New: Aida sung in Hungarian, Hungarian Radio forces, Viktor Vaszy, Budapest 1953. Two independent sources agree on conductor, orchestra, chorus and the whole cast. (1) operadis, http://www.operadis-opera-discography.org.uk/CLVEAIDA.HTM entry 49: "Aida by Giuseppe Verdi performed in Hungarian. Conductor Viktor Vaszy - 1953. Orchestra - Hungarian Radio Orchestra. Chorus - Hungarian Radio Chorus. Radames - Jozsef Simandy, Amneris - Klara Palankay, Amonasro - Alexander Sved, Ramphis - Gyorgy Littasy, Il Re di Egitto - Pal Rissay, Una Sacerdotessa - Judit Sandor, Un Messaggero - Jozsef Reti", issued on Hungaroton 129 and Hungaroton LPX 31006 (3LPs). (2) The cast sheet distributed with the recording and present in the folder as "AIDA TACKACS 1953.doc", a Word document compiled by Jean-Marc Hertert, headed "VERDI / AIDA / BUDAPEST, 11 NOVEMBRE 1953 ... (Chante en Hongrois)" and listing the identical cast plus "Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio / Direction musicale Viktor Vaszy". Where they differ: operadis gives the Aida as "Klara Takacs", which cannot be right -- Klara Takacs is a mezzo born in 1945 and was eight years old in 1953. The cast sheet has Paula Takacs, the soprano (1913-2003), and that is what is recorded here. The day and month come only from that cast sheet, which spells the month out ("11 NOVEMBRE 1953") so there is no ambiguity of reading; operadis carries the year alone. The opera is sung in Hungarian, which findopera has no field for on a recording. Noted roles are the three principals Aida, Radames and Amneris.

New: Aida sung in Hungarian, Hungarian Radio forces, Viktor Vaszy, Budapest 1953. Two independent sources agree on conductor, orchestra, chorus and the whole cast. (1) operadis, http://www.operadis-opera-discography.org.uk/CLVEAIDA.HTM entry 49: "Aida by Giuseppe Verdi performed in Hungarian. Conductor Viktor Vaszy - 1953. Orchestra - Hungarian Radio Orchestra. Chorus - Hungarian Radio Chorus. Radames - Jozsef Simandy, Amneris - Klara Palankay, Amonasro - Alexander Sved, Ramphis - Gyorgy Littasy, Il Re di Egitto - Pal Rissay, Una Sacerdotessa - Judit Sandor, Un Messaggero - Jozsef Reti", issued on Hungaroton 129 and Hungaroton LPX 31006 (3LPs). (2) The cast sheet distributed with the recording and present in the folder as "AIDA TACKACS 1953.doc", a Word document compiled by Jean-Marc Hertert, headed "VERDI / AIDA / BUDAPEST, 11 NOVEMBRE 1953 ... (Chante en Hongrois)" and listing the identical cast plus "Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio / Direction musicale Viktor Vaszy". Where they differ: operadis gives the Aida as "Klara Takacs", which cannot be right -- Klara Takacs is a mezzo born in 1945 and was eight years old in 1953. The cast sheet has Paula Takacs, the soprano (1913-2003), and that is what is recorded here. The day and month come only from that cast sheet, which spells the month out ("11 NOVEMBRE 1953") so there is no ambiguity of reading; operadis carries the year alone. The opera is sung in Hungarian, which findopera has no field for on a recording. Noted roles are the three principals Aida, Radames and Amneris.

