This recording, made in Rome during the summer of 1959, stands among the most distinguished operatic productions of the celebrated RCA Living Stereo era. Under the direction of conductor Erich Leinsdorf, the Orchestra and Chorus of the Rome Opera House assembled an international cast of exceptional caliber to bring Puccini’s monumental score to life.

David Oistrakh and Lev Oborin's 1962 recording brings these masterpieces to life with a combination of intellectual depth and burnished tonal beauty. Oistrakh's violin playing, renowned for its noble sound and expressive warmth, finds ideal partnership in Oborin’s poised, architecturally aware pianism.

Monteux’s 1959 Living Stereo Petrushka occupies a unique place in recorded history. It preserves an authentic Stravinsky lineage through one of the composer’s most important early champions

Ernest Ansermet’s recording of The Firebirdwith L’Orchestre de la Suisse Romande stands as a vivid mid-century interpretation of Stravinsky’s landmark ballet score, combining sharp rhythmic precision with a distinctly elegant orchestral character.

Magnificent artistry of one of the world’s most accomplished violinists, Arturo Delmoni, playing together with outstanding guitarist David Burgess.