The Most Famous Opera Arias
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The Most Famous Opera Arias
Music Price: $3.98
As of Jul 18 23:13 EDT (details)
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| Studio | EMI Classics |
| Release Date | July 19, 1994 |
| UPC Code | 724356830622 |
| Buy this item | $3.98 at Amazon.com
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Tracks
- Rigoletto: Act I - Caro nome
- Rigoletto: Act III - La donna e mobile
- Gianni Schicchi: O mio babbino caro
- Carmen: Act I - Habanera: La voila...L'amour est oiseau rebelle
- Orfeo ed Euridice: Act III - Che faro senz Euridice
- Madama Butterfly: Act III - Un bel di, vedremo
- Romeo et Juliette: Act I - Ah! je veux vivre
- Le nozze di Figaro: Act II - Voi che sapete che cosa e amor
- Samson et Dalila: Act II - Mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix
- Tosca:: Act II - Vissi d'arte, vissi d'amore
- Aida: Act I-Celeste Aida
- Il Barbiere Di Siviglia: Act I-Una voce poco fa
- Lakme: Act II - Ou va la jeune indoue?
- La Wally: Act I - Ebben? Ne andro lontano
- La Boheme: Act I - Che gelida manina
- Die Zauberflote: Act II-Die Holle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen
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User Reviews
Average user review: 
(25 reviews)
 |  | Sorry but who sings the songs is as important as the songs |  |
The conductor and the singers can make a beautiful song the opera that everyone jeers and hates. To have a Russian singer doing o mio babbino caro is just plain silly...give the woman a break and play something from Russian opera...give a beautiful melodic aria to a lyrical singer like Caballe...boo hiss. Try Opera's Greatest Moments where they give Hvorostvsky an aria from Pique Dame and leave the bel canto to bel canto singers.
June 20, 2008The Most Famous Opera Arias (Purchased on 04/01/2008)
Good service and good product.
May 2, 2008 | | "The Most Famous Opera Arias" | |
21 Dec, 2007
Some of the most beautiful music ever to flow from the pen of any composer.
December 21, 2007I'm generally not a fan of music "samplers," but opera can be tough to introduce to children. And hey--even adults played cards, ate, and talked through the recitative sections of the early operas while they waited for the next aria! So I feel that getting kids hooked on opera through great arias probably can't hurt (the next 10 years or so will determine whether I'm right or not). My 4-year-old loves this CD; it's a delight to watch her imitate Anna Moffo (the sincerest form of flattery, for sure). Highly recommended resource for introducing young kids to opera. More top picks: Siberell's Bravo! Brava! A Night at the Opera, and the Black Dog Opera Library CDs.
June 27, 2007If you note the album was released in 1994, and includes selections from many years prior, you will understand that the quality of the sound engineering is not going to dazzle your ear.
It's a very nice collection to hum along to, but don't expect shivers down your spine as the sound quality is not sufficient to reproduce the dynamic range of these voices.
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