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MP3-1775400 SEMIRAMDE-CHICAGO,SEPT.11,1981
Product Description
Radio Broadcast
(Cassette Transfer)
G. Rossini SEMIRAMIDE San Franscisco War Memorial Opera House, Sept. 11, 1981
Semiramide:Montserrat Caball Arsace:Marilyn Horne Assur:James Morris Idreno:Dalmacio Gonzalez Azema:Candace Kahn Oroe:Eric Halfvarson Mitrane:Jonathan Green Ghost of Nino:Gregory Stapp
The San Francisco Opera Orchestra and Chorus Conductor:Richard Bonynge ---------------------------------------------------- Production:Pier Luigi Pizzi Set and costume designer:Pier Luigi Pizzi Lighting Designer:Thomas J. Munn Sound Designer:Roger Gans Chorus Director:Richard Bradshaw Musical Preparation:Kathryn Cathcart Prompter:Gordon Jephtas Assistant Stage Director:Robin Thompson Stage Manager:Jerry Sherk
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G. Rossini SEMIRAMIDE San Franscisco War Memorial Opera House, Sept. 11, 1981
Semiramide:Montserrat Caball Arsace:Marilyn Horne Assur:James Morris Idreno:Dalmacio Gonzalez Azema:Candace Kahn Oroe:Eric Halfvarson Mitrane:Jonathan Green Ghost of Nino:Gregory Stapp
The San Francisco Opera Orchestra and Chorus Conductor:Richard Bonynge ---------------------------------------------------- Production:Pier Luigi Pizzi Set and costume designer:Pier Luigi Pizzi Lighting Designer:Thomas J. Munn Sound Designer:Roger Gans Chorus Director:Richard Bradshaw Musical Preparation:Kathryn Cathcart Prompter:Gordon Jephtas Assistant Stage Director:Robin Thompson Stage Manager:Jerry Sherk
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