Live from Lincoln Center telecast of the New York City Opera, New York State Theater. The DVD rip itself is the primary document: its closing credit crawl reads "Performed by NEW YORK CITY OPERA on November 3, 1976", then Julius Rudel (Director) and the cast - Beverly Sills (Rosina), Alan Titus (Figaro), Henry Price (Count Almaviva), Donald Gramm (Don Bartolo), Samuel Ramey (Don Basilio), Caroll Wood (Berta), William Ledbetter (Fiorello), Don Yule (An Officer), Nicholas Muni (Ambrogio), Michael Rubino (A Notary) - with the New York City Opera Orchestra and Chorus (chorus master George Branson Gray). Wikipedia -Live from Lincoln Center- lists New York City Opera, The Barber of Seville, Nov. 3, 1976 among its notable broadcasts and its Emmy table (the sound-mixing nomination for John E. Pfeiffer, who is also in this print s credits). Wikipedia -Sarah Caldwell- : "In 1976, she both conducted and directed Il barbiere di Siviglia (with Sills and Alan Titus), which was televised over PBS", and her videography gives the cast Sills, H.Price, Titus, Gramm, Ramey. Berta (Caroll Wood), Ambrogio (Nicholas Muni) and the Notary (Michael Rubino) are omitted from the cast below only because findopera has no singer record for them. Filed from a DVD-Video rip, 2h35m48s in 52 chapters; this print carries an on-screen (c)1988 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts notice, so it is a later re-edit of the 1976 telecast.

Live from Lincoln Center telecast of the New York City Opera, New York State Theater. The DVD rip itself is the primary document: its closing credit crawl reads "Performed by NEW YORK CITY OPERA on November 3, 1976", then Julius Rudel (Director) and the cast - Beverly Sills (Rosina), Alan Titus (Figaro), Henry Price (Count Almaviva), Donald Gramm (Don Bartolo), Samuel Ramey (Don Basilio), Caroll Wood (Berta), William Ledbetter (Fiorello), Don Yule (An Officer), Nicholas Muni (Ambrogio), Michael Rubino (A Notary) - with the New York City Opera Orchestra and Chorus (chorus master George Branson Gray). Wikipedia -Live from Lincoln Center- lists New York City Opera, The Barber of Seville, Nov. 3, 1976 among its notable broadcasts and its Emmy table (the sound-mixing nomination for John E. Pfeiffer, who is also in this print s credits). Wikipedia -Sarah Caldwell- : "In 1976, she both conducted and directed Il barbiere di Siviglia (with Sills and Alan Titus), which was televised over PBS", and her videography gives the cast Sills, H.Price, Titus, Gramm, Ramey. Berta (Caroll Wood), Ambrogio (Nicholas Muni) and the Notary (Michael Rubino) are omitted from the cast below only because findopera has no singer record for them. Filed from a DVD-Video rip, 2h35m48s in 52 chapters; this print carries an on-screen (c)1988 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts notice, so it is a later re-edit of the 1976 telecast.

Live from Lincoln Center telecast of the New York City Opera, New York State Theater. The DVD rip itself is the primary document: its closing credit crawl reads "Performed by NEW YORK CITY OPERA on November 3, 1976", then Julius Rudel (Director) and the cast - Beverly Sills (Rosina), Alan Titus (Figaro), Henry Price (Count Almaviva), Donald Gramm (Don Bartolo), Samuel Ramey (Don Basilio), Caroll Wood (Berta), William Ledbetter (Fiorello), Don Yule (An Officer), Nicholas Muni (Ambrogio), Michael Rubino (A Notary) - with the New York City Opera Orchestra and Chorus (chorus master George Branson Gray). Wikipedia -Live from Lincoln Center- lists New York City Opera, The Barber of Seville, Nov. 3, 1976 among its notable broadcasts and its Emmy table (the sound-mixing nomination for John E. Pfeiffer, who is also in this print s credits). Wikipedia -Sarah Caldwell- : "In 1976, she both conducted and directed Il barbiere di Siviglia (with Sills and Alan Titus), which was televised over PBS", and her videography gives the cast Sills, H.Price, Titus, Gramm, Ramey. Berta (Caroll Wood), Ambrogio (Nicholas Muni) and the Notary (Michael Rubino) are omitted from the cast below only because findopera has no singer record for them. Filed from a DVD-Video rip, 2h35m48s in 52 chapters; this print carries an on-screen (c)1988 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts notice, so it is a later re-edit of the 1976 telecast.

