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Gluck: Orpheus & Eurydice

Gluck: Orpheus & Eurydice

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Gluck: Orpheus & Eurydice OC 179/80Product DetailsGluck: Orpheus & Eurydiceis the complete recording of Christoph Willibald Gluck's iconic opera,Orphe et Eurydice, featuring a stellar cast and an exceptional orchestral performance. The opera, a cornerstone of the classical opera repertoire, is brought to life with a superb performance by Nicolai Gedda as Orphe, Janine Micheau as Eurydice, and Liliane Berton as L'Amour. The recording features the renowned Choirs of the Aix-en-Provence Festival and the Orchestra of the Paris Conservatoire, conducted by the distinguished Louis de Froment. This full recording is a must-have for opera enthusiasts and those who appreciate Glucks mastery in transforming the operatic form.Format: Vinyl, 2LPGenre: Classical, OperaSpeed: 33 1/3 RPMStereo: YesCatalog Number: OC 179/80OverviewOrpheus and Eurydice, one of the most celebrated operas by Christoph Willibald Gluck, tells the poignant and dramatic story of Orpheuss journey to the underworld to rescue his wife, Eurydice. This complete recording showcases the deeply emotional and transformative nature of Glucks music. The cast features Nicolai Gedda in the role of Orphe, with Janine Micheau portraying Eurydice and Liliane Berton as LAmour. The esteemed Choirs of the Aix-en-Provence Festival and the Orchestra of the Paris Conservatoire, led by conductor Louis de Froment, deliver a thrilling and immersive performance.Product FeaturesArtist: Nicolai Gedda (Orphe), Janine Micheau (Eurydice), Liliane Berton (L'Amour)Orchestra: Orchestra of the Paris ConservatoireChoir: Choirs of the Aix-en-Provence FestivalConductor: Louis de FromentFormat: Vinyl, 2LPSpeed: 33 1/3 RPMStereo: YesCatalog Number: OC 179/80PublishersOrchestra: Orchestra of the Paris ConservatoireChoir: Choirs of the Aix-en-Provence FestivalConductor: Louis de FromentCatalog Number: OC 179/80Feedback RequestWe hope you enjoy this magnificent opera recording ofOrpheus and Eurydice. If this has enhanced your appreciation for Glucks work, please share your thoughts with us! Your feedback means a lot to us.BOX #57

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