Verdi: Nabucco/ Tito Gobbi, Elena Suliotis, Bruno Prevedi/ 3 LP Box England Rare

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Verdi, Vienna Opera Orchestra and Tito Gobbi, Elena Suliotis,
Bruno Prevedi, Carlo Cava, Chorus, Lamberto Gardelli ?– Nabucco

Label:
London Records ?– OSA 1382
Format:
3 × Vinyl, LP Box Set, Stereo
Country:
England, UK
Released:
1966
Genre:
Classical
Style:
Opera

Tracklist

    Nabucco (Nabucodonosor) - An Opera In Four Acts

A1     Overture    
A2     Act 1. Part 1. Gli Arredi Festivi    
B     Act 1. Part 2. Fenena! O Mia Diletta    
C1     Act 2. Scene 1. Ben Lo T'invenni    
C2     Act 2. Scene 2. Part 1. Vieni, O Levita    
D     Act 2. Scene 2. Concl. Chi Si Vuol?    
E1     Act 3. Scene 1. E L'Assiria Una Regina    
E2     Act 3. Scene 2. Va Pensiero    
F     Act 4. Son Pur Queste Mie Membra
   
Companies etc

    Record Company – The Decca Record Company Limited – OSA 1382

Credits

    Chorus – Vienna Opera Chorus
    Chorus Master – Roberto Benaglio
    Composed By – Verdi
    Conductor – Lamberto Gardelli
    Libretto By – Temistocle Solera
    Liner Notes – Andrew Porter, Peggie Cochrane
    Orchestra – Vienna Opera Orchestra
    Vocals [Abdallo] – Walter Kräutler
    Vocals [Abigaille] – Elena Suliotis
    Vocals [Anna] – Anna D'Auria
    Vocals [Fenena] – Dora Carral
    Vocals [High Priest] – Giovanni Foiani
    Vocals [Ismaele] – Bruno Prevedi
    Vocals [Nabucco] – Tito Gobbi
    Vocals [Zaccaria] – Carlo Cava

Notes
Wide Silverband Label, deep grooved, "Made in England by the Decca Record Co. Ltd." at 12o Clock.
Black and white printed libretto.
Gold printed Spine

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