New: Aida sung in Hungarian, Hungarian Radio forces, Viktor Vaszy, Budapest 1953. Two independent sources agree on conductor, orchestra, chorus and the whole cast. (1) operadis, http://www.operadis-opera-discography.org.uk/CLVEAIDA.HTM entry 49: "Aida by Giuseppe Verdi performed in Hungarian. Conductor Viktor Vaszy - 1953. Orchestra - Hungarian Radio Orchestra. Chorus - Hungarian Radio Chorus. Radames - Jozsef Simandy, Amneris - Klara Palankay, Amonasro - Alexander Sved, Ramphis - Gyorgy Littasy, Il Re di Egitto - Pal Rissay, Una Sacerdotessa - Judit Sandor, Un Messaggero - Jozsef Reti", issued on Hungaroton 129 and Hungaroton LPX 31006 (3LPs). (2) The cast sheet distributed with the recording and present in the folder as "AIDA TACKACS 1953.doc", a Word document compiled by Jean-Marc Hertert, headed "VERDI / AIDA / BUDAPEST, 11 NOVEMBRE 1953 ... (Chante en Hongrois)" and listing the identical cast plus "Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio / Direction musicale Viktor Vaszy". Where they differ: operadis gives the Aida as "Klara Takacs", which cannot be right -- Klara Takacs is a mezzo born in 1945 and was eight years old in 1953. The cast sheet has Paula Takacs, the soprano (1913-2003), and that is what is recorded here. The day and month come only from that cast sheet, which spells the month out ("11 NOVEMBRE 1953") so there is no ambiguity of reading; operadis carries the year alone. The opera is sung in Hungarian, which findopera has no field for on a recording. Noted roles are the three principals Aida, Radames and Amneris.

New: Aida sung in Hungarian, Hungarian Radio forces, Viktor Vaszy, Budapest 1953. Two independent sources agree on conductor, orchestra, chorus and the whole cast. (1) operadis, http://www.operadis-opera-discography.org.uk/CLVEAIDA.HTM entry 49: "Aida by Giuseppe Verdi performed in Hungarian. Conductor Viktor Vaszy - 1953. Orchestra - Hungarian Radio Orchestra. Chorus - Hungarian Radio Chorus. Radames - Jozsef Simandy, Amneris - Klara Palankay, Amonasro - Alexander Sved, Ramphis - Gyorgy Littasy, Il Re di Egitto - Pal Rissay, Una Sacerdotessa - Judit Sandor, Un Messaggero - Jozsef Reti", issued on Hungaroton 129 and Hungaroton LPX 31006 (3LPs). (2) The cast sheet distributed with the recording and present in the folder as "AIDA TACKACS 1953.doc", a Word document compiled by Jean-Marc Hertert, headed "VERDI / AIDA / BUDAPEST, 11 NOVEMBRE 1953 ... (Chante en Hongrois)" and listing the identical cast plus "Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio / Direction musicale Viktor Vaszy". Where they differ: operadis gives the Aida as "Klara Takacs", which cannot be right -- Klara Takacs is a mezzo born in 1945 and was eight years old in 1953. The cast sheet has Paula Takacs, the soprano (1913-2003), and that is what is recorded here. The day and month come only from that cast sheet, which spells the month out ("11 NOVEMBRE 1953") so there is no ambiguity of reading; operadis carries the year alone. The opera is sung in Hungarian, which findopera has no field for on a recording. Noted roles are the three principals Aida, Radames and Amneris.

New: Aida sung in Hungarian, Hungarian Radio forces, Viktor Vaszy, Budapest 1953. Two independent sources agree on conductor, orchestra, chorus and the whole cast. (1) operadis, http://www.operadis-opera-discography.org.uk/CLVEAIDA.HTM entry 49: "Aida by Giuseppe Verdi performed in Hungarian. Conductor Viktor Vaszy - 1953. Orchestra - Hungarian Radio Orchestra. Chorus - Hungarian Radio Chorus. Radames - Jozsef Simandy, Amneris - Klara Palankay, Amonasro - Alexander Sved, Ramphis - Gyorgy Littasy, Il Re di Egitto - Pal Rissay, Una Sacerdotessa - Judit Sandor, Un Messaggero - Jozsef Reti", issued on Hungaroton 129 and Hungaroton LPX 31006 (3LPs). (2) The cast sheet distributed with the recording and present in the folder as "AIDA TACKACS 1953.doc", a Word document compiled by Jean-Marc Hertert, headed "VERDI / AIDA / BUDAPEST, 11 NOVEMBRE 1953 ... (Chante en Hongrois)" and listing the identical cast plus "Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio / Direction musicale Viktor Vaszy". Where they differ: operadis gives the Aida as "Klara Takacs", which cannot be right -- Klara Takacs is a mezzo born in 1945 and was eight years old in 1953. The cast sheet has Paula Takacs, the soprano (1913-2003), and that is what is recorded here. The day and month come only from that cast sheet, which spells the month out ("11 NOVEMBRE 1953") so there is no ambiguity of reading; operadis carries the year alone. The opera is sung in Hungarian, which findopera has no field for on a recording. Noted roles are the three principals Aida, Radames and Amneris.

