Menotti - Amahl And The Night Visitors FLAC

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Credits

• Baritone Vocals [The Page] – Julian Patrick
• Bass Vocals [Bass-baritone. King Melchior] – Richard Cross
• Bass Vocals [King Balthazar] – Willis Patterson
• Composed By, Libretto By, Liner Notes – Gian Carlo Menotti
• Conductor [Orchestra And Chorus Conducted By] – Herbert Grossman
• Engineer [Recording] – Lewis Layton
• Painting [" Adoration Of The King "] – Hieronymus Bosch
• Photography By – Henri Dauman
• Producer – Richard Mohr
• Soprano Vocals [Mother] – Martha King
• Tenor Vocals [King Kaspar] – John McCollum
• Vocals [Amahl, A Crippled Boy Of About 12] – Kurt Yaghjian

Notes

Canadian variant.

Recorded at Webster Hall, with the cast of the NBC Opera Company December 1963 television production
(first performed by the NBC Television Theater on Christmas Eve, 1951)
Dynagroove Recording

© 1964, Radio Corporation of America · Printed in U.S.A.

Includes 8-page booklet with full libretto
Stereo version issued as LSC-2762

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A): PRRM-4987
• Matrix / Runout (Side B): PRRM-4988

Companies

• Copyright (c) – Radio Corporation Of America
• Recorded At – Webster Hall

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