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| 4.436 Ft
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| 1. | Act 1: Celeste Aida
Verdi: Aida
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| 2. | Act 1: Bell Chorus: Don, Din, Don
Leoncavallo: Pagliacci
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| 3. | Act 1: Numi, Pietá del Mio Soffrir!
Verdi: Aida
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| 4. | Intermezzo
Leoncavallo: Pagliacci
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| 5. | Act 3: Chorus of Hebrew Slaves: Va Pensiero
Solera, Verdi: Nabucco
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| 6. | Act 3: Fuggiam Gli Adori...Lá Tra Foreste Vergini
Verdi: Aida
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| 7. | Siciliana: O Lola, M C'hai Di Latti
Mascagni: Cavalleria Rusticana
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| 8. | Act 3: Pilgrims' Chorus: Beglückt Darf Nun
Wagner: Tannhäuser
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| 9. | Act 3: O Patria Mia
Verdi: Aida
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| 10. | Act 4: Soldiers' Chorus: Gloire Immortelle de Nos Aieux
Barbiere, Carré, Gounod: Faust
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| 11. | Intermezzo
Mascagni : Cavalleria Rusticana
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| 12. | Act 1: Recitar! ...Vesti la Giubba
Leoncavallo: Pagliacci
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| 13. | Act 4: Immenso Fthá, Del Mondo...O Terra Addio
Verdi: Aida
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| 14. | Act 2: Triumphal Scene: Gloria All'egitto, Ad Iside
Ghislanzoni, Verdiv
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| 15. | Act 2: Triumphal Scene: Grand March
Verdi: Aida
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| 16. | Act 2: Triumphal Scene: Ballet
Verdi: Aida
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| 17. | Act 2: Triumphal Scene: Vieni, O Guerriero Vindice
Ghislanzoni, Verdi: Aida
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Jazz / Big Band; Swing; Easy Listening
The term "Orchestral Opera" has been used to describe the wonderful music conductor-composer Tutti Camarata has arranged for this new CD from Avid Distribution.
Camarata has gathered together some of the greatest songs of classical opera, taken away the vocals and replaced them with beautiful orchestral arrangements. Imaginative as these arrangements are, they always maintain the artistic and dramatic intent of the composer and his opera. Camarata's approach is always to let the melodies speak for themselves, there are no major harmony changes and solo instruments have been carefully chosen to replace vocal lines.
The result is a stunning album of orchestral opera, which has simply become beautiful songs without words. |
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