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UltraSound - Music for the Unborn Child

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: RCA

Release Date April 13, 1999
This product is wonderful and i would recommend it to anybody who is expecting a baby. It can be used also later on when the baby is born of course so it is a never-ending beautiful piece of music.

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The Most Famous Opera Duets

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: EMI Classics

Release Date April 12, 1994
Maybe these don't represent absolutely the greatest duets in all opera. But they represent some awfully good ones! The CD begins with a duet from "Les Pecheurs des Perles" (Puccini) and ends with the gloomy Miserere (from "Il Trovatore," by Verdi). In between are many more operas, from Donizetti and Mozart to Strauss and Wagner. Some of the finer singers of the past half century appear in various of these duets.

A bit more detail on a handful of these to illustrate.

"Sull'aria" from Mozart's "Le Nozze di Figaro." Heather Harper and Judith Blegen sing the parts here. This is a sweet duet from the opera. The singer's voices meld well together and this represents a poignantly sung piece.

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Amore: Romantic Italian Love Songs

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: Decca

Release Date September 15, 1992
This is an amzing CD, probably one of Pavarotti's best. For anyone who loves opera and in particular this star, this is a MUST. Even more precious since Pavarotti's death.

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The 3 Tenors in Concert 1994

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: Atlantic / Wea

Release Date August 30, 1994
I enjoyed this CD because I like the tenors on it very much, and it included a number of selections where the three men are singing together, or cooperatively and that was the best part.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Pavarotti's Opera Made Easy-My Favourite Opera For Children

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: Decca

Release Date August 23, 1994
This is an excellent CD to introduce children to some of the more familiar operas. I would highly recommend this CD for children and also for adults who want to become familiar with opera.

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Romantica: The Very Best of Luciano Pavarotti

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: Decca

Release Date February 05, 2002
EASY LISTENING AND GREAT SINGER LOVE HIS MUSIC. CAN RELAX AND ENJOY SOCIAL GATHERING WITH HIS MUSIC IN BACK GROUND. PERFECT

CD-Charts Position 7
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The Legendary Enrico Caruso: 21 Favorite Arias

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: RCA

Release Date October 25, 1990
I love this CD. Caruso is powerful and compelling. I listen to this CD on my computer, in my car, even in my backyard. It's very uplifting. I find Caruso to have a flavor of old Italian opera, pure and simple. I believe that anyone who wants to get back to the roots of opera would enjoy this CD and the selections on it.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Lanza: Greatest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: RCA

Release Date April 11, 1995
Excellent product. CD just as described and fast delivery. Love Mario Lanza and his voice.

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Only Classical CD You'll Ever Need!

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: RCA

Release Date July 19, 1994
As an 18 year old univeristy student i would have to rate "The Only Classical Cd You'll Ever Need" as excellent. I dont know much about classical music but i was able to recognize almost every song and able to appreciate the music. Classical music is excellent to study to when i am up late for an exam and amazing to calm down to will i am simply resting. For anyone who has never been interested in classical music i would recomend this CD as a great start to an appreciation for an amazing genre of music.

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Andrea Bocelli - The Opera Album ~ Aria

CD-Charts > Music > C to G
from: Philips

Release Date April 07, 1998
Let's not try to analyze every phrase, every note, every sustained pitch. Let's just listen to a tenor who sings from the heart. Pavarotti, he is not--but who is? Domingo he is not--but who is? In fact, who else is Bocelli?
As a tenor fanatic, I try to listen to as many tenors as I can--even some for whom I do not care (see my review on Carlo Bergonzi). There is enjoyment in all of them.
Now, one comment specifically on this recording. I have not been enthusiastic about some of Bocelli's other repertoire. But this entry into operatic arias ranks at the top of his list.