Home > Opera MP3 Audio Downloads > Offenbach > You are buying a downloadable mp3. Offenbach Contes d'hoffmann 1968 San Antonio Here is an in-house recording of The Tales of Hoffmann from the San Antonio Opera on March 3, 1968. Sound is good for an in-house of the period - a little dull, but the voices are clear. The performance is in English -- mostly. The translation used was by Ruth and Thomas Martin. Domingo, however, frequently reverted to French whenever he chose. In this production basically the NYCO production the Epilogue was not performed, and the opera ended with the death of Antonia. Hoffmann - Placido Domingo Olympia/Giulietta
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MP3 Download Offenbach Contes d'hoffmann 1968 San Antonio Here is an in-house recording of The Tales of Hoffmann from the San Antonio Opera on March 3, 1968. Sound is good for an in-house of the period - a little dull, but the voices are clear. The performance is in English -- mostly. The translation used was by Ruth and Thomas Martin. Domingo, however, frequently reverted to French whenever he chose. In this production basically the NYCO production the Epilogue was not performed, and the opera ended with the death of Antonia. Hoffmann - Placido Domingo Olympia/Giulietta

<font color=blue>You are buying a downloadable mp3.</font color> Offenbach Contes d'hoffmann 1968 San Antonio Here is an in-house recording of The Tales of Hoffmann from the San Antonio Opera on March 3, 1968. Sound is good for an in-house of the period - a little dull, but the voices are clear. The performance is in English -- mostly. The translation used was by Ruth and Thomas Martin. Domingo, however, frequently reverted to French whenever he chose. In this production basically the NYCO production the Epilogue was not performed, and the opera ended with the death of Antonia. Hoffmann - Placido Domingo Olympia/Giulietta
You are buying a downloadable mp3. Offenbach Contes d'hoffmann 1968 San Antonio Here is an in-house recording of The Tales of Hoffmann from the San Antonio Opera on March 3, 1968. Sound is good for an in-house of the period - a little dull, but the voices are clear. The performance is in English -- mostly. The translation used was by Ruth and Thomas Martin. Domingo, however, frequently reverted to French whenever he chose. In this production basically the NYCO production the Epilogue was not performed, and the opera ended with the death of Antonia. Hoffmann - Placido Domingo Olympia/Giulietta
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MP3 Download Offenbach Contes d'hoffmann 1968 San Antonio

Here is an in-house recording of The Tales of Hoffmann from the San Antonio Opera on March 3, 1968. Sound is good for an in-house of the period - a little dull, but the voices are clear.

The performance is in English -- mostly. The translation used was by Ruth and Thomas Martin. Domingo, however, frequently reverted to French whenever he chose. In this production basically the NYCO production the Epilogue was not performed, and the opera ended with the death of Antonia.

Hoffmann - Placido Domingo Olympia/Giulietta



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