Aida

Year: 1985

Runtime: More mins

Language: Italian

Directors: Bruce Donnelly, Brian Large

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One of the Met’s emotional evenings, telecast captures Leontyne Price’s farewell as Aida. Her soaring Verdi phrases, luminous top register and timeless vocal beauty show why she was famed as the era’s greatest soprano. Conducted by James Levine with the Met orchestra, chorus and ballet, it preserves depth, heart and soul she poured into each note.

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