Gala GL 100.778 (2 CD, (P)(C) 2006 IMC Music, licensed from Intermusic), scanned front cover, back cover and booklet in the rip folder: "DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER - FRA DIAVOLO, Opera en trois actes, (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Boris Khaikin, Moscow", front cover marked "(LIVE RECORDING)"; barcode 8712177048960, confirmed as Gala GL 100.778 by Discogs release 33901512. The disc carries no date. The date and the full cast come from ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Воловов,_Павел_Васильевич (the article on Pavel Volovov, who sings Lord Cockburn here), whose discography section lists this cast under Boris Khaikin and says "Запись по трансляции из филиала Большого театра 29 марта 1955 г." -- recorded from the relay from the Bolshoi Theatre Branch, 29 March 1955. Matteo is left unset: the Gala back cover credits Victor Gorbunov, ru.wikipedia credits Leonid Maslov, and nothing here separates them. Corroboration that the audio is this Soviet material: the five La Boheme bonus tracks at the end of CD 2 are the 1954 Samosud Moscow Radio Boheme already filed as rip-3973 (findopera 1306) -- track boundaries agree to one CD frame and the amplitude envelopes correlate at r 0.85-0.95 with a lag drifting linearly by 1.40 s over 240 s, i.e. the same master at a 0.58%% different transfer speed.

Gala GL 100.778 (2 CD, (P)(C) 2006 IMC Music, licensed from Intermusic), scanned front cover, back cover and booklet in the rip folder: "DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER - FRA DIAVOLO, Opera en trois actes, (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Boris Khaikin, Moscow", front cover marked "(LIVE RECORDING)"; barcode 8712177048960, confirmed as Gala GL 100.778 by Discogs release 33901512. The disc carries no date. The date and the full cast come from ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Воловов,_Павел_Васильевич (the article on Pavel Volovov, who sings Lord Cockburn here), whose discography section lists this cast under Boris Khaikin and says "Запись по трансляции из филиала Большого театра 29 марта 1955 г." -- recorded from the relay from the Bolshoi Theatre Branch, 29 March 1955. Matteo is left unset: the Gala back cover credits Victor Gorbunov, ru.wikipedia credits Leonid Maslov, and nothing here separates them. Corroboration that the audio is this Soviet material: the five La Boheme bonus tracks at the end of CD 2 are the 1954 Samosud Moscow Radio Boheme already filed as rip-3973 (findopera 1306) -- track boundaries agree to one CD frame and the amplitude envelopes correlate at r 0.85-0.95 with a lag drifting linearly by 1.40 s over 240 s, i.e. the same master at a 0.58%% different transfer speed.

Gala GL 100.778 (2 CD, (P)(C) 2006 IMC Music, licensed from Intermusic), scanned front cover, back cover and booklet in the rip folder: "DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER - FRA DIAVOLO, Opera en trois actes, (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Boris Khaikin, Moscow", front cover marked "(LIVE RECORDING)"; barcode 8712177048960, confirmed as Gala GL 100.778 by Discogs release 33901512. The disc carries no date. The date and the full cast come from ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Воловов,_Павел_Васильевич (the article on Pavel Volovov, who sings Lord Cockburn here), whose discography section lists this cast under Boris Khaikin and says "Запись по трансляции из филиала Большого театра 29 марта 1955 г." -- recorded from the relay from the Bolshoi Theatre Branch, 29 March 1955. Matteo is left unset: the Gala back cover credits Victor Gorbunov, ru.wikipedia credits Leonid Maslov, and nothing here separates them. Corroboration that the audio is this Soviet material: the five La Boheme bonus tracks at the end of CD 2 are the 1954 Samosud Moscow Radio Boheme already filed as rip-3973 (findopera 1306) -- track boundaries agree to one CD frame and the amplitude envelopes correlate at r 0.85-0.95 with a lag drifting linearly by 1.40 s over 240 s, i.e. the same master at a 0.58%% different transfer speed.

