Leontyne Price Met Debut - January 27, 1961
(Verdi: Il Trovatore) Metropolitan Opera, January 27, 1961 2:30 - "Tacea la notte placida...Di tale amor" 9:05 - "D'amor sull'ali rosee" English translation by Dale McAdoo Manrico............................... Franco Corelli Leonora.............................. Leontyne Price Il conte di Luna.................. Robert Merrill Azucena.............................. Irene Dalis Ferrando.............................. William Wildermann Ines....................................... Helen Vanni Ruiz....................................... Charles Anthony Un vecchio zingaro............. Carlo Tomanelli Un messaggero................... Robert Nagy maestro direttore................. Fausto Cleva maestro del coro.................. Kurt Adler Please remember to be polite when posting. Any rude comments and bad language will be removed and the poster blocked. Degrading comments about things such as race, religion, and culture, etc., will not be tolerated.
Opera for You interview with Leontyne Price 1960
Franco Corelli Met Debut, Jan. 27, 1961 - "Ah, si ben mio...Di quella pira"
MET Gala farewell to Rudolf Bing (22.04.1972, New York) {TV highlights}
What's My Line? - Leontyne Price; Peter Ustinov; PANEL: Phyllis Newman, Woody Allen (Sep 18, 1966)
Simionato & Corelli - Carmen Finale - Palermo 1959
“La mamma morta” — Callas, Tebaldi, Muzio, & Bruna-Rasa (4 COLOSSAL Sopranos)
Leontyne Price "D'amor sull'ali rosee" Il Trovatore
Amazing singing by Leontyne Price (1965)
Kennedy Center Honors Legend: Leontyne Price (In-Depth Interview)
Leontyne Price sings "Tacea la notte placida"
Leontyne Price Opera Farewell "O patria mia" Aida
Leontyne Price & Franco Corelli: Puccini Tosca, 'Love Deut' Act One
Leontyne Price profile (February 1987)
Leontyne Price | Backstage & In Performance Opens The New Met | 1966 Documentary
Simionato & Corelli - The Famed Duet - Gli Ugonotti
1982 Leontyne Price intermission interview with Schuyler Chapin
Leontyne Price, as Lenore – the aria “D'amor sull'ali rosee” from Giuseppe Verdi’s Il Trovatore
NEA Opera Honors (2008): Interview with Leontyne Price
Leontyne Price sings Aida, "O patria mia"