New: Aida sung in Hungarian, Hungarian Radio forces, Viktor Vaszy, Budapest 1953. Two independent sources agree on conductor, orchestra, chorus and the whole cast. (1) operadis, http://www.operadis-opera-discography.org.uk/CLVEAIDA.HTM entry 49: "Aida by Giuseppe Verdi performed in Hungarian. Conductor Viktor Vaszy - 1953. Orchestra - Hungarian Radio Orchestra. Chorus - Hungarian Radio Chorus. Radames - Jozsef Simandy, Amneris - Klara Palankay, Amonasro - Alexander Sved, Ramphis - Gyorgy Littasy, Il Re di Egitto - Pal Rissay, Una Sacerdotessa - Judit Sandor, Un Messaggero - Jozsef Reti", issued on Hungaroton 129 and Hungaroton LPX 31006 (3LPs). (2) The cast sheet distributed with the recording and present in the folder as "AIDA TACKACS 1953.doc", a Word document compiled by Jean-Marc Hertert, headed "VERDI / AIDA / BUDAPEST, 11 NOVEMBRE 1953 ... (Chante en Hongrois)" and listing the identical cast plus "Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio / Direction musicale Viktor Vaszy". Where they differ: operadis gives the Aida as "Klara Takacs", which cannot be right -- Klara Takacs is a mezzo born in 1945 and was eight years old in 1953. The cast sheet has Paula Takacs, the soprano (1913-2003), and that is what is recorded here. The day and month come only from that cast sheet, which spells the month out ("11 NOVEMBRE 1953") so there is no ambiguity of reading; operadis carries the year alone. The opera is sung in Hungarian, which findopera has no field for on a recording. Noted roles are the three principals Aida, Radames and Amneris.

New: Aida sung in Hungarian, Hungarian Radio forces, Viktor Vaszy, Budapest 1953. Two independent sources agree on conductor, orchestra, chorus and the whole cast. (1) operadis, http://www.operadis-opera-discography.org.uk/CLVEAIDA.HTM entry 49: "Aida by Giuseppe Verdi performed in Hungarian. Conductor Viktor Vaszy - 1953. Orchestra - Hungarian Radio Orchestra. Chorus - Hungarian Radio Chorus. Radames - Jozsef Simandy, Amneris - Klara Palankay, Amonasro - Alexander Sved, Ramphis - Gyorgy Littasy, Il Re di Egitto - Pal Rissay, Una Sacerdotessa - Judit Sandor, Un Messaggero - Jozsef Reti", issued on Hungaroton 129 and Hungaroton LPX 31006 (3LPs). (2) The cast sheet distributed with the recording and present in the folder as "AIDA TACKACS 1953.doc", a Word document compiled by Jean-Marc Hertert, headed "VERDI / AIDA / BUDAPEST, 11 NOVEMBRE 1953 ... (Chante en Hongrois)" and listing the identical cast plus "Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio / Direction musicale Viktor Vaszy". Where they differ: operadis gives the Aida as "Klara Takacs", which cannot be right -- Klara Takacs is a mezzo born in 1945 and was eight years old in 1953. The cast sheet has Paula Takacs, the soprano (1913-2003), and that is what is recorded here. The day and month come only from that cast sheet, which spells the month out ("11 NOVEMBRE 1953") so there is no ambiguity of reading; operadis carries the year alone. The opera is sung in Hungarian, which findopera has no field for on a recording. Noted roles are the three principals Aida, Radames and Amneris.

