Giuseppe Verdi – Aida
| Лейбл: | ETERNA – 8 20 285 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | German Democratic Republic (GDR) |
| Дата релиза: | 1969 |
| Жанр: | Classical |
| Стиль: | Opera, Romantic |
Подробнее об участниках записи
Треклист:
| Aida (Opernquerschnitt) |
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| A2 | Allmächt'ger Phtà / Heil Dir, Dem Götterliebling / Gott, Der Du Beschützer Bist |
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| A3 | Kein Wort Mehr / Wohl War Euch Das Los Der Waffen Feindlich |
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| A4 | Heil Dir, Ägypten, Isis Heil! |
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| B1 | Bald Kommt Radames / Azurne Bläue |
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| B2 | Wehe, Mein Vater / Wiedersehen Wirst Du |
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| B3 | Ich Sehe Dich Wieder |
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| B4 | Ahnend Im Herzen / Leb Wohl, O Erde |
Участники записи:
- Baritone Vocals [Amonasro, König von Äthiopien, Aidas Vater] – Hans Hotter
- Bass Vocals [Ramphis, Oberpriester] – Paul Schöffler
- Choir – Wiener Staatsopernchor
- Composed By – Giuseppe Verdi
- Conductor – Argeo Quadri
- Design [Gestaltung] – Gerd Semder
- Liner Notes – Hansjürgen Schaefer
- Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Amneris, Königstochter] – Cvetka Ahlin
- Orchestra – Wiener Volksopernorchester
- Photography By – Gerhard Murza
- Soprano Vocals [Aida, äthiopische Sklavin] – Gloria Davy
- Tenor Vocals [Radames, Feldherr] – Sándor Kónya
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Matrix / Runout Runout side A: 8 20 285 A 0 203 871 ☆☆ 1 W E7 W - X
- Matrix / Runout Runout side B: 8 20 285 B 0 203 872 ☆ 4 W K3 W - X
- Other Printing date code: Ag 511 / 01 / 69
- Other : E-8-640
Компании:
- Printed By – VEB Gotha-Druck
- Record Company – VEB Deutsche Schallplatten Berlin
Участники записи:
- Baritone Vocals [Amonasro, König von Äthiopien, Aidas Vater] – Hans Hotter
- Bass Vocals [Ramphis, Oberpriester] – Paul Schöffler
- Choir – Wiener Staatsopernchor
- Composed By – Giuseppe Verdi
- Conductor – Argeo Quadri
- Design [Gestaltung] – Gerd Semder
- Liner Notes – Hansjürgen Schaefer
- Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Amneris, Königstochter] – Cvetka Ahlin
- Orchestra – Wiener Volksopernorchester
- Photography By – Gerhard Murza
- Soprano Vocals [Aida, äthiopische Sklavin] – Gloria Davy
- Tenor Vocals [Radames, Feldherr] – Sándor Kónya
