The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.

The world-premiere recording of Cavalli Eliogabalo, made at its first performance: Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999. Two independent sources agree on year, month, place, conductor and the whole cast by role. (1) Wikipedia, "Eliogabalo" (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliogabalo): "Eliogabalo received its world premiere on 27 November 1999, for the inauguration of the Teatro San Domenico in Crema", and under Recordings, "1999 audio: ... I Concertanti, conducted by Roberto Solci. Recorded Teatro San Domenico, Crema, November 1999." (2) The disc itself, scanned in the rip (Back.jpg): the same eleven singers by role, "ORCHESTRA BAROCCA I CONCERTANTI", "CORO ACCADEMIA DEL CANTO - CORO PREGARCANTANDO", "DIREZIONE E REALIZZAZIONE MUSICALE ROBERTO SOLCI", and at the foot "Prima Esecuzione Mondiale in occasione dellinaugurazione del Teatro San Domenico, Citta di Crema - Novembre 1999"; the track index transcribed with the rip adds "Recording: 1999". The 2005 in the download folder name is a release year, not the recording. Day left unset: both sources say only November, and while the premiere itself was 27 November nothing says the tape is that night rather than another of the run. The chorus is printed "Coro Accademia del Canto" on the back cover and transcribed "Coro Accademico del Canto" in the ripper track index; the back cover is followed here. Top billing on the three leads: Eliogabalo, Alessandro Cesare and Flavia Gemmira. Alessandro Calamai sang both Nerbulone and Tiferne, so he has two portrayals.