Nicola Moscona, Bruna Castagna, Zinka Milanov, Jussi Björling / CHORUS: Westminster / The NBC Symphony Orchestra / Year 1940
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Arthuro Toscanini
(conductor),
Giuseppe Di Stefano
(tenor),
Cesare Siepi
(bass),
Robert Shaw
(conductor),
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Herva Nelli - soprano, Fedora Barbieri - mezzo-soprano. Recorded: 01/27/1951, New York.
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BBC Symphony Orchestra and Symphony Choir. Dir. A. Toscanini. Soprano - Z.Milanova, contralto - K.Torborg, tenor - X.Rozvenge, bass - Nikola Moscona. London, May 27, 1938 - This is the second recording of Verdi`s Requiem by Toscanini, the 1st was recorded on March 4 of the same year in New York.
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Milan, La Scala Choir and Orchestra. June 26, 1950. Renata Tebaldi (soprano), Chloe Elmo (mezzo-soprano), Giacinto Prandelli (tenor), Cesare Ciepi (bass).
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1st of Toscanini`s recordings of Verdi`s Requiem. New York, Carnegie Hall, March 4, 1938. NBC Symphony Orchestra, Schola Cantorum (New York). Zinka Milanova (soprano), Bruna Castagna (contralto), Charles Cullman (tenor), Nicola Moscona (bass).
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Recorded: 03/14/1954, New York.
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May 11, 1946. La Scala Theater Choir. - The 9th number of the concert at the post-war opening of La Scala. (The 8th was the overture from the Sicilian Vespers, the 10th Intermezzo and the 3rd act of Manon Lescaut Puccini.)
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Live - 11 May 1946 - with Teatro alla Scala Chorus
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BARITONE : Giuseppe Valdengo & Frank Guarrera / ORCHESTRA : The NBC Symphony Orchestra / SOPRANO : Herva Nelli / TENOR : / Year 1950
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Live - August 1936 - Salzburg - Mariano Stabile (Falstaff), Franc Somigli (Alice), Mita Vasari (Meg), Angelica Cravcenco (Quickly), Piero Biasini (Ford), Augusta Oltrabella (Nanetta), Dino Borgioli (Fenton), Alfredo Tedeschi (Cajus), Giuseppi Nessi (Bardolfo), Virgilio Lazzari (Pistola) - Vienna State Opera Chorus
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Aida – Herva Nelli Amneris – Eva Gustavson Radames – Richard Tucker Amonasro – Giuseppe Valdengo Ramfis – Norman Scott Il re dell`Egitto – Dennis Harbour Una messaggero – Virginio Assandri Una sacerdotessa – Teresa Stich-Randall NBC Symphony Orchestra Conductor: Arturo Toscanini Broadcast recording: March 26 (1-2 dd.) and April 2 (3-4 dd.), 1949, New York, Studio 8-H.
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Arthuro Toscanini
(conductor),
Herva Nelli
(Soprano),
Richard Tucker
(tenor),
Eva Gustavson
(contralto),
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Live - 26 March/2 April 1949 - Herva Nelli (Aida), Richard Tucker (Radames), Eva Gustavson (Amneris), Giuseppe Valdegno (Amanasro), Norman Scott (Ramfis), Dennis Harbour (King), Viginio Assandri (Messenger), Teresa Stich-Randall (Priestess) - Robert Shaw Chorale
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From the opera ``Louise Miller`` - 2 d. 3 k. Recitative and aria of Rudolf. Conductor - Arturo Toscanini. Studio recording in the presence of listeners. July 25, 1943.
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Broadcast - 11 November 1952 - Excerpt: Overture
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Arthuro Toscanini
(conductor),
Renata Tebaldi
(soprano),
Giacinto Prandelli
(tenor),
Orchestra Teatro alla Scala (Milano)
Cloe Elmo, Cesare Ciepi. Ðåêâèåì: `Recordare` - 4:24, `Libera me Domini` - 13:35. May 26, 1950, Milan.
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From the opera ``The Lombards`` - 3d.3k. Introduction, dialogue between Giselda and Oronte and trio with the Hermit (Pagano). Giselda - Vivian Della Chiesa (soprano), Oronte - Jean Pierce (tenor), Pagano - Nicola Mascona (bass). Conducted by Arturo Toscanini. Violin solo - Misha Mishakov. Studio recording in the presence of listeners. January 31, 1941
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Arthuro Toscanini
(conductor),
Ramon Vinay
(tenor / baritone),
Herva Nelli
(Soprano),
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Conductor – Arturo Toscanini, Otello– Ramon Vinay, Desdemona– Herva Nelli, Jago– Giuseppe Valdengo, Emilia – Nan Merriman,
Orchestra – NBC Symphony Orchestra, Recorded December 6th & 13th, 1947 at Studio 8-H
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Arthuro Toscanini
(conductor),
Licia Albanese
,
Jan Peerce
(tenor),
Robert Merrill
(baritone),
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Live - 1 and 8 December 1946 - Licia Albanese (Violetta), Jan Peerce (Alfredo), Robert Merrill (Germont), Maxine Stellman (Flora), Joanne Moreland (Annina), John Garris (Gastone), George Cehanovsky (Barone), Paul Dennis (D`Obigny), Arthur Newman (Dottore)
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Overture. May 11, 1946. - The 6th number of the concert at the post-war opening of the La Scala Theater. The 5th number was a prayer from Rossini`s Moses (all the previous ones have already been posted in the Archive, and the commentary to the 5th contains a complete list of all 11 concert numbers), the 7th number was the choir from Nabucco.
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Chorus of Israelis Va pensiero. May 11, 1946. La Scala Choir. - The 7th number of the concert at the post-war opening of the La Scala Theater (the 6th was the overture to `Nabucco`, the 8th was the overture to `Sicilian Vespers`).
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Arthuro Toscanini
(conductor),
Herva Nelli
(Soprano),
Jan Peerce
(tenor),
Robert Merrill
(baritone),
NBC Symphony Orchestra
Live - 17/24 January 1954 - with Claramae Turner, Virginia Haskins, George Cehanovsky, Nicola Moscona, Norman Scott - Robert Shaw Chorale
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Live - 30 March 1940 - Overture
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1928 - Excerpt: Act 1 `Celeste Aida`
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1 March 1936 - Excerpt: Act 1 `Ritorna vincitor`
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Arthuro Toscanini
(conductor),
Giovanni Martinelli
,
Ezio Pinza
(basso),
Orchestra Teatro alla Scala (Milano)
1928 - Excerpt: Act 1 Scene 2 with Teatro all Scala Milan Chorus
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Live - 10 March 1941 - La Traviata - Prelude Act 1
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Overture. May 11, 1946. - The 8th number of the concert at the post-war opening of the La Scala Theater. (The 7th was the chorus from `Nabucco`, the 9th was Verdi`s Te Deum)
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Live - 11 May 1946 - Overture
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24 January 1942 - Overture
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Overture 1952.
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Arthuro Toscanini
(conductor),
Bianca Scacciati
(soprano),
Francesco Merli
(tenor),
Tancredi Pasero
(bass),
Orchestra Teatro alla Scala (Milano)
1932 - Excerpt: Closing scene
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Broadcast - 28 June 1945 - Excerpt: Overture
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Broadcast - 11 November 1952 - Excerpt: Overture
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1935 - Excerpt: Act 3 `Addio del passato`
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1928 - Excerpt: Act 4 `Ella giammi m`amo...dormiro sol`
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1925 - Excerpt: Act 1 `L`Onore`
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13 March 1948 - Excerpt: Act 3 Ballet
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16 September 1948 - Excerpt: Act 3 Ballet
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