Verdi - La Forza Del Destino

Conductor – Francesco Molinari-Pradelli

Orchestra – The Orchestra Of The Accademia Di Santa Cecilia, Rome

Chorus – The Chorus Of The Accademia Di Santa Cecilia, Rome

Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Curra] – Gabriella Carturan

Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Preziosilla] – Giulietta Simionato

Soprano Vocals [Donna Leonora] – Renata Tebaldi

Baritone Vocals [Don Carlo] – Ettore Bastianini

Bass Vocals [Alcade] – Ezio Giordano

Bass Vocals [Fra Melitone] – Fernando Corena

Bass Vocals [Padre Guardiano] – Cesare Siepi

Bass Vocals [The Marquis Of Calatrava] – Silvio Maionica

Tenor Vocals [Don Alvaro] – Mario del Monaco

Tenor Vocals [Surgeon] – Eraldo Coda

Tenor Vocals [Trabuco] – Piero Di Palma

Wide Band FFSS STEREO Labels

"Recording First Published 1958" On Labels

"ORIGINAL RECORDING BY" at 10 o'clock on labels

Matrix / Runout: side 1: ZAL 2816-2E

Matrix / Runout: side 8: ZAL 2823-1K

Matrix / Runout: side 2: ZAL 2817-1K

Matrix / Runout: side 7: ZAL 2822-1K

Matrix / Runout: side 3: ZAL 2818-1K

Matrix / Runout: side 6: ZAL 2821-1K

Matrix / Runout: side 4: ZAL 2819-1K

Matrix / Runout: side 5: ZAL 2820-1K

Rare Original 1958 UK Pressing "Decca ?– SXL 2069/72 STEREO" 4xLP Box

Includes Original Booklet 

Tracks :

Side 1

A1 Overture Act 1: Buona Notte, Mia Figlia - Me Pellegrina Ed Orfana - Ah, Per Sempre, O Mio Bell'angiol - Vil Seduttor! Infame Figlia!

Side 8

B1 Act 4, Scene 2: Pace, Pace, Mio - Lo Muojo! Confessione! - Non Imprecare, umiliati

Side 2

C1 Act 2, Scene 1: Hola, Hola - La Cena é Pronta - Viva La Guerra! - Al Suon Del Tamburo - Padre Eterno, Signor - Viva La Buona Campagnia - Son Pereda, Son Ricco D'onore - Ucciso Fu Quel Marchese?

Side 7

D1 Act 4, Scene 1: Fate La Carita - Auf! Pazienza Non V'ha Che Basti! - Siete Il Portiere? - Invano Alvaro - Le Minaccie, I Fieri Accenti

Side 3

E1 Act 2 Scene 2: Son Giunta! Grazie, O Dio! - Madre, Pietosa Vergine - Chi Siete? - Or Siam Soli - Venita Fidente Alla Croce - Sull'alba Il Piede

Side 6

F1 Act 3, Scene 2 (Pt. 2): Né Gustare M'è Dato - Sleale! Il Segreto Fu Dunque Violato? - Fermi, Arrestate! - Lorche Pifferi E Taburi - A Buon Mercato - Pane - Per Carità - Nella Guerra è La Follia - Toh, Toh! Poffare Il Mondo - Rataplan

Side 4

G1 Act 2, Scene 3: Il Santo Nome Di Dio - La Vergine Degli Angeli, Act 3, Scene 1 (Pt. 1): Attenti Al Gioco - La Vista è Inferno - Oh, Tu Che In Seno Agli Angeli

Side 5

H1 Act 3, Scene 1 (Pt. 2): Al Tradimento - Amici In Vita, In Morte - All'armi - Solenne In Quest'ora - Morir! Tremenda Cosa - Urna Fatale Del Mio Destino Scene 2 (Pt. 1): Compagni, Sostiamo

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Condition Sleeve  :      VG / light age/shelf wear / corner wear

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