Puccini - Caballé, Domingo, Milnes, Blegen, Sardinero, Raimondi, London Philharmonic Orchestra, The John Alldis Choir, Georg Solti - La Bohème Mp3

Tracklist

Versions

Credits

• Art Direction – Pat Doyle
• Baritone Vocals [Marcello] – Sherrill Milnes
• Baritone Vocals [Schaunard] – Vicente Sardinero (tracks: all sides except C)
• Bass Vocals [A Customshouse Official] – William Mason (tracks: C)
• Bass Vocals [Benoit] – Noël Mangin (tracks: A)
• Bass Vocals [Colline] – Ruggero Raimondi (tracks: all sides except C)
• Bass Vocals [Sergeant] – Franklyn Whiteley (tracks: C)
• Choir – The John Alldis Choir (tracks: side B, side C), Wandsworth School Boys' Choir (tracks: side B)
• Chorus Master [John Alldis Choir] – John Alldis (tracks: side B, side C)
• Chorus Master [Wandsworth School Boys' Choir] – Russell Burgess (tracks: side B)
• Composed By – Giacomo Puccini
• Conductor – Georg Solti
• Design – Mather Associates
• Engineer [Recording Engineer] – Anthony Salvatore
• Libretto By – Giuseppe Giacosa, Luigi Illica
• Liner Notes [English] – Joseph Wechsberg
• Liner Notes [Italian] – Franco Soprano
• Orchestra – London Philharmonic Orchestra
• Other [Assistaint To Maestro Solti] – Gilbert Isidore Levine
• Painting [Top Box And Booklet Cover] – Toulouse Lautrec
• Photography By [Session Photographs] – Anthony Crickmay
• Producer – Richard Mohr
• Soprano Vocals [Mim] – Montserrat Caballé
• Soprano Vocals [Musetta] – Judith Blegen (tracks: all sides except A)
• Tenor Vocals [Alcindoro] – Nico Castel (tracks: side B)
• Tenor Vocals [Parpignol] – Alan Byers (tracks: side B)
• Tenor Vocals [Rodolfo] – Placido Domingo
• Translated By [English Libretto] – Robert Bager
• Translated By [French Liner Notes Translated From English Version] – Françoise Knaeps
• Translated By [German Libretto] – Hans Swarowsky
• Translated By [German Liner Notes Translated From English Version] – Karl Dietrich Gräwe
• Vocals [A Boy] – Placido Domingo III (tracks: side B)

Notes

Opera in four acts.
© G. Ricordi & Co.—
reprinted by arrangement.
Libretto based on episodes from Henri Murger's Scènes de la vie de Bohème.
First performed at the Teatro Regio, Turin, February 1, 1896.
RCA Record Division Ltd., 50 Curzon Street, London W1Y 8EU.
PRINTED IN ITALY.
2-record set.
It comes with a 44-pages booklet with notes and lyrics in English, Italian, French, and German.
"N 29/80" printed on the bottom right corner of one inner sleeve. "N 47 /77" printed on the right bottom corner of the other inner sleeve.
Almost the same of Puccini - Domingo, Milnes, Blegen, Sardinero, Raimondi, London Philharmonic Orchestra, The John Alldis Choir, Georg Solti - La Bohème, but this one is probably a later version, with the "small ring" on the labels, which are slightly different as well: the white texts on the bottom "enter" the "S.I.A.E. box".

Barcodes

• Rights Society: S.I.A.E.
• Matrix / Runout (runout area, side A): DKBY 30214 3S - 1A5 Δ P
• Matrix / Runout (runout area, side B): DKBY 30215 1S - 1A-6 5 Δ P
• Matrix / Runout (label, side A): ARL2 0371-1 DKBY 30214
• Matrix / Runout (label, side B): ARL2 0371-2 DKBY 30215
• Matrix / Runout (runout area, side C): DKBY 30216 1S - 1A9 Δ P
• Matrix / Runout (runout area, side D): DKBY 30217 4S - 1A7 Δ P [unknown symbol]
• Matrix / Runout (label, side C): ARL2 0371-2 DKBY 30216
• Matrix / Runout (label, side D): ARL2 0371-1 DKBY 30217

Companies

• Manufactured By – RCA S.P.A.
• Record Company – RCA Records
• Recorded At – Walthamstow Assembly Hall
• Copyright (c) – G. Ricordi & Co.
• Printed By – Grafica C.A.G.E.F.