Strauss

Arabella

Della Casa, Fischer-Dieskau, Carlyle, Young, Langdon; Solti
London, 1965

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Arabella

Cast

Arabella
Lisa Della Casa
Mandryka
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
Matteo
Alexander Young
Count Waldner
Michael Langdon
Zdenka
Joan Carlyle
Count Elemer
Kenneth MacDonald

DETAILS

Location: London
Date: February 6, 1965
Conductor: Sir Georg Solti
Catalogue Number: 10237-3

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James M.✓ Top Reviewer

United Kingdom

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Good performance

I was surprised that the sound was not better considering this is a BBC broadcast.The performance on the whole is very well sung and the ROH orchestra play well for Solti.It is strange but the 1973 performance with Heather Harper is far better sung by a cast not as well known as this one.
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Jeffrey S.✓ Verified Buyer

United States

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Ravishing

I have loved this opera since Dame Kiri te Kanawa's recording appeared in the 1980's. I also had the vhs of Gundula Janowitz's performance (lovely also). And I have known for quite a while that ARABELLA was the signature role of Lisa Della Casa, so I was excited to hear this recording. She was stunning and Fischer Dieskau was magnificent, too. The recording itself is a little noisy with tape hiss, but that is a minor flaw. It is a gorgeous musical treasure.
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David Inglis

A great performance with the two stars in fine form, Solti as ever a great Strauss conductor and the Covent Garden regulars fully worthy of the leads .Joan Carlyle is excellent as Zdenka, as she was two years later as Arabella herself . Michael Langdon’s Waldner is as fine as his Ochs and is well paired with Josephine Veasey’s Adelaide .
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