Experience the beauty and the heartbreak of Verdi's La traviata, live at the London Coliseum and cinemas across the UK with English National Opera.

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It's hard to believe, but Verdi's three-act opera wasn't that popular at its premiere in March 1853. The first performance prompted jeers from the audience, but Verdi's La Traviata (translated as 'The Fallen Woman') is now immensely popular. It's one of the most performed operas world-wide, most famous for its rousing drinking song. Despite all of its gaiety, it's actually tragic story of love and death.

Verdi: Traviata (La) (Sung in English). Mackerras conducts in a wholly unobtrusive, sensitive manner and the ENO orchestra plays beautifully. Charles Mackerras conducts a taut vibrant performance.

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Album: La Traviata (1993). Artists: Джузеппе Верди, Chorus of La Scala, Nino Verchi, Carlo Meliciani, Franco Lombardi.

Running Time: 118:24. Release Date: June 1999 Originally recorded in 1998. Composer Giuseppe Verdi. Solo soprano - Violetta Valéry Valerie Masterson. Solo tenor - Alfredo Germont John Brecknock. Conductor Sir Charles Mackerras. Venue Abbey Road Studios, London. Producer John Fraser. Libretto by Francesco Maria Piave after Alexandre Dumas's La dame aux camélias. English translation by Edmund Tracey.

La Traviata - 2. Introduction (with Chorus) Dall invito trascorso e gia lora. La Traviata - 3. Drinking Song Libiamo ne lieti calici. La Traviata - 4. Valse and Duet Un di felice. La Traviata - 5. Stretta of the Introduction Si ridesta in ciel laurora. La Traviata - 6. Recitative and Air Ah, fors e lui. La Traviata - 7. Scene 1, Recitative and Air De miei bollenti spiriti. La Traviata - 8. Scene 1, Recitative and Duet Pura siccome un angelo. La Traviata - 9. Scene 1, Recitative Dammi tu forza.

I-Catalogue NumberI-Cat. The revised version (1854) is the standard one performed. The 1864 Paris version set in 4 acts and retitled as "Violetta" was approved by Verdi, who did not attend the performance. Operas by Giuseppe Verdi.