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Rosa Ponselle

American soprano vocalist (Meriden, Connecticut, January 22, 1897 – Villa Pace, near Baltimore, Maryland, May 25, 1981).

Releases

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• American Recordings 1923 - 1929, Volume 2
• American Recordings 1923 - 1929, Volume 3
• American Recordings 1923 - 1929, Volume 4
• American Recordings 1923 - 1929, Volume 1
• Arias
• Sings Verdi : The 1918 - 1928 Recordings
• On The Air Volume 2
• The 1939 Victor and 1954 'Villa Pace' Recordings
• Rosa Ponselle 1897-1981 - Volume 3
• The Best From Her Acoustic Recordings
• Rosa Ponselle On Radio (Unpublished Broadcasts From 1934-1936)
• In Concert 1936-1952
• The Victor Recordings (1926-29)
• Carmen (17 April 1937)
• Rosa Ponselle
• The Victor Recordings (1923-25)
• Ponselle: Volume 2
• The Columbia Acoustics Recordings
• Ponselle
• Verdi-Bellini-Myerbeer-Ponchielli
• Live ..... In Concert 1934-1946
• La Traviata
• Recorded 1923-1929
• Rosa Ponselle
• Rosa Ponselle
• Rosa Ponselle Sings Verdi
• Great Voices Of The Century
• Golden Age "Il Trovatore"
• Rosa Ponselle As Norma And Other Famous Heroines
• Famose Primedonne (Incisioni 1906 - 1951)
• La Voce E L'Arte Di Rosa Ponselle: Incisioni 1923-1929
• Unforgettable Voices Sing Italian Opera
• "By Request" 6 Arias - 5 Songs
• Volume II
• Rosa Ponselle In Song
• The Art Of Rosa Ponselle
• Rosa Ponselle Sings Today
• Open House With Rosa Ponselle
• Volume Three "The Informal Recordings"
• Les Duos Célèbres
• Ponselle As Norma: A Treasury Of Immortal Performances
• Aida Highlights
• Ave Maria = Hail, Mary / The Nightingale And The Rose (Oriental Romance)
• Norma - Mira Norma
• Forza Del Destino - Finale
• Songs My Mother Taught Me / Since First I Met Thee
• Miserere / La Vergine Degli Angeli
• Carry Me Back To Old Virginny / Old Folks At Home
• Ave Maria / Elegie
• Aïda - O Terra Addio (Act 4)

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