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    Verdi: Rigoletto - Gedda, McNeil, Grist - Molinari-Pradelli - 1967

    Posted By: dakszhund
    Verdi: Rigoletto - Gedda, McNeil, Grist - Molinari-Pradelli - 1967

    Verdi: Rigoletto - Gedda, McNeil, Grist - Molinari-Pradelli - 1967
    Classical | 2 CDs | MP3 | 192 kbps | NO BOOKS NO COVER | 167 MB
    EMI 93282 | Release Date: 2007

    A major-label Rigoletto with two Americans in lead roles is a rar avis, and yet EMI has hidden this set in their vaults for a long time. I find no reviews of it in either the Gramophone or Fanfare archives. Perhaps too many big-name rivals sank it – EMI has the classic Callas and Sills versions, among others.
    One hoped that Gedda would be an outstanding Duke, but he's a bit worn of voice and not passionate enough. Which isn't to say that his singing isn't stylish and engaging. MacNeil enjoyed a long career at the Met and was probably the outstanding American-born Rigoletto between the eras of Robert Merrill and Leonard Warren and Sherrill Milnes. Fortunately, he doesn't shout with the merciless constancy of Milnes, and although the portrayal is conventional, MacNeil sounds thoroughly idiomatic and has a big, impressive voice. The one thing he isn't is touching, a serious drawback. Grist appears on quite a few prominent recordings, including Bernstein's Mahler Fourth, and her voice has a pleasing timbre. It's light and vibrant, as is her depiction of the cardboard Gilda – it's not Grist's faualt that she can't find the pathos of Callas, but on the other hand she's not as overblown as Sutherland. Molinari-Pradelli's conducting is serviceable but no better.

    Artists
    Duc de Mantoue - Nicolai Gedda
    Rigoletto - Cornell MacNeil
    Gilda - Reri Grist
    Sparafucile - Agostino Ferrin
    Maddalena - Anna Di Stasio
    Giovanna - Limbania Leoni
    Monterone - Ruggero Raimondi
    Marullo - Benito di Bella
    Borsa - Franco Ricciardi

    Choeurs et Orchestre de l'Opéra de Rome
    Francesco Molinari-Pradelli
    Roma, 07/1967



    Tracklist - Disc 1
    1. Prelude
    2. Act 1. Scene 1. Della mia bella incognita borghese
    3. Act 1. Scene 1. Questa o quella
    4. Act 1. Scene 1. Partite? crudele!
    5. Act 1. Scene 1. Gran nuova!
    6. Act 1. Scene 1. Ch'io gli parli
    7. Act 1. Scene 2. Quel vecchio maledivami!
    8. Act 1. Scene 2. Pari siamo!
    9. Act 1. Scene 2. Figlia! Mio padre!
    10. Act 1. Scene 2. Ah! veglia, o donna, questo fiore
    11. Act 1. Scene 2. Giovanna, ho dei rimorsi
    12. Act 1. Scene 2. È il sol dell'anima
    13. Act 1. Scene 2. Che m'ami, deh! ripetimi!
    14. Act 1. Scene 2. Gualtier Maldè… Caro nome
    15. Act 1. Scene 2. Riedo! perché?
    16. Act 1. Scene 2. Zitti, zitti

    Tracklist - Disc 2
    1. Act 2. Ella mi fu rapita!
    2. Act 2. Parmi veder le lagrime
    3. Act 2. Duca, Duca!
    4. Act 2. Possente amor mi chiama
    5. Act 2. Povero Rigoletto!
    6. Act 2. Cortigiani, vil razza dannata
    7. Act 2. Mio padre!
    8. Act 2. Parla, siam soli… Tutte le feste al tempio
    9. Act 2. Ah! Piangi, fanciulla, piangi
    10. Act 2. Compiuto pur quanto a fare mi resta
    11. Act 2. No, vecchio, t'inganni… Sì, vendetta
    12. Act 3. E l'ami?
    13. Act 3. Un dì, se ben rammentomi
    14. Act 3. Bella figlia dell'amore
    15. Act 3. Venti scudi hai tu detto?
    16. Act 3. Povero giovin! grazioso tanto
    17. Act 3. Ah, più non ragiono!
    18. Act 3. Della vendetta alfin giunge l'istante!
    19. Act 3. Egli è là! morto!
    20. Act 3. Chi è mai, chi è qui in sua vece?
    21. Act 3. V'ho ingannato… Lassù in cielo



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