La Fille du Regiment. 4/1/04 Bologna -Mei, Florez, Vavrille, Practico, Carnevalli
Inspired by Festat's and Clayton's listening earlier in the week:
I was going to say this rocks.. I'll guess I should come up with better cliche.
La Fille du Regiment. 4/1/04 Bologna -Mei, Florez, Vavrille, Practico, Carnevalli
"Music is enought for a whole lifetime--but a lifetime is not enough for music." --Sergei Vasilyevich Rachmaninoff
I've taken Sir Georg to the supermarket and back. I hope he's enjoyed the walk.
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"Every theatre is an insane asylum, but an opera theatre is the ward for the incurables."
FRANZ SCHALK, attributed, Losing the Plot in Opera: Myths and Secrets of the World's Great Operas
Yesterday's walking music:
This recording is quite wonderful. Samuel Ramey in all his full-throated glory.
Then, today's selection:
I've decided this recording also is quite wonderful and right up there with Solti and Fricsay.
YESS! I wish Krips recorded more. His Mozart was great.
Schreker: der Schatzgrabe
My first purchase from Challenge Classics. I'm extremely impressed by the exceptionally high quality of this product. The sonics are superb (it's a SACD hybrid) and the design is that of a hardcover book beautifully bound, but normal CD size. It includes a superb historical essay describing the life and the times Schreker was living in before the rise of Fascism which destroyed his career. And some of his personal notes are included. This opera received 354 performances in over fifty cities between 1920-1925.
Last edited by Soave_Fanciulla; January 6th, 2018 at 05:05 AM.
Yesterday I was looking to go to my favourite Rameau and ended up here
today I wanted to go to my favourite Cavalli and ended up here
It is a good thing I didn't become a bus driver
unless I was a school bus driver
then some of my customers would have thought i woz the best bus driver in the whole world.
I tink I might have to puy Otello on the CD player next.
The other one.
Been out and about exploring the canal towpath in the company of Maestro Lamberto Gardelli. (This mild weather can't last for much longer)
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"Every theatre is an insane asylum, but an opera theatre is the ward for the incurables."
FRANZ SCHALK, attributed, Losing the Plot in Opera: Myths and Secrets of the World's Great Operas
Oh that looks beautiful
I wonder which canal that is
Shropshire Union?
"Every theatre is an insane asylum, but an opera theatre is the ward for the incurables."
FRANZ SCHALK, attributed, Losing the Plot in Opera: Myths and Secrets of the World's Great Operas
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