La Cenerentola (Opera Completa)
- Record Label: Decca
- Catalog#: MM 4369022
- Country Of Release: NLD
- Year Of Release: 1999
- Notes: Bartoli/Dara/Chailly
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La Cenerentola (Opera Completa)
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15 Mars 2015I love anything with Cecilia Bartoli in it but this role ...
I love anything with Cecilia Bartoli in it but this role is vastly over-rated as any kind of opera other than to enjoy the costumes, I think.
22 Décembre 2014Five Stars
Very well sung.
22 Octobre 2010Rossini - La Cenerentola / Bartoli, Dara, Matteuzzi, Corbelli, Pertusi, Chailly
Rossini - La Cenerentola / Bartoli, Dara, Matteuzzi, Corbelli, Pertusi, Chailly is a recording under the direction of Riccardo Chailly who leads Orchestra e coro del Teatro Comunale di Bologna and starring Cecilia Bartoli on this DECCA recording from 1993.
27 Août 2009A Classic CENERENTOLA
Surveying recordings of LA CENERENTOLA made in recent times, there are two which stand out: the present recording, and the one on the Teldec label conducted by Carlo Rizzi.
20 Février 2009Well done, and well documented
Matteuzzi, Dara and Bartoli all give excellent performances.
16 Août 2008A Rightfully Famous "Cenerentola"
Even though this is probably the most famous and easiest-to-find \"Cenerentola\" recording, it was one of the later ones I heard.
14 Juillet 2008La Cenerentola
This was a very nice recording.
28 Décembre 2006Almost perfect!
There is something really special about Ms.
4 Novembre 2005Rossini would be proud
Everyone knows that Rossini is notoriously hard on singers, but this recording is a brilliant example of what Rossini should sound like.
26 Janvier 2003Rossini's Comic, Romantic Masterpiece
Rossini composed comic operas of the bel canto repertoire, which were very popular in the first half of the 19th century.