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Anvil Chorus & Miserere from Il Trovatore – 82516
$70.00
“Anvil Chorus” from the Opera Il Trovatore bye Verdi, performed by the New York Light Opera Company. Verdi created it right after his first hit Rigoletto. It is daybreak as gypsies sit around a campfire to greet the day with song as they use their hammers to strike the anvil beginning the days work. “Miserere” from the Opera Il Trovatore bye Verdi, performed by soprano Agnes Kimball, tenor Charles Harrison and chorus, in English, with orchestra accompaniment. As the bell tolls the chant Miserere evolves. Leonora opens up with her woes and Manrico suffers the delay of death.
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This is a 10 inch, 80 rpm Edison Diamond Disc.
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