The Art of Joan Sutherland Volume 8: Nineteenth Century French Arias
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$1,140TWD
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Original price
$1,140TWD
Original price
$1,140TWD
$1,140TWD
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$1,140TWD
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$1,140TWD
Composer: Various
Instrument: Voice, Piano
Publisher: Josef Weinberger
Song List: Ombre Légère from Dinorah (Mayerbeer); Boléro from Le Coeur Et La Main (Lecocq); Garde La Couronne Des Reines from Le Tribute De Zamora (Gounod); Idole De Ma Vie from Robert De Diable (Mayerbeer); C’est Bien Lui and Veille Sur Eux Toujours from L’Etoile Du Nord (Mayerbeer); O Beau Pays from Les Huguenots (Mayerbeer)
Description:
The Art of Joan Sutherland Volume 8 - Nineteenth Century French Arias contains arias from opera and oratorio with cadenzas and notes by her husband Richard Bonynge. Acclaimed ‘La Stupenda’ (‘the Stupendous One’) during a career spanning more than four decades, Dame Joan Sutherland’s warm vibrant sound and subtle coloring helped revitalize the school of early 19th-century Italian opera known as bel canto. She achieved widespread success in 1959 with her performance of Lucia in Franco Zeffirelli’s production of Lucia di Lammermoor at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden and was made a Dame of the British Empire in 1978. Dame Joan Sutherland died in Switzerland on 11 October 2010 aged 83.
Instrument: Voice, Piano
Publisher: Josef Weinberger
Song List: Ombre Légère from Dinorah (Mayerbeer); Boléro from Le Coeur Et La Main (Lecocq); Garde La Couronne Des Reines from Le Tribute De Zamora (Gounod); Idole De Ma Vie from Robert De Diable (Mayerbeer); C’est Bien Lui and Veille Sur Eux Toujours from L’Etoile Du Nord (Mayerbeer); O Beau Pays from Les Huguenots (Mayerbeer)
Description:
The Art of Joan Sutherland Volume 8 - Nineteenth Century French Arias contains arias from opera and oratorio with cadenzas and notes by her husband Richard Bonynge. Acclaimed ‘La Stupenda’ (‘the Stupendous One’) during a career spanning more than four decades, Dame Joan Sutherland’s warm vibrant sound and subtle coloring helped revitalize the school of early 19th-century Italian opera known as bel canto. She achieved widespread success in 1959 with her performance of Lucia in Franco Zeffirelli’s production of Lucia di Lammermoor at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden and was made a Dame of the British Empire in 1978. Dame Joan Sutherland died in Switzerland on 11 October 2010 aged 83.