Live from Lincoln Center telecast of the New York City Opera, New York State Theater. The DVD rip itself is the primary document: its closing credit crawl reads "Performed by NEW YORK CITY OPERA on November 3, 1976", then Julius Rudel (Director) and the cast - Beverly Sills (Rosina), Alan Titus (Figaro), Henry Price (Count Almaviva), Donald Gramm (Don Bartolo), Samuel Ramey (Don Basilio), Caroll Wood (Berta), William Ledbetter (Fiorello), Don Yule (An Officer), Nicholas Muni (Ambrogio), Michael Rubino (A Notary) - with the New York City Opera Orchestra and Chorus (chorus master George Branson Gray). Wikipedia -Live from Lincoln Center- lists New York City Opera, The Barber of Seville, Nov. 3, 1976 among its notable broadcasts and its Emmy table (the sound-mixing nomination for John E. Pfeiffer, who is also in this print s credits). Wikipedia -Sarah Caldwell- : "In 1976, she both conducted and directed Il barbiere di Siviglia (with Sills and Alan Titus), which was televised over PBS", and her videography gives the cast Sills, H.Price, Titus, Gramm, Ramey. Berta (Caroll Wood), Ambrogio (Nicholas Muni) and the Notary (Michael Rubino) are omitted from the cast below only because findopera has no singer record for them. Filed from a DVD-Video rip, 2h35m48s in 52 chapters; this print carries an on-screen (c)1988 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts notice, so it is a later re-edit of the 1976 telecast.

Live from Lincoln Center telecast of the New York City Opera, New York State Theater. The DVD rip itself is the primary document: its closing credit crawl reads "Performed by NEW YORK CITY OPERA on November 3, 1976", then Julius Rudel (Director) and the cast - Beverly Sills (Rosina), Alan Titus (Figaro), Henry Price (Count Almaviva), Donald Gramm (Don Bartolo), Samuel Ramey (Don Basilio), Caroll Wood (Berta), William Ledbetter (Fiorello), Don Yule (An Officer), Nicholas Muni (Ambrogio), Michael Rubino (A Notary) - with the New York City Opera Orchestra and Chorus (chorus master George Branson Gray). Wikipedia -Live from Lincoln Center- lists New York City Opera, The Barber of Seville, Nov. 3, 1976 among its notable broadcasts and its Emmy table (the sound-mixing nomination for John E. Pfeiffer, who is also in this print s credits). Wikipedia -Sarah Caldwell- : "In 1976, she both conducted and directed Il barbiere di Siviglia (with Sills and Alan Titus), which was televised over PBS", and her videography gives the cast Sills, H.Price, Titus, Gramm, Ramey. Berta (Caroll Wood), Ambrogio (Nicholas Muni) and the Notary (Michael Rubino) are omitted from the cast below only because findopera has no singer record for them. Filed from a DVD-Video rip, 2h35m48s in 52 chapters; this print carries an on-screen (c)1988 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts notice, so it is a later re-edit of the 1976 telecast.

