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Othello

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by: Cast Performance

Release Date October 17, 2000
Othello by William Shakespeare

"Othello" is a magnificent piece of literary work. The emotion Shakespeare can bring out of you is truly amazing. The plot has many moments of uniqueness and suspense. Kindle edition is my favorite.

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Back to Basics

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by: Phil & Brenda Nicholas

Release Date November 19, 1991
Othello by William Shakespeare

"Othello" is a magnificent piece of literary work. The emotion Shakespeare can bring out of you is truly amazing. The plot has many moments of uniqueness and suspense. Kindle edition is my favorite.

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by: Phil & Brenda Nicholas

Release Date November 12, 1991
Othello by William Shakespeare

"Othello" is a magnificent piece of literary work. The emotion Shakespeare can bring out of you is truly amazing. The plot has many moments of uniqueness and suspense. Kindle edition is my favorite.

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Puccini: Il Trittico

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from: Polygram Records

Release Date September 12, 1990
Il Trittico is not generally regarded as Puccini's greatest work.
Tebaldi is not in top form, though her singing is sufficiently dramatic. The sound quality is not excellent, although it is good. Overall, it's a fine choice if you want a recording of this work, but I wouldn't call it a "must" for any collection except major Puccini or Tebaldi fans.

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If There's No Other Way

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by: Ashley Hutchings

Release Date December 26, 2005
Il Trittico is not generally regarded as Puccini's greatest work.
Tebaldi is not in top form, though her singing is sufficiently dramatic. The sound quality is not excellent, although it is good. Overall, it's a fine choice if you want a recording of this work, but I wouldn't call it a "must" for any collection except major Puccini or Tebaldi fans.

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No Surrender

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by: The Albion Band

Release Date January 27, 2004
Il Trittico is not generally regarded as Puccini's greatest work.
Tebaldi is not in top form, though her singing is sufficiently dramatic. The sound quality is not excellent, although it is good. Overall, it's a fine choice if you want a recording of this work, but I wouldn't call it a "must" for any collection except major Puccini or Tebaldi fans.

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Human Nature

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by: Ashley Hutchings

Release Date April 22, 2003
Il Trittico is not generally regarded as Puccini's greatest work.
Tebaldi is not in top form, though her singing is sufficiently dramatic. The sound quality is not excellent, although it is good. Overall, it's a fine choice if you want a recording of this work, but I wouldn't call it a "must" for any collection except major Puccini or Tebaldi fans.

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The Immortal Hour - Rutland Boughton (Hyperion) (2 CDs)

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from: Hyperion UK

Release Date September 10, 1992
What if Richard Wagner had been quintessentially English? Now there's a thought. Would he have been like Rutland Boughton - nice, sometimes appealing, but rather ineffectual? Or would he still have been a despot and a monster?! On the surface, they had a lot in common. One was a wanted and exiled left-wing revolutionary who later wanted performances at his own theatre reserved for `ordinary working people', the other a committed socialist who wanted his music to be appreciated and be useful to the `working man' (his choral piece, Bethlehem, was first performed in modern dress as an act of solidarity with the miners and with the General Strike of 1926). One founded a Festival and a theatre on a Green Hill in Bavaria, revolutionary in its acoustics ... Read More:

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Switch Off the Soap Opera

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by: Peter Grummich

Release Date June 07, 2005
What if Richard Wagner had been quintessentially English? Now there's a thought. Would he have been like Rutland Boughton - nice, sometimes appealing, but rather ineffectual? Or would he still have been a despot and a monster?! On the surface, they had a lot in common. One was a wanted and exiled left-wing revolutionary who later wanted performances at his own theatre reserved for `ordinary working people', the other a committed socialist who wanted his music to be appreciated and be useful to the `working man' (his choral piece, Bethlehem, was first performed in modern dress as an act of solidarity with the miners and with the General Strike of 1926). One founded a Festival and a theatre on a Green Hill in Bavaria, revolutionary in its acoustics ... Read More:

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Fallen Angel

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by: Conejo

Release Date July 19, 2005
What if Richard Wagner had been quintessentially English? Now there's a thought. Would he have been like Rutland Boughton - nice, sometimes appealing, but rather ineffectual? Or would he still have been a despot and a monster?! On the surface, they had a lot in common. One was a wanted and exiled left-wing revolutionary who later wanted performances at his own theatre reserved for `ordinary working people', the other a committed socialist who wanted his music to be appreciated and be useful to the `working man' (his choral piece, Bethlehem, was first performed in modern dress as an act of solidarity with the miners and with the General Strike of 1926). One founded a Festival and a theatre on a Green Hill in Bavaria, revolutionary in its acoustics ... Read More: