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Orchestra Hall, Chicago, 28 May 2011.
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Prelude for piano in D minor (1917)
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Recorded in 1983, France.
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Recorded: May 1987, St.Barnabas Church, London.
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Turandot - Joan Sutherland, Calaf - Luciano Pavarotti, Liu - Montserrat Caballe, Timur - Nicolai Ghiaurov, L`Imperatore Altoum - Peter Pears, Ping - Tom Krause, Pang - Pier Francesco Poli, Pong - Piero de Palma. John Alldis Choir. 1972.
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Academic Symphony Orchestra of the Leningrad State Philharmonic Orchestra, 1959
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Johann Sebastian Bach-Sch. Gounod, arrangement for trumpet and organ by S. Bolotin, organ-Alexander Serdyuk, 1988-1989.
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Mimi - Maria Callas; Rodolfo - Giuseppe di Stefano; Musetta - Anna Moffo; Marcello - Rolando Panerai; Colline - Nicola Zaccaria; Schaunard - Manuel Spatafora. Chorus and Orchestra of La Scala, Milan. Rec. August-September 1956.
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Idomeneo – Placido Domingo; Idamante – Cecilia Bartoli; Arbace – Thomas Hampson; La voce – Bryn Terfel; Elettra – Carol Vaness; Ilia – Heidi Grant Murphy; Gran Cacerdote di Nettuno – Frank Lopardo; Due cretesi – Joyce Guyer, Jane Bunnell; Due troiani – Paul Groves, Yanni Yannissis. The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus – James Levine. Rec. 1994, Manhattan Center Studios, New York
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The 1965 Carnegie Hall concert
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Leif Ove Andsnes - piano. Cleveland Orchestra, Franz Welser-Most - conductor.
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harpsichord - Herbert Taschetsi, Viola da gamba - Nikolaus Harnoncourt
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In Russian. Vladimir Andrianov (Daland), Tamara Bogdanova (Senta), Antonina Stupalskaya (Marie), Mikhail Dovenman (Eric), Àëåêñàíäð Sutyagin (Dutchman), Nikolai Yurchenko (Helmsman). Recorded in 1957.
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`D`amour l`ardente flamme`. Recorded: May 1963, Paris.
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Recorded: 1977, April, Concertgebouw, Amsterdam.
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2008, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, Berlin.
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1. Allegro con brio (14:59) 2. Marcia funebro. Adagio assai (15:33) 3. Scherzo. Allegro vivace (5:52) 4. Finale. Allegro molto (11:44). Recorded in May 1944.
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In Russian. Performers: I.Kozlovsky, A.Ivanov, I.Maslennikova, V.Gavryushov, I.Petrov, I.Ionov, V.Shevtsov, N.Maslov, O.Sedykh, N.Ostroumova, K.Teryokhin, E.Gribova, V.Borisenko. Recorded in 1954
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Hans Sachs - Theo Adam, Veit Pogner - Karl Ridderbusch, Kunz Vogelgesang - Eberhard Büchner, Konrad Nachtigall - Horst Lunow, Sixtus Beckmesser - Geraint Evans, Fritz Kothner - Zoltan Kélémen, Balthasar Zorn - Hans-Joachim Rotzsch, Ulrich Eisslinger - Peter Bindzsus, Augustin Moser - Horst Heistermann, Herman Ortel - Hermann Christian Polster, Hans Schwarz - Heinz Reeh, Hans Foltz - Siegfried Vogel, Walther von Stolzing - René Kollo, David - Peter Schreier, Eva - Helen Donath
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Recorded: August 4, 1950, California. Arr. O. Respighi.
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Stephan Mai - conductor. 2001.
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Alexander Tsfasman and the orchestra conducted by Yuri Silantiev
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Norma – Maria Callas; Adalgisa – Ebe Stignani; Pollione – Mirto Picchi; Oroveso – Giacomo Vaghi; Clotilde – Joan Sutherland; Flavio – Paul Asciak. Covent Garden. Recording of a performance 8 November 1952.
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Date of Recording: 4/1966. Cadenza: Mozart.
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