La Boheme

Puccini (Artist), Sayao (Artist), Tucker (Artist) | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (October 14, 1997)
• Number of Discs: 2
• Label: Sony
• ASIN: B0000029U7
• Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #367,563 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Track Listings

Disc: 1

1. La Boheme - Act I: This Red Sea (Marcello)

2. La Boheme - Act I: I'm Watching (Rudolfo - Marcello)

3. La Boheme - Act I: Signs of the Apocalypse (Colline - Rudolfo - Marcello)

4. La Boheme - Act I: Profound Thought! (Colline - Marcello - Rudolfo)

5. La Boheme - Act I: Wood! (Rudolpho - Marcello - Colline - Schaunard)

6. La Boheme - Act I: May I Come In? (Benoit - Marcello - Schaunard - Colline - Rudolfo)

7. La Boheme - Act I: Shy in youth (Benoit - Marcello - Schaunard - Colline - Rudolfo)

8. La Boheme - Act I: Who's There? (Rodolfo - Mimi)

9. La Boheme - Act I: Oh! How careless of me! (Mimi - Rodolfo)

10. La Boheme - Act I: What a frozen little hand (Rodolfo)

See all 20 tracks on this disc

Disc: 2

1. La Boheme - Act III: Hey, you guards! Open up!

2. La Boheme - Act III: He, who in drinking has found (Musetta)

3. La Boheme - Act III: Excuse me, can you tell me which is (Mimi - Sergeant - Marcello)

4. La Boheme - Act III: Oh good Marcello, help me! Help me, do! (Mimi - Marcello)

5. La Boheme - Act III: Marcello. At last! (Rodolfo - Marcello - Mimi)

6. La Boheme - Act III: Mimi's a coquette (Rodolfo - Marcello - Mimi)

7. La Boheme - Act III: Goodbye; and no hard feellings (Mimi - Rodolfo)

8. La Boheme - Act III: What were you doing, what were you saying (Marcello - Musetta - Mimi - Rodolfo)

9. La Boheme - Act IV: In a brougham? (Marcello - Rodolfo)

10. La Boheme - Act IV: O Mimi, you will return no more (Rodolfo - Marcello)

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Customer Reviews

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4.0 out of 5 stars Bidu Sayao at La Bohème, an unique Performance, October 2, 2011

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This review is from: La Boheme (Audio CD)

Wonderful and rare Bidu Sayao voice's register in her hay days. She is the first Brazilian prima donna to bring the Metropolitan under the spell of her talent. His leading man Richard Tucker utilizes sort of mechanically his strong timbre. Saving the voice in the high peak notes he does not reach the drama tone required in well known Arias as "Che Gelida Manina". Bidu's best performance would be attained in the 1951 Season in the same Opera House. By her side, Giusepe Di Stefano, though then just a beginner, gives all the vigor of his voice and gets closer to the drama colors of the scenes intended by the author Pucccini