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Julia Varady sings Opera Arias

Julia Varady (soprano), Marjana Lipovšek (mezzo), Giuseppe Giacomini (tenor) & Franz Grundheber (bass)

Choir & Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera, Ulf Schirmer

Marcello Viotti, Christian Badea, Stefan Soltesz & Donald Runnicles

Julia Varady sings Opera Arias
Best of all is her Desdemona, in extracts from Otello in May 1996 conducted by Donald Runnicles. The confrontation from Act 3 with Giuseppe Giacomini as Otello has the authentic feel of the...

Julia Varady sings Opera Arias

Julia Varady (soprano), Marjana Lipovšek (mezzo), Giuseppe Giacomini (tenor) & Franz Grundheber (bass)

Choir & Orchestra of the Vienna State Opera, Ulf Schirmer

Marcello Viotti, Christian Badea, Stefan Soltesz & Donald Runnicles

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Best of all is her Desdemona, in extracts from Otello in May 1996 conducted by Donald Runnicles. The confrontation from Act 3 with Giuseppe Giacomini as Otello has the authentic feel of the...

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Contents and tracklist

Johohohe! Traft ihr das Schiff im Meere an - Senta! Willst du mich verderben (Live)
Track length8:13
Wie aus der Ferne längst vergang'ner Zeiten (Live)
Track length6:50
Me, pellegrina ed orfana (Live)
Track length4:09
Pronti destrieri di già ne attendono (Live)
Track length8:25
Fu la sorte dell'armi a' tuoi funesta (Live)
Track length10:03
Qui Radamès verrà! O patria mia - Ciel! Mio padre! (Live)
Track length14:48
Siam giunti; ecco la torre (Live)
Track length11:28
Dio ti giocondi, o sposo dell'alma mia sovrano (Live)
Track length10:36
Ave Maria (Live)
Track length4:32

Awards and reviews

November 2007

Best of all is her Desdemona, in extracts from Otello in May 1996 conducted by Donald Runnicles. The confrontation from Act 3 with Giuseppe Giacomini as Otello has the authentic feel of the theatre, and the "Ave Maria" (no "Willow Song") makes a beautiful conclusion.
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