Giacomo Puccini, Renata Tebaldi, Carlo Bergonzi, Ettore Bastianini, Gianna D’Angelo, Cesare Siepi, Tullio Serafin – La Bohème Scenes And Arias (CD, RE, RM)
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jewel case has scratches, otherwise in good shape
コンディション 盤 : Near Mint (NM or M-)
コンディション ジャケット : Very Good Plus (VG+)
コンディションの表記について [ M > M- > VG+ > VG > G+ > G > F > P ]
レーベル : Decca – 421 301-2
フォーマット : CD, Reissue, Remastered
生産国 : Europe
発売年 : 1988
CD Label:
– Silver background with blue text / red and blue concentric circles around circumference
– Decca logo at 12 o’clock
– “℗ 1960 The Decca Record Company Limited, London” underneath
– Rights Society / Catalog Number / “STEREO” / Made in West Germany at 3 o’clock
– Summary CD title information / Artists / label code at 6 o’clock
– Compact Disc Digital Audio logo at 9 o’clock
12-page liner booklet (stapled):
– Additional (unnumbered) 4-page section stapled into the centre containing details of other Decca Opera Gala releases
– Front Cover:
— Catalog Number with boxed sufffix / Decca logo (top right)
— “Opera Gala” logo (bottom centre)
– Page 2: Title and performer credits
– Page 3:
— Full tracklist with artist roles
— SPARS Code
— Recording credits
— “Recording location: Santa Cecilia, Rome, 1959”
– Pages 4-5: Liner Notes in English
– Pages 5-7: Liner Notes in French (translation Decca 1988, credited to J. Barnabé)
– Pages 7-8: Liner Notes in German (translation Decca 1988, credited to Gerd Uekermann)
– Pages 9-10: Liner Notes in Italian (translation Decca 1988, credited to Giorgio Tommasi)
– Page 11:
— Compact Disc Digital Audio System description in German, English, French & Italian
— “Printed in West Germany” / “Made in West Germany”
– Page 12:
— Catalog Number with boxed sufffix “DA”
— Title and performer credits
— Track list with timings
— SPARS Code
Inlay Card:
– Catalog Number with boxed sufffix “DA” (top right) and on spines
– Barcode / Price Code etc (top right)
– Title and performer credits
– Track list with timings
– “Total timing: 55.29”
– SPARS Code
– “ADRM – DIGITAL REMASTER TO AUDIOPHILE STANDARDS”
– “℗ 1960 The Decca Record Company Limited, London”
– “© 1988 The Decca Record Company Limited, London”
– “Cover: Title page of the Fantaisie Pour Piano after Puccini’s La Bohème (detail) (Jean Loup Charmet)”
– Art Direction credit
– “CD made in West Germany” / “Printed in West Germany” / “Made in West Germany”
Other Information:
– Originally released in 1960 as Decca [url=http://www.discogs.com/release/7620542]SXL.2248[/url]
ジャンル : Classical, Stage & Screen
スタイル : Romantic, Opera
収録曲 :
1. Non Sono In Vena…Che Gelida Manina 9:07
2. Si. Mi Chiamano Mimi 6:13
3. O, Soave Fanciulla 4:02
4. La Commedia È Stupenda!…Quando Me’n Vo’ 8:47
5. Addio. Che! Vai?…Donde Lieta Uscì 3:58
6. Addio, Dolce Svegliare 6:02
7. In Un Coupè?…O Mimi, Tu Più Non Torni 4:31
8. Vecchia Zimarra 1:49
9. Sono Andati? 5:05
10. O Dio! Mimi! 5:49
Art Direction – Ann Bradbeer
Baritone Vocals [Marcello] – Ettore Bastianini
Bass Vocals [Alcindoro] – Fernando Corena
Bass Vocals [Colline] – Cesare Siepi
Bass Vocals [Schaunard] – Renato Cesari
Chorus – Coro dell’Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia
Chorus Master – Bonaventura Somma
Composed By – Giacomo Puccini
Conductor – Tullio Serafin
Cover [Title Page Of The Fantaisie Pour Piano After Puccini’s La Bohème (Detail)] – Jean Loup Charmet
Engineer – Peter Attwood
Engineer – Roy Wallace
Liner Notes – Kenneth Chalmers
Liner Notes [French Translation] – J. Barnabé
Liner Notes [German Translation] – Gerd Uekermann
Liner Notes [Italian Translation] – Giorgio Tommasi
Orchestra – Orchestra dell’Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia
Producer – Erik Smith
Producer – Ray Minshull
Soprano Vocals [Mimi] – Renata Tebaldi
Soprano Vocals [Musetta] – Gianna D’Angelo
Tenor Vocals [Rodolfo] – Carlo Bergonzi
Barcode 0 28942 13012 8
Matrix / Runout 421 301-2 01 * K MADE IN W. GERMANY BY PDO
Label Code LC 0171
Rights Society MCPS
SPARS Code ADD
Price Code BA 924
Other 8.43 984 ZS
Other DA
Phonographic Copyright (p) The Decca Record Company Limited
Copyright (c) The Decca Record Company Limited
Recorded At Santa Cecilia, Rome
Made By PDO, Germany