Gala GL 100.778 (2 CD, (P)(C) 2006 IMC Music, licensed from Intermusic), scanned front cover, back cover and booklet in the rip folder: "DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER - FRA DIAVOLO, Opera en trois actes, (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Boris Khaikin, Moscow", front cover marked "(LIVE RECORDING)"; barcode 8712177048960, confirmed as Gala GL 100.778 by Discogs release 33901512. The disc carries no date. The date and the full cast come from ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Воловов,_Павел_Васильевич (the article on Pavel Volovov, who sings Lord Cockburn here), whose discography section lists this cast under Boris Khaikin and says "Запись по трансляции из филиала Большого театра 29 марта 1955 г." -- recorded from the relay from the Bolshoi Theatre Branch, 29 March 1955. Matteo is left unset: the Gala back cover credits Victor Gorbunov, ru.wikipedia credits Leonid Maslov, and nothing here separates them. Corroboration that the audio is this Soviet material: the five La Boheme bonus tracks at the end of CD 2 are the 1954 Samosud Moscow Radio Boheme already filed as rip-3973 (findopera 1306) -- track boundaries agree to one CD frame and the amplitude envelopes correlate at r 0.85-0.95 with a lag drifting linearly by 1.40 s over 240 s, i.e. the same master at a 0.58%% different transfer speed.

Gala GL 100.778 (2 CD, (P)(C) 2006 IMC Music, licensed from Intermusic), scanned front cover, back cover and booklet in the rip folder: "DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER - FRA DIAVOLO, Opera en trois actes, (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Boris Khaikin, Moscow", front cover marked "(LIVE RECORDING)"; barcode 8712177048960, confirmed as Gala GL 100.778 by Discogs release 33901512. The disc carries no date. The date and the full cast come from ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Воловов,_Павел_Васильевич (the article on Pavel Volovov, who sings Lord Cockburn here), whose discography section lists this cast under Boris Khaikin and says "Запись по трансляции из филиала Большого театра 29 марта 1955 г." -- recorded from the relay from the Bolshoi Theatre Branch, 29 March 1955. Matteo is left unset: the Gala back cover credits Victor Gorbunov, ru.wikipedia credits Leonid Maslov, and nothing here separates them. Corroboration that the audio is this Soviet material: the five La Boheme bonus tracks at the end of CD 2 are the 1954 Samosud Moscow Radio Boheme already filed as rip-3973 (findopera 1306) -- track boundaries agree to one CD frame and the amplitude envelopes correlate at r 0.85-0.95 with a lag drifting linearly by 1.40 s over 240 s, i.e. the same master at a 0.58%% different transfer speed.

Gala GL 100.778 (2 CD, (P)(C) 2006 IMC Music, licensed from Intermusic), scanned front cover, back cover and booklet in the rip folder: "DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER - FRA DIAVOLO, Opera en trois actes, (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Boris Khaikin, Moscow", front cover marked "(LIVE RECORDING)"; barcode 8712177048960, confirmed as Gala GL 100.778 by Discogs release 33901512. The disc carries no date. The date and the full cast come from ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Воловов,_Павел_Васильевич (the article on Pavel Volovov, who sings Lord Cockburn here), whose discography section lists this cast under Boris Khaikin and says "Запись по трансляции из филиала Большого театра 29 марта 1955 г." -- recorded from the relay from the Bolshoi Theatre Branch, 29 March 1955. Matteo is left unset: the Gala back cover credits Victor Gorbunov, ru.wikipedia credits Leonid Maslov, and nothing here separates them. Corroboration that the audio is this Soviet material: the five La Boheme bonus tracks at the end of CD 2 are the 1954 Samosud Moscow Radio Boheme already filed as rip-3973 (findopera 1306) -- track boundaries agree to one CD frame and the amplitude envelopes correlate at r 0.85-0.95 with a lag drifting linearly by 1.40 s over 240 s, i.e. the same master at a 0.58%% different transfer speed.

