Macbeth, Act IV: "Patria oppressa"
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Classical
Macbeth, Act IV: "Patria oppressa" was released on March 10, 2010 by NST Music Ltd as a part of the album Great Opera Choruses, Vol. 2
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Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Bulgarian National Choir
Choir
Bulgarischer Nationalchor
Performer
Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra
Orchestra
Georgi Robev
Conductor
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Giuseppe Verdi
Composer
Francesco Maria Piave
Lyrics
