Greater Miami Opera, American premiere of Bianca e Falliero, opening night Monday 7 December 1987 at Dade County Auditorium. Cast, conductor and orchestra from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel review of that performance, published 9 December 1987: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/12/09/rossinis-artistry-shines-in-bianca-e-falliero/ -- Gianna Rolandi (Bianca), Kathleen Kuhlmann (Falliero), Gary Bennett (Contareno), Jeffrey Wells (Capellio), Gustavo Halley (the Doge of Venice = Priuli), Julie Schmidt (Biancas handmaiden = Costanza), conductor Willie Anthony Waters, Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida. The same paper reported on 22 November 1987 that the production would be taped for NPRs World of Opera and that it opened Dec. 7 (https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/11/22/miami-production-to-be-aired-nationally/), which is what this broadcast tape is. Two further comprimarios, Ian Bourg and Patrick Jones, are named in the review only as court officials and are left out rather than guessed into Pisani/Loredano. operadis has no entry for this performance (it excludes private recordings).

Greater Miami Opera, American premiere of Bianca e Falliero, opening night Monday 7 December 1987 at Dade County Auditorium. Cast, conductor and orchestra from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel review of that performance, published 9 December 1987: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/12/09/rossinis-artistry-shines-in-bianca-e-falliero/ -- Gianna Rolandi (Bianca), Kathleen Kuhlmann (Falliero), Gary Bennett (Contareno), Jeffrey Wells (Capellio), Gustavo Halley (the Doge of Venice = Priuli), Julie Schmidt (Biancas handmaiden = Costanza), conductor Willie Anthony Waters, Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida. The same paper reported on 22 November 1987 that the production would be taped for NPRs World of Opera and that it opened Dec. 7 (https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/11/22/miami-production-to-be-aired-nationally/), which is what this broadcast tape is. Two further comprimarios, Ian Bourg and Patrick Jones, are named in the review only as court officials and are left out rather than guessed into Pisani/Loredano. operadis has no entry for this performance (it excludes private recordings).

Greater Miami Opera, American premiere of Bianca e Falliero, opening night Monday 7 December 1987 at Dade County Auditorium. Cast, conductor and orchestra from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel review of that performance, published 9 December 1987: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/12/09/rossinis-artistry-shines-in-bianca-e-falliero/ -- Gianna Rolandi (Bianca), Kathleen Kuhlmann (Falliero), Gary Bennett (Contareno), Jeffrey Wells (Capellio), Gustavo Halley (the Doge of Venice = Priuli), Julie Schmidt (Biancas handmaiden = Costanza), conductor Willie Anthony Waters, Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida. The same paper reported on 22 November 1987 that the production would be taped for NPRs World of Opera and that it opened Dec. 7 (https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/11/22/miami-production-to-be-aired-nationally/), which is what this broadcast tape is. Two further comprimarios, Ian Bourg and Patrick Jones, are named in the review only as court officials and are left out rather than guessed into Pisani/Loredano. operadis has no entry for this performance (it excludes private recordings).

Greater Miami Opera, American premiere of Bianca e Falliero, opening night Monday 7 December 1987 at Dade County Auditorium. Cast, conductor and orchestra from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel review of that performance, published 9 December 1987: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/12/09/rossinis-artistry-shines-in-bianca-e-falliero/ -- Gianna Rolandi (Bianca), Kathleen Kuhlmann (Falliero), Gary Bennett (Contareno), Jeffrey Wells (Capellio), Gustavo Halley (the Doge of Venice = Priuli), Julie Schmidt (Biancas handmaiden = Costanza), conductor Willie Anthony Waters, Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida. The same paper reported on 22 November 1987 that the production would be taped for NPRs World of Opera and that it opened Dec. 7 (https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/11/22/miami-production-to-be-aired-nationally/), which is what this broadcast tape is. Two further comprimarios, Ian Bourg and Patrick Jones, are named in the review only as court officials and are left out rather than guessed into Pisani/Loredano. operadis has no entry for this performance (it excludes private recordings).

Greater Miami Opera, American premiere of Bianca e Falliero, opening night Monday 7 December 1987 at Dade County Auditorium. Cast, conductor and orchestra from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel review of that performance, published 9 December 1987: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/12/09/rossinis-artistry-shines-in-bianca-e-falliero/ -- Gianna Rolandi (Bianca), Kathleen Kuhlmann (Falliero), Gary Bennett (Contareno), Jeffrey Wells (Capellio), Gustavo Halley (the Doge of Venice = Priuli), Julie Schmidt (Biancas handmaiden = Costanza), conductor Willie Anthony Waters, Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida. The same paper reported on 22 November 1987 that the production would be taped for NPRs World of Opera and that it opened Dec. 7 (https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/11/22/miami-production-to-be-aired-nationally/), which is what this broadcast tape is. Two further comprimarios, Ian Bourg and Patrick Jones, are named in the review only as court officials and are left out rather than guessed into Pisani/Loredano. operadis has no entry for this performance (it excludes private recordings).

Greater Miami Opera, American premiere of Bianca e Falliero, opening night Monday 7 December 1987 at Dade County Auditorium. Cast, conductor and orchestra from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel review of that performance, published 9 December 1987: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/12/09/rossinis-artistry-shines-in-bianca-e-falliero/ -- Gianna Rolandi (Bianca), Kathleen Kuhlmann (Falliero), Gary Bennett (Contareno), Jeffrey Wells (Capellio), Gustavo Halley (the Doge of Venice = Priuli), Julie Schmidt (Biancas handmaiden = Costanza), conductor Willie Anthony Waters, Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida. The same paper reported on 22 November 1987 that the production would be taped for NPRs World of Opera and that it opened Dec. 7 (https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/11/22/miami-production-to-be-aired-nationally/), which is what this broadcast tape is. Two further comprimarios, Ian Bourg and Patrick Jones, are named in the review only as court officials and are left out rather than guessed into Pisani/Loredano. operadis has no entry for this performance (it excludes private recordings).

Greater Miami Opera, American premiere of Bianca e Falliero, opening night Monday 7 December 1987 at Dade County Auditorium. Cast, conductor and orchestra from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel review of that performance, published 9 December 1987: https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/12/09/rossinis-artistry-shines-in-bianca-e-falliero/ -- Gianna Rolandi (Bianca), Kathleen Kuhlmann (Falliero), Gary Bennett (Contareno), Jeffrey Wells (Capellio), Gustavo Halley (the Doge of Venice = Priuli), Julie Schmidt (Biancas handmaiden = Costanza), conductor Willie Anthony Waters, Philharmonic Orchestra of Florida. The same paper reported on 22 November 1987 that the production would be taped for NPRs World of Opera and that it opened Dec. 7 (https://www.sun-sentinel.com/1987/11/22/miami-production-to-be-aired-nationally/), which is what this broadcast tape is. Two further comprimarios, Ian Bourg and Patrick Jones, are named in the review only as court officials and are left out rather than guessed into Pisani/Loredano. operadis has no entry for this performance (it excludes private recordings).