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Enrico Cossutta, Nicoletta Curiel, Ernesto Gavazzi
Verdi: La Traviata / Muti, Teatro alla Scala
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (21) - Disc #1
1. La Traviata, opera: Prelude
2. La Traviata, opera: Act 1: 'Dell'invito trascora è già l'ora...'
3. La Traviata, opera: Act 1: 'In Alfredo Germont, o signora'
4. La Traviata, opera: Act 1: 'Libiamo ne' lieti calici'
5. La Traviata, opera: Act 1: 'Che è ciò?' - 'Non gradireste ora le danze?'
6. La Traviata, opera: Act 1: 'Un dì, felice, eterea'
7. La Traviata, opera: Act 1: 'Si ridesta in ciel l'aurora'
8. La Traviata, opera: Act 1: 'È strano!... È strano!...'
9. La Traviata, opera: Act 1: 'Ah, fors'è lui che l'anima'
10. La Traviata, opera: Act 1: 'Follie!... Follie!... Delirio vano è questo!... Sempre libera degg'io'
11. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Lunge de lei per me non v'ha diletto!'
12. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'De' miei bollenti spiriti'
13. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Annina, donde vieni?' - 'Da Parigi'
14. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'O mio rimorso! O infamia'
15. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Alfredo?' - 'Per Parigi or or partiva'
16. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Ah, ah, scopriva Flora il mio ritiro!'
17. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Pura siccome un angelo'
18. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Bella voi siete e giovine'
19. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Dite alla giovine sì bella e pura'
20. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Imponete' - 'Non amarlo ditegli'
21. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Morrò!... La mia memoria'
Track Listings (23) - Disc #2
1. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Dammi tu forza, o cielo!'
2. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Ah, vive sol quel core all'amor mio!...'
3. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Di Violetta! Perché son io commosso!...'
4. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Di Provenza il mar, il suol chi dal cor ti cancellò?'
5. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Né rispondi d'un padre all'affetto?'
6. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'No, non udrai rimproveri'
7. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Avrem lieta de maschere la notte'
8. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Noi siamo zingarelle'
9. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Di Madride noi siam mattadori'
10. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Alfredo!... Voi!...' - 'Sì, amici...'
11. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Invitato a qui seguirmi'
12. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Or tutti a me'
13. La Traviata, opera: Act 2: 'Di sprezzo degno se stesso rende'
14. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: Prelude
15. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: 'Annina?' - 'Commandate?'
16. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: 'Teneste la promessa...'
17. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: 'Largo al quadrupede'
18. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: 'Parigi, o cara, noi lascermo'
19. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: 'Ah, non più... a un tempio... Alfredo, andiamo'
20. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: 'Gran Dio! morir sì giovine'
21. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: 'Ah, Violetta!...' - 'Voi, signor!...'
22. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: 'Prendi; quest'è l'immagine'
23. La Traviata, opera: Act 3: 'È strano!...' - 'Che!' - 'Cessarono gli spasimi'

CD Details

All Artists: Enrico Cossutta, Nicoletta Curiel, Ernesto Gavazzi, Marcello Conati, Enzo Capuano, Orazio Mori
Title: Verdi: La Traviata / Muti, Teatro alla Scala
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Sony
Release Date: 8/24/1993
Genre: Classical
Style: Opera & Classical Vocal
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 074645248622

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CD Reviews

STOP

11/28/2003

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Don't buy this one. It has been rereleased in Europe by Sony at half the price."

A puzzle

Rabbit the Reader | 12/22/2003

(3 out of 5 stars)

"As someone who finds Muti's tyrannical insistence on singers NEVER deviating from the written note (even in the bel canto operas of Donizetti, Bellini and Rossini) abhorrent and incomprehensible, I am completely at a loss as to how Fabbricini was allowed to cap 'Sempre libera' with the traditional high E flat - a pretty good one, too. If she was permitted that note, why wasn't Alagna allowed a high C at the conclusion of 'O mio rimorso'? Can anybody explain??? Apart from this puzzlement, the performance is quite involving, though my favourites are Sutherland & Pavarotti, Cotrubas & Domingo, and Sills & Gedda (all, coincidentally, of whom sing the unwritten E flat and top C respectively). And if you're into high note interpolations, get the peformance on Naxos with Mercedes Capsir, or an early live one with Callas, where both sopranos end the second act with another high E flat!"

Wrong cover

Filippo Secondo | 09/07/2007

(5 out of 5 stars)

"The misleading customer image is that of the 2003 reissue (slime line and without booklet), not the original 1993 jewel-box release, which contains the libretto, and whose cover features captions from the Scala production. This error is evident from: the issue date (1993), pre-2003 customer reviews (from 1999 onwards), the price (the re-release version costs around 16, not 33, bucks), as well as the Marketplace sellers' references to 'box', 'jewel case', and 'booklet'."