Tosca sung in Russian, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, 31 March 1971, Mark Ermler. From the Ponto PO-1057 booklet scanned in the folder: the CD3 cast page reads "TOSCA ... (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus / Mark Ermler / Moscow, Bolshoi Theatre, March 31, 1971" with Vishnevskaya, Noreika, Valaitis, Korolyov, Nartov, Sokolov, Filippov, Maslov, and the back cover repeats it. This is NOT recording 1375, the other Bolshoi Tosca under Ermler already in the library: that one is Milashkina, Atlantov and Mazurok, a different cast and a different night. Only the roles whose singers could be matched confidently in findopera are entered; the booklet names Yuri Korolyov (Angelotti), Victor Nartov (Sagrestano), Alexei Sokolov (Spoletta) and Leonid Maslov (Carceriere), whose findopera near-matches carry different first names. Barcode 8717202250578 from the back cover; the box also carries the Crespin/Bartoletti Buenos Aires 1965 Tosca, which is recording 7743.

Tosca sung in Russian, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, 31 March 1971, Mark Ermler. From the Ponto PO-1057 booklet scanned in the folder: the CD3 cast page reads "TOSCA ... (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus / Mark Ermler / Moscow, Bolshoi Theatre, March 31, 1971" with Vishnevskaya, Noreika, Valaitis, Korolyov, Nartov, Sokolov, Filippov, Maslov, and the back cover repeats it. This is NOT recording 1375, the other Bolshoi Tosca under Ermler already in the library: that one is Milashkina, Atlantov and Mazurok, a different cast and a different night. Only the roles whose singers could be matched confidently in findopera are entered; the booklet names Yuri Korolyov (Angelotti), Victor Nartov (Sagrestano), Alexei Sokolov (Spoletta) and Leonid Maslov (Carceriere), whose findopera near-matches carry different first names. Barcode 8717202250578 from the back cover; the box also carries the Crespin/Bartoletti Buenos Aires 1965 Tosca, which is recording 7743.

Tosca sung in Russian, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, 31 March 1971, Mark Ermler. From the Ponto PO-1057 booklet scanned in the folder: the CD3 cast page reads "TOSCA ... (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus / Mark Ermler / Moscow, Bolshoi Theatre, March 31, 1971" with Vishnevskaya, Noreika, Valaitis, Korolyov, Nartov, Sokolov, Filippov, Maslov, and the back cover repeats it. This is NOT recording 1375, the other Bolshoi Tosca under Ermler already in the library: that one is Milashkina, Atlantov and Mazurok, a different cast and a different night. Only the roles whose singers could be matched confidently in findopera are entered; the booklet names Yuri Korolyov (Angelotti), Victor Nartov (Sagrestano), Alexei Sokolov (Spoletta) and Leonid Maslov (Carceriere), whose findopera near-matches carry different first names. Barcode 8717202250578 from the back cover; the box also carries the Crespin/Bartoletti Buenos Aires 1965 Tosca, which is recording 7743.

Tosca sung in Russian, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, 31 March 1971, Mark Ermler. From the Ponto PO-1057 booklet scanned in the folder: the CD3 cast page reads "TOSCA ... (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus / Mark Ermler / Moscow, Bolshoi Theatre, March 31, 1971" with Vishnevskaya, Noreika, Valaitis, Korolyov, Nartov, Sokolov, Filippov, Maslov, and the back cover repeats it. This is NOT recording 1375, the other Bolshoi Tosca under Ermler already in the library: that one is Milashkina, Atlantov and Mazurok, a different cast and a different night. Only the roles whose singers could be matched confidently in findopera are entered; the booklet names Yuri Korolyov (Angelotti), Victor Nartov (Sagrestano), Alexei Sokolov (Spoletta) and Leonid Maslov (Carceriere), whose findopera near-matches carry different first names. Barcode 8717202250578 from the back cover; the box also carries the Crespin/Bartoletti Buenos Aires 1965 Tosca, which is recording 7743.

Tosca sung in Russian, Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow, 31 March 1971, Mark Ermler. From the Ponto PO-1057 booklet scanned in the folder: the CD3 cast page reads "TOSCA ... (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus / Mark Ermler / Moscow, Bolshoi Theatre, March 31, 1971" with Vishnevskaya, Noreika, Valaitis, Korolyov, Nartov, Sokolov, Filippov, Maslov, and the back cover repeats it. This is NOT recording 1375, the other Bolshoi Tosca under Ermler already in the library: that one is Milashkina, Atlantov and Mazurok, a different cast and a different night. Only the roles whose singers could be matched confidently in findopera are entered; the booklet names Yuri Korolyov (Angelotti), Victor Nartov (Sagrestano), Alexei Sokolov (Spoletta) and Leonid Maslov (Carceriere), whose findopera near-matches carry different first names. Barcode 8717202250578 from the back cover; the box also carries the Crespin/Bartoletti Buenos Aires 1965 Tosca, which is recording 7743.