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CD92992 Il trovatore - Karajan-Bonisolli in wav-flac
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CD92992 Il trovatore - Karajan-Bonisolli in wav-flac
With pleasure I respond to the request to upload this recording in wav-flac.
To avoid any misunderstanding: this is NOT the official recording, but the live-recording from the Grosses Festspielhaus by the Austrian radio and with a different cast (Fiorenza Cossotto as Azucena and José van Dam as Ferrando!). The soloists come through very well, but the orchestra does not sound really briilliant (at least to my taste) and there is some rumble in the background.
Verdi: Il trovatore - Salzburger Osterfestspiele 1977
Manrico - Franco Bonisolli Leonora - Leontyne Price Il conte di Luna - Piero Cappuccilli Azucena - Fiorenza Cossotto Ferrando - José van Dam Ines - Maria Venuti Ruiz - Heinz Zednik Chor der Wiener Staatsoper Berliner Philharmoniker Dirigent: Herbert von Karajan - after unzipping you have 2 cd-folders with flac-files and cue-sheets - use a convertor (Flac Frontend for instance) to translate the flac-files back to wav-files - go to the first map and if you have a good cue-splitter installed (I always use Medieval Cue Splitter) you have two steps to go: a. click on the cue sheet; now Medieval Cue Splitter starts working and you see a screen (you do not have to open Medieval Cue Splitter – if it is on your pc, the program will find it) b. click `SPLIT' (probably left side underneath) and the splitter does its work (but you may have to browse to the map with the cue sheet and the wav-file) - afterwards you have a lot of files in that map; you only need the files with exact the same name and a number (from 1 to ...) – those are the tracks you need to burn a cd. - take care that your cd-burner does not create gaps between the tracks. i-Tunes works excellent.
With pleasure I respond to the request to upload this recording in wav-flac.
To avoid any misunderstanding: this is NOT the official recording, but the live-recording from the Grosses Festspielhaus by the Austrian radio and with a different cast (Fiorenza Cossotto as Azucena and José van Dam as Ferrando!). The soloists come through very well, but the orchestra does not sound really briilliant (at least to my taste) and there is some rumble in the background.
Verdi: Il trovatore - Salzburger Osterfestspiele 1977
Manrico - Franco Bonisolli Leonora - Leontyne Price Il conte di Luna - Piero Cappuccilli Azucena - Fiorenza Cossotto Ferrando - José van Dam Ines - Maria Venuti Ruiz - Heinz Zednik Chor der Wiener Staatsoper Berliner Philharmoniker Dirigent: Herbert von Karajan - after unzipping you have 2 cd-folders with flac-files and cue-sheets - use a convertor (Flac Frontend for instance) to translate the flac-files back to wav-files - go to the first map and if you have a good cue-splitter installed (I always use Medieval Cue Splitter) you have two steps to go: a. click on the cue sheet; now Medieval Cue Splitter starts working and you see a screen (you do not have to open Medieval Cue Splitter – if it is on your pc, the program will find it) b. click `SPLIT' (probably left side underneath) and the splitter does its work (but you may have to browse to the map with the cue sheet and the wav-file) - afterwards you have a lot of files in that map; you only need the files with exact the same name and a number (from 1 to ...) – those are the tracks you need to burn a cd. - take care that your cd-burner does not create gaps between the tracks. i-Tunes works excellent.
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