Gala GL 100.778 (2 CD, (P)(C) 2006 IMC Music, licensed from Intermusic), scanned front cover, back cover and booklet in the rip folder: "DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER - FRA DIAVOLO, Opera en trois actes, (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Boris Khaikin, Moscow", front cover marked "(LIVE RECORDING)"; barcode 8712177048960, confirmed as Gala GL 100.778 by Discogs release 33901512. The disc carries no date. The date and the full cast come from ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Воловов,_Павел_Васильевич (the article on Pavel Volovov, who sings Lord Cockburn here), whose discography section lists this cast under Boris Khaikin and says "Запись по трансляции из филиала Большого театра 29 марта 1955 г." -- recorded from the relay from the Bolshoi Theatre Branch, 29 March 1955. Matteo is left unset: the Gala back cover credits Victor Gorbunov, ru.wikipedia credits Leonid Maslov, and nothing here separates them. Corroboration that the audio is this Soviet material: the five La Boheme bonus tracks at the end of CD 2 are the 1954 Samosud Moscow Radio Boheme already filed as rip-3973 (findopera 1306) -- track boundaries agree to one CD frame and the amplitude envelopes correlate at r 0.85-0.95 with a lag drifting linearly by 1.40 s over 240 s, i.e. the same master at a 0.58%% different transfer speed.

Gala GL 100.778 (2 CD, (P)(C) 2006 IMC Music, licensed from Intermusic), scanned front cover, back cover and booklet in the rip folder: "DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER - FRA DIAVOLO, Opera en trois actes, (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Boris Khaikin, Moscow", front cover marked "(LIVE RECORDING)"; barcode 8712177048960, confirmed as Gala GL 100.778 by Discogs release 33901512. The disc carries no date. The date and the full cast come from ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Воловов,_Павел_Васильевич (the article on Pavel Volovov, who sings Lord Cockburn here), whose discography section lists this cast under Boris Khaikin and says "Запись по трансляции из филиала Большого театра 29 марта 1955 г." -- recorded from the relay from the Bolshoi Theatre Branch, 29 March 1955. Matteo is left unset: the Gala back cover credits Victor Gorbunov, ru.wikipedia credits Leonid Maslov, and nothing here separates them. Corroboration that the audio is this Soviet material: the five La Boheme bonus tracks at the end of CD 2 are the 1954 Samosud Moscow Radio Boheme already filed as rip-3973 (findopera 1306) -- track boundaries agree to one CD frame and the amplitude envelopes correlate at r 0.85-0.95 with a lag drifting linearly by 1.40 s over 240 s, i.e. the same master at a 0.58%% different transfer speed.

Gala GL 100.778 (2 CD, (P)(C) 2006 IMC Music, licensed from Intermusic), scanned front cover, back cover and booklet in the rip folder: "DANIEL FRANCOIS ESPRIT AUBER - FRA DIAVOLO, Opera en trois actes, (Sung in Russian) ... Orchestra and Chorus of the Bolshoi Theatre, Boris Khaikin, Moscow", front cover marked "(LIVE RECORDING)"; barcode 8712177048960, confirmed as Gala GL 100.778 by Discogs release 33901512. The disc carries no date. The date and the full cast come from ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Воловов,_Павел_Васильевич (the article on Pavel Volovov, who sings Lord Cockburn here), whose discography section lists this cast under Boris Khaikin and says "Запись по трансляции из филиала Большого театра 29 марта 1955 г." -- recorded from the relay from the Bolshoi Theatre Branch, 29 March 1955. Matteo is left unset: the Gala back cover credits Victor Gorbunov, ru.wikipedia credits Leonid Maslov, and nothing here separates them. Corroboration that the audio is this Soviet material: the five La Boheme bonus tracks at the end of CD 2 are the 1954 Samosud Moscow Radio Boheme already filed as rip-3973 (findopera 1306) -- track boundaries agree to one CD frame and the amplitude envelopes correlate at r 0.85-0.95 with a lag drifting linearly by 1.40 s over 240 s, i.e. the same master at a 0.58%% different transfer speed.