The Best Opera Album in the World...Ever!
This compact and lightweight item, measuring just 5.63 x 4.92 x 0.43 inches, packs a surprising amount of value into its 4.16-ounce frame. Designed for ease of use, it comes neatly packaged on discs, making it travel-kind and space-efficient. Despite being an international product, users have found it incredibly versatile for everyday tasks, with clear labeling that helps bridge language barriers. While itS important to note that dimensions and age ratings may vary by region, this item offers a reliable solution for those looking for a quality, no-frills experience.
| Dimensions | 5.63 x 4.92 x 0.43 inches |
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| Weight | 4.16 ounces |
| Number of Discs | 2 |
| Model Number | 422032 |
Opera New Generation - Greatest Arias Best of
Pros and Cons
- compact design saves space
- Lightweight for easy portability
- Two-disc format offers variety without excess
- First released in 2007, a testament to durability
- multitude of content types supported
- Lack of branding may indicate broad compatibility
- Dependent on compatible device compatibility
| Dimensions | 11.81 x 0.39 x 11.81 inches |
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| Weight | 2.83 ounces |
| Number of Discs | 2 |
| Release Date | July 21,2007 |
The New York Times essential Library: Opera
Opera intertwines the drama of the theater with the powerful emotionality of music, and this guide by The New york Times's chief classical music critic brings that magic to life. Anthony Tommasini explores the subtle moments where story and music converge, creating an illuminating journey through the rich history of opera performance. With hundred original essays, he highlights masterworks like Arturo Toscanini's timeless La Boheme and Leontyne Price's iconic Leonora in Il Trovatore, capturing the essence of legendary singers and conductors. Whether you're a seasoned aficionado or new to the art form, this collection offers a perfect entry point into the passions and playfulness of opera.
For newcomers, Tommasini’s thoughtful choices and insightful commentary make complex operatic themes accessible, while seasoned enthusiasts will find joy in discovering or rediscovering beloved performances. His deep knowledge and passion translate into a vivid narrative that breathes life into each recording, making the experience both educational and deeply engaging. The guide is a treasure trove for anyone seeking to connect with the emotional heart of opera, blending critical insight with an undeniable love for the art.
Pros
- Authored by a renowned classical music critic
- 100 original essays on top opera performances
- Covers a century of legendary singers and conductors
- Accessible for both beginners and experts
- Includes iconic works like La Boheme and Il Trovatore
Cons
- Limited to recordings, not live performances
- Some essays may require prior opera knowledge
- Physical copy may not include audio or video
| Feature | Details |
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| Author | Anthony Tommasini |
| Length | 338 pages |
| Publication | november 1, 2004 |
Best of Verdi
This compact, 1-disc audio CD collection delivers a rich selection of Verdi's most celebrated masterpieces, carefully curated for listeners who appreciate the intensity and beauty of opera. ح mesureable at just 5.59 x 5 inches and weighing under 4 ounces, it’s designed to fit seamlessly into any collection or travel playlist without adding significant bulk. Released in 1994 and reissued in 2006 by Naxos, this recording offers high-fidelity sound (DDD stereo) for a clear, immersive experience that brings the drama and passion of Verdi’s music to life in your home or on the go.
For those一期一会 exploring the world of opera or seeking an essential Verdi compilation, this audio CD stands as a timeless resource. Its simple, lightweight design makes it incredibly convenient to carry, while the single-disc format ensures accessibility without overwhelming the user with lengthy collections. Whether you’re a seasoned music enthusiast or new to Verdi’s work, this collection provides an excellent entry point with tracks that emphasize the iconic composer’s genius and enduring appeal.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: Compact and lightweight design
- Pros: High-fidelity (DDD Stereo) audio quality
- Pros: Broad selection of Verdi's classics
- cons: Single-disc might feel sparse to some
- Cons: Naxos label may be unfamiliar to some collectors
| Specification | Details |
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| Dimensions | 5.59 x 5 x 0.39 inches |
| Weight | 3.32 ounces |
| Format | Audio CD, 1 disc |
| Release year | 1994 (originally); 2006 (reissued) |
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Best of Verdi
Compact single-disc collection of Verdi's finest arias,offering an accessible introduction to his enduring operatic legacy.
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