Vinyl Album - Waldo De Los Rios And Orchester Manuel De Falla - Operas - Daffodil

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Waldo De Los Rios And Orchester Manuel De Falla
Title:	Operas
Label:	Daffodil
Country:	Canada
Catalogue:	SBA 16032
Date:	1973
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Waldo De Los Rios Conducting The Manuel De Falla Orchestra	Aida - Triumphal March	Verdi	Rate
A2	Waldo De Los Rios Conducting The Manuel De Falla Orchestra	La Traviata - Prelude From Act 1	Verdi	Rate
A3	Waldo De Los Rios Conducting The Manuel De Falla Orchestra	Nabucco - Chorus Of The Hebrew Slaves	Verdi	Rate
A4	Waldo De Los Rios Conducting The Manuel De Falla Orchestra	L'Elisir D'Amore - Una Furtiva Lagrima	Donizetti	Rate
B1	Waldo De Los Rios Conducting The Manuel De Falla Orchestra	The Barber Of Seville - Largo Al Factotum	Rossini	Rate
B2	Waldo De Los Rios Conducting The Manuel De Falla Orchestra	Madame Butterfly - Humming Chorus	Puccini	Rate
B3	Waldo De Los Rios Conducting The Manuel De Falla Orchestra	Rigoletto - Caro Nome	Verdi	Rate
B4	Waldo De Los Rios Conducting The Manuel De Falla Orchestra	Tanhäuser - Pilgrims' Chorus	Wagner	Rate

Notes

produced by Rafael Trabucchelli
adapted by W. de los Rios
A Hispavox S.A. Recording
made by Capitol Records (Canada) Ltd.

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Description: Daffodil Records inner sleeve logo

Comments and Reviews


whitewhale1965 ● 23rd Jul 2021



whitewhale1965 ● 21st Apr 2015		A surprisingly good record that I passed over and over again for months at a local thrift shop. The front artwork always caught my eye but the title OPERAS kept me at bay until today. Add guitar, bass, drums and lots of percussion and it was well worth the 35cents!