Riccardo Zandonai - I Cavalieri Di Ekebù album flac

Francesca da Rimini, Op. 4, is an opera in four acts, composed by Riccardo Zandonai, with libretto by Tito Ricordi, (1865–1933), after the play Francesca da Rimini by Gabriele d'Annunzio. It was premiered at the Teatro Regio in Turin on 19 February 1914, and is still staged occasionally. This opera is Zandonai's best-known work.

Artist: Riccardo Zandonai Title: I Cavalieri di Ekebu Year Of Release: 1994 Label: Fonit Cetra Genre: Opera Quality: APE (image+. Ma non per te 7. Cavalieri della morte! 8. Giusto Signore, se ho peccato, colpiscimi! 9. Anna! Pregavi? 10. Ragazzi! Mille diavoli! Marmotte! 11. Alla fucina! Performers: Lando Bartolini – Giosta Berling Fiorenza Cossotto – La Comandante Gina Longobardo Fiordaliso – Anna Mario Luperi – Sintram Roberto Ferrari – Cristiano Acciaioli Aldo Reggioli – Samzelius Dino Di Domenico – Liecrona Licia Cacciatori – Un' ostessa Alessandra Ruffini – Una fanciulla.

Request an album send to friend. Zandonai - I Cavalieri Di Ekebu (1994). Fiorenza Cossotto, Alessandra Ruffini, Dino Di Domenico, Mario Luperi, Lando Bartolini, Gina Longobardo Fiordaliso, Roberto Ferrari, Aldo Reggioli, Licia Cacciatori, Orchestra Sinfonica E Coro Di Milano Della Radiotelevisione Italiana - Zandonai - I Cavalieri Di Ekebu.

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for Opera Rara); a dvd of Tancredi by Rossini; as well as a dvd and cd of the opera I Cavalieri di Ekebù by Riccardo Zandonai, a cd of Lohengrin by Richard Wagner, both produced in 2005; the last release is a dvd of Battaglia di Legnano by Giuseppe Verdi recorded for the collection Tutto Verdi – The complete Operas (for the. Unitel Classica label), which includes all the productions of the great composer performed by the most prestigious European Opera houses.

Riccardo Zandonai was born on May 28th 1883 in Borgo Sacco and died on June 5th 1944 in Trebbiantico. As a young man, he showed such an aptitude for music that he entered the Pesaro Conservatorio in 1899 and completed his studies in 1902; he completed the nine-year curriculum in only three years. Among his teachers was Pietro Mascagni, who regarded him highly. I Cavalieri di Ekebù.