Giacomo Puccini, Pilar Lorengar ∙ Rita Streich ∙ Sándor Kónya ∙ Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau ∙ Horst Günter ∙ Klaus Bertram ∙ Alberto Erede - La Boheme flac album

LyricsLa bohème: Act I: O diese. iacomo Puccini, Pilar Lorengar, Rita Streich, Sándor Kónya, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Horst Günter, Klaus Bertram, Franz Strauch, Fritz Ollendorff, Fritz Hoppe, Willi Budde, Werner Roese, Berlin State Opera Chorus, Staatskapelle Berlin, Alberto Erede.

LyricsLa bohème: Act II: Orangen.

Composed By – Giacomo Puccini. Conductor – Alberto Erede. Cover – Joachim Herzog. Illustration – G. Amato. Similar version to La Bohème with no Label code on the back cover. Rights Society: GEMA.

La Bohème Lorengar, Streich; Kónya, Fischer-Dieskau, Günter, Bertram; Chor der Staatsoper Berlin, Staatskapelle Berlin, Erede. This 1960 recording from West Berlin is. A strong cast sounds focused and inspired by the conducting of echt Puccinian Alberto Erede. The recorded sound is more than adequate. The German words quickly lose their sting, and one nearly forgets that Rudolf is singing Wie eiskalt ist dies Händchen instead of Che gelida manina. Tenor Sándor Kónya, in fact, has irresistible star power. Caught here in his prime, midway between his successful debuts as Lohengrin at Bayreuth and the Met, the native Hungarian delivers ringing tone in a style that is both comic and ardent.

Staatskapelle Berlin Alberto Erede Recording date not stated. The product you receive will be better quality than what you see and hear below.

Rodolfo - Sándor Kónya Schaunard - Horst Günter Marcello - Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau Colline - Klaus Bertram Mimi - Pilar Lorengar Musetta - Rita Streich Benoit - Fritz Ollendorf Alcindoro - Fritz Hoppe. Staatskapelle Berlin Chor der Staatsoper Berlin Kinderchor der Komischen Oper Conductor Alberto Erede. Transferred from OOP vinyl discs - DG LPM 18720/21 Sorry, only Mono Recorded 1961, Berlin.

Pilar Lorengar, the Spanish singer whose adopted home city was Berlin, especially owed her worldwide but unobtrusive fame to the operatic stage. She was famous for a repertoire ranging from the youthful heroines of Mozart, the youthful dramatic heroines of Verdi and Puccini to tragic girlish figures such as Tchaikovsky's Tatiana and Janacek's Jenufa. The three CDs of the present compilation with arias and Lieder contain sound documents from the singer's first Berlin years, studio and live recordings made between 1959 and 1962