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Re: Recommended recordings for Puccini's Tosca

Posted by Rob on May 27, 1999 at 00:00:23:
I think I've got the new one, because it's remastered with Abbey Road Technology. It sounds rather good, though the orchestra is a little thin, but I think it's like Dr. T said, probably the best opera recording ever.
By the way, I just found out, checking the remastering, it was conducted by Victor de Sabata, it's 'Norma' that was conducted by Serafin.:-)
I need to check before I recommend in the blind....