Live from Lincoln Center telecast of the New York City Opera, New York State Theater. The DVD rip itself is the primary document: its closing credit crawl reads "Performed by NEW YORK CITY OPERA on November 3, 1976", then Julius Rudel (Director) and the cast - Beverly Sills (Rosina), Alan Titus (Figaro), Henry Price (Count Almaviva), Donald Gramm (Don Bartolo), Samuel Ramey (Don Basilio), Caroll Wood (Berta), William Ledbetter (Fiorello), Don Yule (An Officer), Nicholas Muni (Ambrogio), Michael Rubino (A Notary) - with the New York City Opera Orchestra and Chorus (chorus master George Branson Gray). Wikipedia -Live from Lincoln Center- lists New York City Opera, The Barber of Seville, Nov. 3, 1976 among its notable broadcasts and its Emmy table (the sound-mixing nomination for John E. Pfeiffer, who is also in this print s credits). Wikipedia -Sarah Caldwell- : "In 1976, she both conducted and directed Il barbiere di Siviglia (with Sills and Alan Titus), which was televised over PBS", and her videography gives the cast Sills, H.Price, Titus, Gramm, Ramey. Berta (Caroll Wood), Ambrogio (Nicholas Muni) and the Notary (Michael Rubino) are omitted from the cast below only because findopera has no singer record for them. Filed from a DVD-Video rip, 2h35m48s in 52 chapters; this print carries an on-screen (c)1988 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts notice, so it is a later re-edit of the 1976 telecast.

Live from Lincoln Center telecast of the New York City Opera, New York State Theater. The DVD rip itself is the primary document: its closing credit crawl reads "Performed by NEW YORK CITY OPERA on November 3, 1976", then Julius Rudel (Director) and the cast - Beverly Sills (Rosina), Alan Titus (Figaro), Henry Price (Count Almaviva), Donald Gramm (Don Bartolo), Samuel Ramey (Don Basilio), Caroll Wood (Berta), William Ledbetter (Fiorello), Don Yule (An Officer), Nicholas Muni (Ambrogio), Michael Rubino (A Notary) - with the New York City Opera Orchestra and Chorus (chorus master George Branson Gray). Wikipedia -Live from Lincoln Center- lists New York City Opera, The Barber of Seville, Nov. 3, 1976 among its notable broadcasts and its Emmy table (the sound-mixing nomination for John E. Pfeiffer, who is also in this print s credits). Wikipedia -Sarah Caldwell- : "In 1976, she both conducted and directed Il barbiere di Siviglia (with Sills and Alan Titus), which was televised over PBS", and her videography gives the cast Sills, H.Price, Titus, Gramm, Ramey. Berta (Caroll Wood), Ambrogio (Nicholas Muni) and the Notary (Michael Rubino) are omitted from the cast below only because findopera has no singer record for them. Filed from a DVD-Video rip, 2h35m48s in 52 chapters; this print carries an on-screen (c)1988 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts notice, so it is a later re-edit of the 1976 telecast.

Live from Lincoln Center telecast of the New York City Opera, New York State Theater. The DVD rip itself is the primary document: its closing credit crawl reads "Performed by NEW YORK CITY OPERA on November 3, 1976", then Julius Rudel (Director) and the cast - Beverly Sills (Rosina), Alan Titus (Figaro), Henry Price (Count Almaviva), Donald Gramm (Don Bartolo), Samuel Ramey (Don Basilio), Caroll Wood (Berta), William Ledbetter (Fiorello), Don Yule (An Officer), Nicholas Muni (Ambrogio), Michael Rubino (A Notary) - with the New York City Opera Orchestra and Chorus (chorus master George Branson Gray). Wikipedia -Live from Lincoln Center- lists New York City Opera, The Barber of Seville, Nov. 3, 1976 among its notable broadcasts and its Emmy table (the sound-mixing nomination for John E. Pfeiffer, who is also in this print s credits). Wikipedia -Sarah Caldwell- : "In 1976, she both conducted and directed Il barbiere di Siviglia (with Sills and Alan Titus), which was televised over PBS", and her videography gives the cast Sills, H.Price, Titus, Gramm, Ramey. Berta (Caroll Wood), Ambrogio (Nicholas Muni) and the Notary (Michael Rubino) are omitted from the cast below only because findopera has no singer record for them. Filed from a DVD-Video rip, 2h35m48s in 52 chapters; this print carries an on-screen (c)1988 Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts notice, so it is a later re-edit of the 1976 telecast.