Le Cid - An opera in four acts: Aimer! Je puis aimer librement, devant tous! (Grace Bumbry, Eleanor Bergquist)
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Classical
Le Cid - An opera in four acts: Aimer! Je puis aimer librement, devant tous! (Grace Bumbry, Eleanor Bergquist) was released on January 1, 1976 by Sony Classical as a part of the album Massenet: Le Cid
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BPM72
Credits
PERFORMING ARTISTS
Opera Orchestra of New York
Performer
Grace Bumbry
Mezzo-Soprano
Plácido Domingo
Tenor
Jake Gardner
Baritone
Eleanor Bergquist
Soprano
Arnold Voketaitis
Bass
Paul Plishka
Bass
Eve Queller
Conductor
Theodore Hodges
Performer
Clinton Ingram
Performer
John Adams
Performer
Byrne Camp Chorale
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Jules Massenet
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Thomas Frost
Producer
