Maria Callas - La Divina - Compilation (Assoluta Maria Callas BEST OF) - VINYL LP
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Maria Callas is credited with changing the history of opera. Known as La Divina, she continues to fascinate as a supreme artist, but also as a woman and an icon of style. Her interpretations were as compelling for their dramatic truth as for their musical integrity. Her voice, with it's extraordinary range, was as distinctive as her infallible sense for a phrase. A magnetic presence, she brought operatic heroines to vivid life, magically shaping and colouring her tone, and making insightful use of the text of the libretto. Assoluta Maria Callas BEST OF LIMITED EDITION CRYSTAL VINYL is a glittering selection of opera favorites that showcases, both in the studio (Side A) and on stage (Side B), her unique voice and her heartbreaking portrayal of tragic heroines.This LP has a completely different tracklist than the other best of LP La divina. Album Tracks 1. Puccini Vissi D'arte (From Tosca) 2. Bizet L'amour Est Un Oiseau Rebelle 'Habanera' (From Carmen) 3. Puccini Un Bel Di Vedremo (From Madama Butterfly) 4. Verdi Caro Nome (From Rigoletto) 5. Catalani Ebben? Ne Andrò Lontana (From la Wally) 6. Bellini Casta Diva (From Norma) 7. Verdi È Strano! È Strano!... Ah! Fors È Lui... Sempre Libera (From la Traviata) 8. Puccini Si, Mi Chiamano Mimi (From la Bohème) 9. Donizetti Cielo, a Miei Lunghi Spasimi... Coppia Iniqua (From Anna Bolena) 10. Puccini O Mio Babbino Caro (From Gianni Schicchi)
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- GenreClassicalDescriptionMaria Callas is credited with changing the history of opera. Known as La Divina, she continues to fascinate as a supreme artist, but also as a woman and an icon of style. Her interpretations were as compelling for their dramatic truth as for their musical integrity. Her voice, with it's extraordinary range, was as distinctive as her infallible sense for a phrase. A magnetic presence, she brought operatic heroines to vivid life, magically shaping and colouring her tone, and making insightful use of the text of the libretto. Assoluta Maria Callas BEST OF LIMITED EDITION CRYSTAL VINYL is a glittering selection of opera favorites that showcases, both in the studio (Side A) and on stage (Side B), her unique voice and her heartbreaking portrayal of tragic heroines.This LP has a completely different tracklist than the other best of LP La divina. Album Tracks 1. Puccini Vissi D'arte (From Tosca) 2. Bizet L'amour Est Un Oiseau Rebelle 'Habanera' (From Carmen) 3. Puccini Un Bel Di Vedremo (From Madama Butterfly) 4. Verdi Caro Nome (From Rigoletto) 5. Catalani Ebben? Ne Andrò Lontana (From la Wally) 6. Bellini Casta Diva (From Norma) 7. Verdi È Strano! È Strano!... Ah! Fors È Lui... Sempre Libera (From la Traviata) 8. Puccini Si, Mi Chiamano Mimi (From la Bohème) 9. Donizetti Cielo, a Miei Lunghi Spasimi... Coppia Iniqua (From Anna Bolena) 10. Puccini O Mio Babbino Caro (From Gianni Schicchi)ArtistMaria CallasTitleLa Divina - Compilation (Assoluta Maria Callas BEST OF)FormatVINYLLabelWarner Classics
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Maria Callas is credited with changing the history of opera. Known as La Divina, she continues to fascinate as a supreme artist, but also as a woman and an icon of style. Her interpretations were as compelling for their dramatic truth as for their musical integrity. Her voice, with it's extraordinary range, was as distinctive as her infallible sense for a phrase. A magnetic presence, she brought operatic heroines to vivid life, magically shaping and colouring her tone, and making insightful use of the text of the libretto. Assoluta Maria Callas BEST OF LIMITED EDITION CRYSTAL VINYL is a glittering selection of opera favorites that showcases, both in the studio (Side A) and on stage (Side B), her unique voice and her heartbreaking portrayal of tragic heroines.This LP has a completely different tracklist than the other best of LP La divina. Album Tracks 1. Puccini Vissi D'arte (From Tosca) 2. Bizet L'amour Est Un Oiseau Rebelle 'Habanera' (From Carmen) 3. Puccini Un Bel Di Vedremo (From Madama Butterfly) 4. Verdi Caro Nome (From Rigoletto) 5. Catalani Ebben? Ne Andrò Lontana (From la Wally) 6. Bellini Casta Diva (From Norma) 7. Verdi È Strano! È Strano!... Ah! Fors È Lui... Sempre Libera (From la Traviata) 8. Puccini Si, Mi Chiamano Mimi (From la Bohème) 9. Donizetti Cielo, a Miei Lunghi Spasimi... Coppia Iniqua (From Anna Bolena) 10. Puccini O Mio Babbino Caro (From Gianni Schicchi)
