Il Trovatore was one of three masterpieces that solidified Giuseppe Verdi's reputation.
Giuseppe Verdi, the composer of Il Trovatore, lived from 1813 to 1901.
This recording of Il Trovatore is considered by many collectors to be the most consistently cast version and still reigns supreme in their affections.
This recording of Il Trovatore was made in Manhattan Center, New York, between February 21st and March 16th, 1952.
The conductor Renato Cellini, known as a coach, is credited with the convincing sound of the diverse international cast in this recording.
This recording was originally issued on RCA Victor as an LP (LM-6008) and a 45 rpm set (WDM-6008).
