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Gala Bing, 1972

Leontyne Price and Dame Janet Baker in the "Recordare" duet from the Verdi Requiem. Sir Georg Solti conducts the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. From ...

Leontyne Price sings "Non mi dir" from Mozart's Don Giovanni. The slow haunting aria "Non Mi Dir" is gorgeous, and even the coloratura caballeta "F...

Met. April 13, 1974

Eileen Farrell - Timor di me? D'amor sull'ali rosee - Verdi, Il Trovatore

Here is a recording -- V disc -- from 1945 of the great Eileen Farrell singing the Bach-Gounod "Ave Maria" with the Band of the Training Command of...

From the Rodgers & Hart musical "Dearest Enemy", here is Eileen Farrell singing "Here in My Arms" and "Bye and Bye" from a radio broadcast of 10 No...

From Handel's oratorio "Messiah", here is Eileen Farrell, from a radio broadcast of 31 March 1958. (this is NOT from the Philadelphia Orchestra/Eug...

The "Inflamatus" from Rossini's "Stabat Mater", as sung by Eileen Farrell, from a radio broadcast of 31 March 1958.

also from this broadcast:

Han...

Eileen Farrell.

London Philharmonic Orchestra.

Aldo Ceccato.

The Maid of Orleans. Orleanskay Deva by Tchaikovsky

Mozart Mass in C minor, Benedictus hosanna

South Suburban Orchestra

Dr. Keith Hampton - conductor and choirmaster

Anisha McFarland - lyric soprano

...

Tanya Kent - soprano

Charles H. Wagner IV - spinto tenor

Thomas Jefferson - accompanist

Marietta's Song, duet (rare) from Dead City

By Korngold

EIleen Farrell sings Handel's "Sommi dei" from Radamisto and Beverly Sills sings "Let the Bright Seraphim" from Handel's Samson. These are from a ...

Teatro alla Scala in Munich. Claudio Abbado conductor. September 4, 1972

Soprano Martina Arroyo sings "Me pellegrina ed orfana" from Verdi's "La forza del destino" (rec. 1969)

One of my favourite arias, one of the best r...

Leontyne Price sings "Me pellegrina ed orfana"

from La Forza del Destino by Giuseppe Verdi (1813-1901)

RCA Italiana Orchestra

Thomas Schippers, con...

Here are Eileen Farrell and André Previn performing:

1. Everywhere I look

2. I wonder what became of me

Playlist for the entire album: http://w...

Eileen Farrell sings Marietta's lied from Korngold's Die Tote Stadt in 1942

From the CBS program 'Eileen Farrell Sings'

Conducted by Erich Wolfgang...

NY, 1979

Eileen Farrel sings "Plus de tourments" from Le Cid by Jules Massenet (1842-1912)

with orchestra, live recording 1944

Farrell was extraordinary in this particular song repertoire. George Trovillo is the Pianist.

Here is an extended scene (Act II, scene 3) from Donizetti's opera "Maria Stuarda" with Beverly Sills in the title role and Eileen Farrell as Queen...

from a joint recital with Elena Nikolaidi in New Orleans, 13 December 1954, here is the great Farrell singing Richard Strauss' "Cäcilie" and Bachel...

At the River. Long Time Ago.

Ezio Pinza sings " O Isis und Osiris"

from Die Zauberflöte by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus

Giulio Setti, conduct...

Here is the divine Eileen Farrell singing Albert Hay Malotte's "The Lord's Prayer. Malotte (1895-1964)composed his arrangement of the Lord's Prayer...

Here is Eileen Farrell singing "Solo un pianto con te versate", the aria of Neris from Cherubini's opera Medea. From the link below you will find s...

Here is the great Eileen Farrell singing Verdi's "Madre, pietosa Vergine" from La Forza del Destino. She also sings the beautiful song, "Here in My...

Decca released an album in 1965 with her, titled "The Magnificent Voice of Eileen Farrell" which was later reissued as "Songs America Loves". Other...

San Francisco. September 13, 1968

April 7, 1962

Carlo Franci conductor. 27 january 1968

Studio Recording, 1959

Cesare Siepi as Don Govanni. Fernando Corena as Leporello. Studio Recording, 1959

Final (and strong) scene from Puccini's Tosca.

Leontyne Price in a recording with Plácido Domingo

A private film (not mine) which I corrected the pitch which was more than an semi tone lower than the official Met radio Broadcast. And so we get t...

Live performance by

Darryl Taylor, countertenor

and Brent McMunn, piano

May 8, 2010

The late, great bass-baritone Benjamin Matthews (1933-2006) sings the following spirituals:

1. "If He Changed Mah Name"

2. "I'm So Glad Trouble ...