Post by shawnturner on Jan 9, 2018 4:16:43 GMT
Hi,
I know the attitude is quite prevalent in opera (the genre I'm most familiar with); for instance, the 1953 Victor de Sabata/Maria Callas Tosca is said to be definitive and the one every serious opera fan has to have, or at least hear. How prevalent is the same attitude in other areas of classical music, and do you agree with it?
Also, what are some "must own" recordings that you don't personally like?
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References: www.talkclassical.com/53349-certain-recordings-essential.html
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I know the attitude is quite prevalent in opera (the genre I'm most familiar with); for instance, the 1953 Victor de Sabata/Maria Callas Tosca is said to be definitive and the one every serious opera fan has to have, or at least hear. How prevalent is the same attitude in other areas of classical music, and do you agree with it?
Also, what are some "must own" recordings that you don't personally like?
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References: www.talkclassical.com/53349-certain-recordings-essential.html
animated corporate promotional video