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1. 1. Gaetano Donizetti: Lucia Di Lammermoor [New York -- December 9, 1961: Joan Sutherland, Richard Tucker, Frank Guarrera, Nicola Moscona, Robert Nagy, Charles Anthony, Thelma Votipka; Silvio Varviso]
2. 2. Giacomo Puccini: Il Trittico (Il Tabarro, Suor Angelica, Gianni Schicchi); [Placido Domingo, Renata Scotto, Ileana Cotrubas, Marilyn Horne, Ingvar Wixell, Tito Gobbi; New Philharmonia Orchestra, London Symphony Orchestra; Lorin Maazel, Conductor]
3. 3. Jacques Offenbach: Les Contes d'Hoffmann (The Tales of Hoffmann) [Placido Domingo, Catherine Malfitano, Jose Van Dam, Ann Murray, Remy Corazza, Jocelyn Taillon, Kurt Rydl; Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra; James Levine; Salzburg Festival; August 6, 1981]
4. 4. Giuseppe Verdi: La Forza Del Destino [1958 RCA Recording Reissued on Great Opera Performances] [Zinka Milanov, Giuseppe Di Stefano, Leonard Warren, Rosalind Elias, Giorgio Tozzi, Dino Mantovani; Orchestra and Chorus of the Accademia Di Santa Cecilia; Fernando Previtali] and Live Highlights From "Manon Lescaut," "La Boheme," and "Tosca" with Giuseppe Di Stefano and Renata Tebaldi in 1954 and 1958.
5. 5. Giuseppe Verdi: Otello [New York -- March 12, 1955: Renata Tebaldi, Mario Del Monaco, Leonard Warren, Martha Lipton, Paul Franke, James McCracken, Luben Vichey; Fritz Stiedry]
6. 6. Passione (Amazon.com Exclusive Limited CD+DVD Edition)
7. 7. Leoncavallo: I Pagliacci [New York -- April 11, 1964: Franco Corelli, Lucine Amara, Anselmo Colzani, Calvin Marsh, Franco Ghitti; Nello Santi]

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1. 1. Manon Lescaut
2. 2. Great Conductors At the Opera: [Richard Wagner: Lohengrin (Act I) -- November 26, 1945: Helen Traubel, Torsten Ralf, Herbert Janssen, Hugh Thompson; Fritz Busch // Tristan und Isolde (Act II): December 11, 1943 -- Helen Traubel, Kerstin Thorborg, Lauritz Melchior, Norman Cordon, Sir Thomas Beecham // Die Meistersinger (Act II and Act III, Scene 4): February 10, 1945: Eleanor Steber, Herbert Janssen, Charles Kullman, Kerstin Thorborg, Emanuel List, Gerhard Pechner, George Szell] AND Torsten Ralf in selections from Lohengrin (1939 and 1945), Kirsten Flagstad and Thomas Beecham in Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder on December 21, 1952 with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
3. 3. Richard Wagner: Parsifal -- Act II (Complete) [New York -- April 15, 1938: Lauritz Melchior, Kirsten Flagstad, Arnold Gabor; Erich Leinsdorf] and Finale to Act III: Lauritz Melchior, Herbert Janssen
4. 4. Charles Gounod: Faust [New York -- April 15, 1944: Raoul Jobin, Licia Albanese, Ezio Pinza, Martial Singher, Lucielle Browning, Thelma Votipka; Sir Thomas Beecham]
5. 5. Gounod: Romeo Et Juliette [New York: February 1, 1947; Jussi Bjorling (Bjoerling), Bidu Sayao, John Brownlee, Nicola Moscona, Mimi Benzell, Claramae Turner, Thomas Hayward, Emil Cooper] [Remastered on the Myto Historical Series Label] + as a bonus, Jussi Bjorling sings "Ingemisco," "La fleur que tu m'avais jetee," "Salut demeure chaste et pure," and "Che gelida manina," from 1938, conducted by Nils Grevillius
6. 6. Johann Strauss, Jr.: Die Fledermaus (Sung in English) [New York -- December 13, 1958: Hilde Gueden (Guden), Theodor Uppman, Roberta Peters, Cesare Valletti, Blanche Thebom, Frank Guarrera, Paul Franke, Clifford Harvuot, Jack Gilford; Erich Leinsdorf]
7. 7. Giacomo Puccini: La Boheme [New York -- March 11, 1961: Victoria de los Angeles, Barry Morell, Heidi Krall, Lorenzo Testi, Roald Reitan, William Wildermann, Fernando Corena; George Schick]

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Giacomo Puccini: Madama Butterfly [Anna Moffo, Renato Cioni, Miti Truccato Pace, Afro Poli, Gino Del Signore, Orchestra and Chorus of RAI Milan; Oliviero De Fabritiis] (January 24, 1956)

 

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• Giacomo Puccini: Madama Butterfly [Anna Moffo, Renato Cioni, Miti Truccato Pace, Afro Poli, Gino Del Signore, Orchestra and Chorus of RAI Milan; Oliviero De Fabritiis] (January 24, 1956)