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Love it. Great performance.
operafan0anegnd 5 months ago
Anna Moffo had italian roots. ;D Ah, l'orgoglio italiano!
FuryInViolet 8 months ago
What a superb quality of sound
arpiruk 9 months ago
Tucker was so great i just love him !
redbutterflynine 1 year ago 2
Don't know much about opera and have only heard a few versions of this but this is my favorite!!
hongkongluna 1 year ago 3
Two AMERICAN greats!!!! Marvelous!!!
Lovelytenor1 1 year ago 3
Great coupling - Tucker and Moffo!
fashionablesixties 1 year ago 2
Another OUTSTANDING excerpt from this very, very good (but sorely underrated) recording of LA TRAVIATA (perhaps because 5 years later Decca/London released a note-complete recording of this opera with Sutherland, Bergonzi, and Merrill (for the THIRD time on LP), with Pritchard conducting). Anyway, thank you VERY much for sharing this with us!!!
jmccracken1963 1 year ago
by this time Tucker had enormous power on the top of his voice as you hear on that last note, this was 1960, prime for both of them and a wonderful recording with Merrill to sing the father and beautifully, Moffo was never better.
halavey 2 years ago 6
Charming!
ElliePearl 3 years ago
This is really wonderful, especially after enduring an operatic trauma by listening to Kermit (aka Villazon) and Centerfold Netrebko.
TheInquisitive4Ever 3 years ago
Wonderful and her best recording ever! She did it in studio video later with Franco B. but this is her best one, now on CD and available, olso with Merrill who was in prime voice and as for Tucker listen to the last note of the duet for power, he did it at the met early and again in 1967 with Caballe. He was 46 years old here and still lyric and strong when called for, also at a gala he sang act one in 1970 with Sutherland just as well.
pearlmuth3 3 years ago 7
Wonderful, Wonderful!!!
patjan92 3 years ago
anna- la splendissima!!!
the brindisi song is wonderfull
sopran21 3 years ago
A memorable Violetta in every way and Richard Tucker singing Alfredo so sensitively to compliment her voice, not easy for such a powerhouse tenor. Thanks for this posting.
sospello 3 years ago 5
Well put, Maestro Sospello! Bravo.
patjan92 3 years ago