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Bellini - Bianca & Fernando / Shin · Kunde · Tomicich · Fu · Caforio · Nigoghossian · W. Coppola · Manhart · Licata

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by: Young-Ok Shin, Gregory Kunde, Aurio Tomicich, Haijing Fu, Armando Caforio, Sonia Nigoghossian

Release Date February 08, 1994
Great soprano, but not the same for the tenor. If you want to hear a good "A tanto Duol" buy the "Music Teacher" soundtrack.
Instead, the "Sorgi oh padre" area and the final of the opera are wonderful song by the soprano Shin (in this complete opera).

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Bellini: Bianca & Fernando

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from: Nuova Era

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Great soprano, but not the same for the tenor. If you want to hear a good "A tanto Duol" buy the "Music Teacher" soundtrack.
Instead, the "Sorgi oh padre" area and the final of the opera are wonderful song by the soprano Shin (in this complete opera).

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Bellini: Bianca e Fernando

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from: Opera D'oro

Release Date January 04, 2005
I am mildly surprised that no-one has seen fit to review this set so far, given that there seems to be no studio recording and only one other live one, which looks good but is more expensive than this. The good news is that the sound is excellent - clean stereo with very little audience noise and just a little print-through audible when you listen on heaphones - and the singers are very good, too. Savastano was a second rank tenor; more of a "tenorino" than the real article, with a rather piercing sound, but he had splendid top notes and a good sense of line and style, despite the rather pinched tone. Yasuko Hayashi might be more familiar to collectors; she is an excellent Rachel in the Opera d'Oro "la Juive" (Richard Tucker in great form quite ... Read More:

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Voce D'Italia: Arias For Rubini

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from: Decca

Release Date January 22, 2008
I have been thrilled seeing Florez in operas, his voice is powerful and pure; his acting ability is unmatchable. But his CD's are produced very purely. He sings too loud, it is not pleasing to the ear. I have seen audiences move Florez to tears with ovations; he is amazing. But the people who produced this CD apparently did not listen to it before selling it to the public. I found it offensive.