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Yu Qiang Dai.(Brief Article)(Opera Review)
Yu Qiang Dai
ARIAS by Puccini, Verdi, Donizetti, Ponchielli, others. New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Molina. Texts and translations. EMI 57791
It's sometimes difficult to fathom the ways of record companies in this barren climate for classical repertoire. Presumably, EMI wishes to present tenor Yu Qiang Dai to his advantage. But this progression of the twelve most famous arias in the Pavarotti songbook (eleven in Italian, plus Massenet's "Pourquoi me ...
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