New: Aida sung in Hungarian, Hungarian Radio forces, Viktor Vaszy, Budapest 1953. Two independent sources agree on conductor, orchestra, chorus and the whole cast. (1) operadis, http://www.operadis-opera-discography.org.uk/CLVEAIDA.HTM entry 49: "Aida by Giuseppe Verdi performed in Hungarian. Conductor Viktor Vaszy - 1953. Orchestra - Hungarian Radio Orchestra. Chorus - Hungarian Radio Chorus. Radames - Jozsef Simandy, Amneris - Klara Palankay, Amonasro - Alexander Sved, Ramphis - Gyorgy Littasy, Il Re di Egitto - Pal Rissay, Una Sacerdotessa - Judit Sandor, Un Messaggero - Jozsef Reti", issued on Hungaroton 129 and Hungaroton LPX 31006 (3LPs). (2) The cast sheet distributed with the recording and present in the folder as "AIDA TACKACS 1953.doc", a Word document compiled by Jean-Marc Hertert, headed "VERDI / AIDA / BUDAPEST, 11 NOVEMBRE 1953 ... (Chante en Hongrois)" and listing the identical cast plus "Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio / Direction musicale Viktor Vaszy". Where they differ: operadis gives the Aida as "Klara Takacs", which cannot be right -- Klara Takacs is a mezzo born in 1945 and was eight years old in 1953. The cast sheet has Paula Takacs, the soprano (1913-2003), and that is what is recorded here. The day and month come only from that cast sheet, which spells the month out ("11 NOVEMBRE 1953") so there is no ambiguity of reading; operadis carries the year alone. The opera is sung in Hungarian, which findopera has no field for on a recording. Noted roles are the three principals Aida, Radames and Amneris.

New: Aida sung in Hungarian, Hungarian Radio forces, Viktor Vaszy, Budapest 1953. Two independent sources agree on conductor, orchestra, chorus and the whole cast. (1) operadis, http://www.operadis-opera-discography.org.uk/CLVEAIDA.HTM entry 49: "Aida by Giuseppe Verdi performed in Hungarian. Conductor Viktor Vaszy - 1953. Orchestra - Hungarian Radio Orchestra. Chorus - Hungarian Radio Chorus. Radames - Jozsef Simandy, Amneris - Klara Palankay, Amonasro - Alexander Sved, Ramphis - Gyorgy Littasy, Il Re di Egitto - Pal Rissay, Una Sacerdotessa - Judit Sandor, Un Messaggero - Jozsef Reti", issued on Hungaroton 129 and Hungaroton LPX 31006 (3LPs). (2) The cast sheet distributed with the recording and present in the folder as "AIDA TACKACS 1953.doc", a Word document compiled by Jean-Marc Hertert, headed "VERDI / AIDA / BUDAPEST, 11 NOVEMBRE 1953 ... (Chante en Hongrois)" and listing the identical cast plus "Chorus and Symphony Orchestra of the Hungarian Radio / Direction musicale Viktor Vaszy". Where they differ: operadis gives the Aida as "Klara Takacs", which cannot be right -- Klara Takacs is a mezzo born in 1945 and was eight years old in 1953. The cast sheet has Paula Takacs, the soprano (1913-2003), and that is what is recorded here. The day and month come only from that cast sheet, which spells the month out ("11 NOVEMBRE 1953") so there is no ambiguity of reading; operadis carries the year alone. The opera is sung in Hungarian, which findopera has no field for on a recording. Noted roles are the three principals Aida, Radames and Amneris.