A. Mozart - Don Giovanni - IV Album

Tracklist

1	Atto II: Scene XV, XVI, XVII E Ultima
2	Atto II: Scene XII, XIII, XIV

Credits

• Bass Vocals – Gianni Maffeo, Orazio Mori, Paolo Badoer, Silvano Pagliuca
• Choir – Coro Filarmonico Di Praga
• Chorus Master – Josef Veselka
• Composed By – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
• Conductor – Hans Swarowsky
• Engineer – František Burda
• Executive Producer – Giovanni Fabbri
• Libretto By – Lorenzo da Ponte
• Liner Notes – Alberto Basso, Alessandro Casiccia, Guido Piamonte, Piero Rattalino
• Music Director – Eduardo Rescigno
• Musical Assistance – Enza Ferrari, John L. Nechling, Luisella Carra
• Orchestra – Orchestra Da Camera Di Praga
• Production Manager – Alfonso Ponzoni
• Soprano Vocals – Gabriella Ravazzi, Ileana Sinnone, Margherita Guglielmi, Mirella Marcossi
• Tenor Vocals – Gino Taddei

Notes

Album 4 of a 4-album box set, part of a larger editorial series.
Each record sleeve holder is an LP-size 12-page book, in colour, with notes in Italian and photos.
The gold-embossed blue velvet set box includes an 88-page libretto of the whole opera.

Barcodes

• Rights Society: D.P.

Companies

• Distributed By – Fratelli Fabbri Editori
• Recorded By – Supraphon

Short intro

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