Puccini: Madama Butterfly (3 LP Box Set Metropolitan Opera 1946 MET) Limited
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Puccini: Madama Butterfly
(3 LP Box Set Metropolitan Opera 1946 MET)
The Metropolitan Opera, Giacomo Puccini ?– Madama Butterfly
(Historic Broadcast January 19th, 1946)
Label:
Met Historic Recordings ?– MET-2
Series:
Soria Series –
Format:
3 × Vinyl, LP, Album, Mono, Box
Country:
US
Released:
1975
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Opera
Tracklist
A Act I (Part 1)
B Act I (Part 2)
C1 Act I (Concluded)
C2 Act II (Part 1)
D Act II (Part 2)
E1 Act II (Concluded)
E2 Act III (Part 1)
F Act III (Concluded)
Companies, etc.
Manufactured By – RCA Records
Manufactured For – The Metropolitan Opera Association
Credits
Baritone Vocals – George Cehanovsky, John Baker (26), John Brownlee, Osie Hawkins
Chorus Master – Kurt Herbert Adler
Conductor – Pietro Cimara
Directed By – Desire Defrere
Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Lucielle Browning
Orchestra, Chorus – The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra And Chorus
Soprano Vocals – Licia Albanese, Maxine Stellman
Tenor Vocals – Alessio De Paolis, James Melton
Notes
No catalogue number on spine
- Velvet Covered Metropolitan Opera Box Sets
Limited Edition produced by the MET
Award winning series part of the MET's historical opera archive series.
Produced by Dorle Soria - one of the greatest record producers of all time
Only available by donation to the MET guild.
You will enjoy owning this and playing this rare box set of the MET Historic Broadcasts.
Booklets have wonderful photos of performers, opera text, musical notes and more.
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