3LP with Music Score RARE - Verdi, Il Trovatore, Alberto Erede Conducting

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Giuseppe Verdi - Il Trovatore
RARE 3LP Vinyl Box Set with Music Score

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3LP with Music Score RARE - Verdi, Il Trovatore, Alberto Erede Conducting
Label: London Records - XLLA 50
Format: Vinyl, 3LP, Album, Boxset
Country: UK

Credits:
Baritone Vocals, Performer [Old Gipsy] – Antonio Balbi
Baritone Vocals, Performer [The Count Di Luna] – Ugo Savarese
Bass Vocals, Performer [Ferrando] – Giorgio Tozzi
Chorus – Chorus Of The Maggio Musicale Fiorentino
Composed By – Giuseppe Verdi
Conductor – Alberto Erede
Libretto By – S. Cammarano
Mezzo-soprano Vocals, Performer [Azucena] – Giulietta Simionato
Orchestra – Orchestre De La Suisse Romande
Soprano Vocals, Performer [Inez] – Luisa Maragliano
Soprano Vocals, Performer [Leonora] – Renata Tebaldi
Tenor Vocals, Performer [Manrico] – Mario Del Monaco
Tenor Vocals, Performer [Ruiz], Performer [A Messenger] – Athos Cesarini

3 Vinyl are VG+ with minor surface wear.
Inner box is EX/VG++.
Outer box is intact with minor edge and surface wear.
240 page music score present VG+.

History:
Alberto Erede (1909 – 2001) was an Italian conductor, particularly associated with operatic work. Born in Genoa, Erede studied there before studying in Milan, then with Felix Weingartner at Basle, and after this with Fritz Busch at Dresden. He made his debut in Turin in 1935, conducting Der Ring des Nibelungen. He also conducted at the Salzburg Festival. Fritz Busch invited him to Glyndebourne in England, where he conducted several performances before the war. He went back to England after the war, in 1946, to become music director of the New London Opera Company. From 1950 to 1955 he conducted at the Metropolitan Opera House, New York. From 1956 he was at the Deutsche Oper am Rhein and was the musical director there from 1958 to 1962. He conducted Wagner's Lohengrin at Bayreuth in 1968, being the first Italian to appear there since Arturo Toscanini. In 1985 he made guest appearances in Sydney with the Australian Opera; a video recording of Puccini's Tosca, with Erede conducting, was made at the Sydney Opera House during that year. He died in Monte Carlo in 2001.

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