Verdi La traviata Tullio Serafin 2 SACD Hybrid TOWER RECORDS JAPAN

Description: Description Verdi La traviata Tullio Serafin 2 SACD Hybrid TOWER RECORDS JAPAN Product introduction Serafin's second "La traviata" with De Los Angeles. The emotional singing ability is exquisite!The world's first SACD for excellent recording. Newly reprinted from the home analog master tape aiming for the best sound quality.With new Japanese commentary. Limited edition of 800 sets with serial number.This "La traviata", which is one of the representative recordings of De los Angeles along with "Carmen" and "Madame Butterfly", is highly evaluated not only as the second recording of Serafin but also among many of the same songs. It's a good masterpiece. The resolution is much higher than that of conventional CDs, and this reprint with improved texture has made it even more brilliant. A wonderful performance that is polite, highly technical, and emotional. The sound quality is also much higher than the conventional version. Excellent recording board. For this release, we used a master digitized at 192kHz / 24bit from the original analog master tape in our home country, and mastered the SACD layer and CD layer separately. With new Japanese commentary. It is a permanent storage board. Comes with a serial number limited to 800 sets.It can be said that this "Tsubakihime" is an outstanding performance among many recordings. Although many famous boards tend to be buried, the polite yet emotional singing voice of De los Angeles, the outstanding stability, and above all, the wonderful view of the world that can be realized only with the reins of Serafin is exquisite. The recording is good and the value as a masterpiece is high. It is an important recording left by Serafin, who reigned at the top of the Italian opera conducting world, in the early stages of stereo, and what is there is an interpretation centered on the song and the composer rather than the effect. Its sincere attitude feels attractive even in modern times. This time, the recording of "Requiem" (TDSA221) in Rome, which was released at the same time, and this album have much in common, and "Requiem" was recorded in June 1959 and "Tsubakihime" was recorded in August (and). Both were recorded on October 4th. Probably left behind or re-recorded for defective parts). The orchestra is the same as the Roman Opera Orchestra, the recording location, the producer, and the engineer are all the same. However, the sound quality was different, and it was suddenly incredible that there were many of the same elements. Of course, the settings are different, so it was a different recording, but the texture was quite different. It may be the storage condition of the master tape or a mixing factor. In any case, it is an important recording left by Serafin, who reigned at the top of the Italian opera conducting world, in the early stages of stereo, and what is there is an interpretation centered on the song and the composer rather than the effect. Its sincere attitude feels attractive even in modern times.This "La traviata" is one of the best recordings of the opera reprinted in this project. The condition of the master tape is quite good, and it is a reprint to be able to hear the fine texture and tension of the voice so far and the rich tone. Of course, the fact that the performance is the best is also an important factor for the board. It is certain that the recording will make you feel more than before even with the high quality and precision of the performance as an album, and all the soloists, choruses and orchestras stand out. The precise control, dynamic singing and stability of De los Angeles are exceptional, and the effect is clearly visible with higher sound quality. And Del Monte's relaxed voice and exhilaration are also exquisite. In addition, you will feel the beautiful voice and formality of Sereni more than before. It goes without saying that the command of Serafin, who is in charge, brings the height appropriate for the work. This reprint will get even higher praise. At the time of the first appearance, the jacket of this "La Traviata" was a picture of De Los Angeles, but after that it was replaced with the jacket of this picture. The photo is used on the cover of the manual, so please enjoy it as well. This board, which is fascinated by many famous songs and singing, has also been revived with high sound quality. With SACD, which is suitable for voice, you can enjoy even better sound quality.In terms of sound quality, we have performed the latest mastering from the original 2Ch analog master tape in our home country using a flat master that has been digitized at 192kHz / 24bit, which exceeds the conventional level. Probably because of this, the sound quality of this time has gained more precision, a wide range, and a sense of proximity, and you can enjoy the best performance with realistic sound quality. There are some noises, etc., but this time as well, we respected the original and aimed for musical mastering to the minimum extent, including balance. In addition, a new sentence by Junichi Kokudo is posted in the Japanese manual.In this series, the SACD layer aims for a high resolution and rich sound field with a long high range and soft nuances, and the CD layer aims for a realistic tone that is extruded with a cohesive and solid sound. The potential of the CD itself is high, and you can enjoy it as a SACD hybrid disc where you can enjoy the goodness of both. Work informationMainConductor: Tullio SerafinOrchestra: Roman Opera OrchestraSoprano: Victoria de los AngelesTenor: Carlo del MonteBaritone: Mario Sereni OthersChorus: Chorus of the Rome OperaComposer: Giuseppe Verdi Contents Number of configurations | 2 sheets Track ListingGiuseppe Verdi: All songs of the opera "La Traviata"Script: Francesco Maria Piave(Based on "Camellia Flower Lady" by Alexandre Dumas Fiss) Act 1Act 2 Stage 1 Act 2 Stage 2Act 3 PerformanceVioletta Valéry: Victoria de los Angeles (soprano)Flora Bervoix: Santa Chisari (Mezzo-soprano)Annina: Sylvia Betona (soprano)Alfredo Germont: Carlo del Monte (tenor)Giorgio Germont: Mario Sereni (baritone)Gastone (Viscount Retrière): Sergio Tedesco (tenor)Barone Douphol: Vico Polotto (baritone)Marquis Doviny: Silvio Myonica (Bus)Dr. Granville: Ronald Gioti (Bus)Giuseppe (Violetta's youngest son): Renato El Collani (tenor)Roman Opera Orchestra, Chorus (Chorus Conductor: Giuseppe Conca)Tullio Serafin (conductor) recording11-18, 20-22, VI, 4, X. 1959, Opera House, Rome Shipping We will select and ship from FedEx, DHL, Japan Post. 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