland (Bass) ................................. Werner Rautentstengel
    Ein Herold der Königin (Tenor) ............................................... Taras Ivaniv
    Günther, König der Burgunden (Tenor) .................................... Guido Hackhausen
    Chriemhild, dessen Schwester (Sopran) ................................... Maria Gessler
    Hagen von Tronegge (Bass) .................................................. . Hagen Erkrath
    Marschall Dankwart (Bariton) ................................................. Reinhard Hein
    Volker von Alzei (Tenor) .................................................. ...... Michael Simmen
    Siegfried, Thronerbe von Niederland (Bariton) .......................... Martin Kronthaler
    Etzel, König der Hunnen (Bariton) .......................................... Hasso Wardeck
    Ein hunnischer Krieger (Tenor) ............................................... Taras Ivaniv
    Krieger und Volk von Burgund und der Hunnen

    Opernchor des Theaters Plauen-Zwickau
    Philharmonisches Orchester Plauen-Zwickau

    Director: Georg-Christoph Sandmann
    Very interesting. This follows the German Nibelungenlied rather than the Norse Edda sagas, where Chriemhild (Gudrun) is the heroine rather than Brunhild. Siegfried is presumably still the hero, but he's a baritone while Günther is a tenor. I knew about Reyer's Sigurd, but wasn't aware that there was yet another opera dealing with the same general subject as Wagner's Ring.

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