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Maria Callas: The Complete Studio Recordings (1949-1969) - CD 19 of 70 Music
Posted by jkavouras at April 6, 2009
Maria Callas - The Complete Studio Recordings (1949-1969) [70CD Box]
Classical, Opera | CD19 | FLAC, separate | TAC 2.6, No LOG, No CUE | RS | 56:51 | 194,0 MB | 1954
EMI Classics (3959182) | Release Date: Sep 25, 2007
Classical, Opera | CD19 | FLAC, separate | TAC 2.6, No LOG, No CUE | RS | 56:51 | 194,0 MB | 1954
EMI Classics (3959182) | Release Date: Sep 25, 2007
A true Callas cornucopia, this 70-CD set gathers together everything Maria Callas ever recorded in the studio. That's 26 complete operas (four of which are studio repeats), plus the complete studio recitals made during the legendary soprano's recording career, which lasted from 1949-69. The bonus CD-ROM contains libretti and translations in English, French and German, plus a Callas photo library, while remastered treats include Callas's first recital recording, originally made for the Fonit-Cetra label and featuring arias by Wagner and Bellini. –Barnes & Noble
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Thank you, wonderful collection you are giving us. –joseph
Thank you, this is an awesome release. –thebaroninthetrees
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CD 19: Maria Callas - Verdi_La Forza Del Destino Disc 2
Richard Tucker, Carlo Tagliabue
Chorus & Orchestra of La Scala, Milan / Tullio Serafin
(Recorded August 1954, Milano)
Richard Tucker, Carlo Tagliabue
Chorus & Orchestra of La Scala, Milan / Tullio Serafin
(Recorded August 1954, Milano)
Steven Runciman - Costantinopoli, ultimo atto eBooks & eLearning
Posted by futon2009 at June 14, 2016
Steven Runciman - Costantinopoli, ultimo atto
Italian | Piemme | 2016 | ASIN: B01GPAKBKM | 280 pages | EPUB | 5 MB
Con un improvviso impressionante fragore, lungo tutta la linea delle mura i turchi si precipitarono all'assalto, lanciando urla di battaglia, spronati da tamburi, trombe e pifferi. Le truppe cristiane fino a quel momento erano rimaste in silenzio, ma quando le sentinelle dettero l'allarme, una chiesa dopo l'altra, in tutta la città, cominciò a far suonare le campane, finché ogni campanile fece sentire il suo squillo. I fedeli seppero così che la battaglia era cominciata. Per tutta la notte, le congregazioni attesero in preghiera. Ma sulle mura non c'era tempo per le preghiere. La notte del 29 maggio 1453, dopo un assedio di otto settimane, il sultano turco Maometto II ordina l'assalto finale a Costantinopoli, l'odierna Istanbul, ultimo baluardo dell'Impero Romano d'Oriente.