La Divina's voice so genuinely captures popular imagination and exerts such an intense fascination that directors have used her recordings extensively to illustrate iconic movie scenes. This collection gathers the most famous uses of Maria Callas' recordings in movies, from Philadelphia and Fargo to The Bridges of Madison County and Bohemian Rhapsody Album Tracks 1. Norma~Act 1. Casta diva (used in The Bridge of Madison County & The Father) 2. Andrea Chénier~Act 3. La mamma morta (used in Philadelphia) 3. Traviata~Act 1. Ah fors'e lui (used in My Hindu Friend) 4. Norma~Act 2. Deh! non voleri vittime (used in Annette) 5. Gianni Schicchi~Act 1. O mio babbino caro (used in Lola vers la mer) 6. Lucia di Lammermoor~Act 3. Spargi d'amaro pianto (used in Sunday) 7. Carmen~Act 1. Habanera. L'amour est un oiseau rebelle (used in Bohemian Rhapsody) 8. Tosca~Act 1. Ah, quegli occhi - Quale occhio al mondo può star di paro (used in Harvey Milk) 9. Adriana Lecouvreur~Act 1. Ecco, respiro appena... Io son l'ùmile ancella (used in Sugar Daddy) 10. Madama Butterfly~Act 2. Un bel di vedremo (used in The American) 11. Nabucco~Act 2. Aria. Anch'io dischiuso un giorno (used in The Second Time Around) 12. Tosca~Act 2. Vissi d'arte (used in Fargo)
Maria Callas is credited with changing the history of opera. Known as La Divina, she continues to fascinate as a supreme artist, but also as a woman and an icon of style. Her interpretations were as compelling for their dramatic truth as for their musical integrity. Her voice, with it's extraordinary range, was as distinctive as her infallible sense for a phrase. A magnetic presence, she brought operatic heroines to vivid life, magically shaping and colouring her tone, and making insightful use of the text of the libretto. Album Tracks 1. Tosca, Act 2 InchVissi D'arteInch (Tosca) 2. Carmen, Act 1 Habanera. InchL'amour Est Un Oiseau RebelleInch (Carmen, Chœur) 3. Madama Butterfly, Act 2 InchUn Bel DÌ VedremoInch (Madama Butterfly) 4. Rigoletto, Act 1 InchGualtier Maldè!Inch - InchCaro NomeInch (Gilda, Borsa, Ceprano, Marullo) 5. La Wally, Act 1 InchEbben? Ne Andrò LontanaInch (Wally) 6. Norma InchCasta DivaInch (Norma, Coro) [Live, Paris, 1958] 7. La Traviata, Act 1 InchAh, Fors'è Lui Che I'animaInch (Violetta) [Live, Milan 1955] 8. La Traviata, Act 1 InchFollie! Follie! Delirio Vano È Questo!Inch (Violetta) [Live, Milan 1955] 9. La Traviata, Act 1 InchSempre LiberaInch (Violetta, Alfredo) [Live, Milan 1955] 10. La Bohème, Act 1 InchSÌ. Mi Chiamano MimìInch (Mimì) [Live, London, 1959] 11. Anna Bolena, Act 2 InchCoppia Iniqua, L'estrema VendettaInch (Anna, Smeton, Percy, Rochefort, Chorus) 12. Gianni Schicchi InchO Mio Babbino CaroInch (Lauretta) [Live, Paris, 1963]
Maria Callas is credited with changing the history of opera. Known as La Divina, she continues to fascinate as a supreme artist, but also as a woman and an icon of style. Her interpretations were as compelling for their dramatic truth as for their musical integrity. Her voice, with it's extraordinary range, was as distinctive as her infallible sense for a phrase. A magnetic presence, she brought operatic heroines to vivid life, magically shaping and colouring her tone, and making insightful use of the text of the libretto. Album Tracks 1. Tosca, Act 2 InchVissi D'arteInch (Tosca) 2. Carmen, Act 1 Habanera. InchL'amour Est Un Oiseau RebelleInch (Carmen, Chœur) 3. Madama Butterfly, Act 2 InchUn Bel DÌ VedremoInch (Madama Butterfly) 4. Rigoletto, Act 1 InchGualtier Maldè!Inch - InchCaro NomeInch (Gilda, Borsa, Ceprano, Marullo) 5. Turandot, Act 1 InchSignore, Ascolta!Inch (Liù) 6. La Wally, Act 1 InchEbben? Ne Andrò LontanaInch (Wally) 7. Norma InchCasta DivaInch (Norma, Coro) [Live, Paris, 1958] 8. La Traviata, Act 1 InchAh, Fors'è Lui Che I'animaInch (Violetta) [Live, Milan 1955] 9. La Traviata, Act 1 InchFollie! Follie! Delirio Vano È Questo!Inch (Violetta) [Live, Milan 1955] 10. La Traviata, Act 1 InchSempre LiberaInch (Violetta, Alfredo) [Live, Milan 1955] 11. La Bohème, Act 1 InchSÌ. Mi Chiamano MimìInch (Mimì) [Live, London, 1959] 12. Anna Bolena, Act 2 InchCoppia Iniqua, L'estrema VendettaInch (Anna, Smeton, Percy, Rochefort, Chorus) 13. Gianni Schicchi InchO Mio Babbino CaroInch (Lauretta) [Live, Paris, 1963]
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