Massenet: La Navarraise / CBS LP 1975 Stereo

Massenet: La Navarraise / CBS LP 1975 StereoCBS 76403OverviewThe album “Massenet: La Navarraise” showcases a stunning performance of Jules Massenet’s opera, featuring a star-studded cast including Lucia Popp, Alain Vanzo, Grard Souzay, Vicente Sardinero, and more. Conducted by Antonio De Almeida and performed by the London Symphony Orchestra and the Ambrosian Opera Chorus, this 1975 CBS release captures the emotional intensity and dramatic flair of Massenet’s composition.Product Details:Title:Massenet: La NavarraiseLabel:CBS CBS 76403Series:International MasterworksFormat:Vinyl, LP, StereoCountry:EuropeReleased:1975Genre:ClassicalStyle:OperaTracklist:La NavarraiseComposer:Jules MassenetLibretto By:Henri Cain, Jules ClaretieSide A:Acte I (Anfang / Beginning / Dbut) 20:50Side B:Acte I (Schlu / Conclusion / Fin) / Acte II 19:28Performers:Vocals [Anita]:Lucia PoppVocals [Araquil]:Alain VanzoVocals [Bustamente]:Claude MeloniVocals [Garrido]:Vicente SardineroVocals [Ramon]:Michel SnchalVocals [Remigio]:Grard SouzayVocals [Un soldat]:Edgar FleetChorus:Ambrosian Opera ChorusChorus Master:John McCarthyOrchestra:London Symphony OrchestraConductor:Antonio De AlmeidaKey Personnel:Producer:Paul Myers (2)Engineer:Mike Ross-Trevor, Robert GoochCoordinator:Vivienne TaylorIllustration:DelacroixSleeve Notes:Georges BeckKey Features:Dramatic Opera:Experience the gripping narrative and emotional depth of Massenet’s “La Navarraise,” brought to life by a talented cast and orchestra.Renowned Cast:Featuring the celebrated voices of Lucia Popp and Alain Vanzo, supported by a stellar ensemble including Grard Souzay and Vicente Sardinero.Exceptional Conducting:Antonio De Almeida leads the London Symphony Orchestra and Ambrosian Opera Chorus, delivering a masterful interpretation of Massenet’s work.High-Quality Recording:Produced by CBS in stereo, ensuring a rich and immersive audio experience that captures the nuances of the performance.Artistic Presentation:The album includes beautiful illustrations by Delacroix and insightful sleeve notes by Georges Beck, adding to the overall aesthetic and historical context.BOX #57