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Re: MILANOV

I've always felt that that live burial of La
pietra fatal (sorry, I'm not good on titles and don't
want to look them up) and O terra addio on the
Bjoerling-Milanov recording is a blend of voices unlike most other
Aidas I've heard. And the best of the Callas Aidas,
that of Mexico City with MdM, still doesn't have the
magic resignation and triumph that this M-B recording
has. Milanov is a current very favorite target.Don't
discount her.<br>A Callas-nut myself,<br>Yoel




Thu Oct 4, 2001 4:10 am

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"I personally dont' mind Milanov's voice. it is beautiful, but she isn't exactly very good. it sounds like she needs to clear her throat. and she isn't as ...
binkifleet
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Sep 15, 2001
2:13 am

I've always felt that that live burial of La pietra fatal (sorry, I'm not good on titles and don't want to look them up) and O terra addio on the ...
hieroluwian
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Oct 4, 2001
4:10 am

"O terra addio on the Bjoerling-Milanov recording is a blend of voices unlike most other Aidas I've heard."<br>========<br>Yes. My two favorite versions are...
binkifleet
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Oct 5, 2001
12:57 pm

Follow up to my message of April 07,01<br>The Swedish 1940 Romeo & Juliette I mentioned there is now available complete on Bluebell.<br>I know both vocally and...
hieroluwian
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Oct 12, 2001
1:14 am

Thanks for the information.<br><br>How do you buy Bluebell recordings? Do you buy them from the museum in Sweden?...
jrpsong
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Oct 12, 2001
3:10 pm

That is one way (esp. for new things). Trouble is that the Museum only accepts cash (no cards or checks). In the USA allclassicalmusic.com is usually the ...
hieroluwian
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Oct 12, 2001
8:15 pm

Well, it seems to be a choice between $26.00 cash to the museum (one week to USA) or $27.20 + postage to allclassicalmusic.com who apparently is the USA ...
hieroluwian
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Oct 14, 2001
9:59 pm
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