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CD95967 Lorraine Hunt-Lieberson in NYCO Clemenza di Tito
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CD95967 Lorraine Hunt-Lieberson in NYCO Clemenza di Tito
Lorraine Hunt-Lieberson in NYCO Clemenza di Tito
Many thanks to "lastcastrato" for this upload which is indeed appreciated. I attended one of the performances of this run and it was very special.
I would add to the provided data that the conductor is Harry Bicket and the Vitellia is Marie Plette (not Platt) and the Publio Jake Gardner (not Gardiner).
Christopher NYC
--- In OperaShare@yahoogroups.com, "lastcastrato" wrote:
>
> I recently joined Opera Share, and this is my very first upload. I hope it
makes a lot of people happy...This seems to be a very elusive recording. Enjoy!
>
> In-house recording
> April 4, 2000
> New York City Opera
> 256kbps
>
> Tito: Kurt Streit
> Sesto: Lorraine Hunt-Lieberson
> Vitellia: Marie Platt
> Servilia: Tracy Dahl
> Annio: Laura Tucker
> Publio: Jake Gardiner
Lorraine Hunt-Lieberson in NYCO Clemenza di Tito
Many thanks to "lastcastrato" for this upload which is indeed appreciated. I attended one of the performances of this run and it was very special.
I would add to the provided data that the conductor is Harry Bicket and the Vitellia is Marie Plette (not Platt) and the Publio Jake Gardner (not Gardiner).
Christopher NYC
--- In OperaShare@yahoogroups.com, "lastcastrato"
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