Verdi - Die Klassiksammlung 14 Verdi Opernzauber

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Review by Benjamin Brewis

Die Klassiksammlung 14 Verdi Opernzauber: A Wild Ride Through Romantic Drama Alright, let’s get one thing straight—this album ain’t for the faint of heart. If you’re looking for some chill background music while sipping your latte, keep scrolling. Die Klassiksammlung 14 Verdi Opernzauber is a full-blown emotional rollercoaster that’ll slap you in the face with its intensity before you even hit track three. Released back in '93 by DeAgostini (yeah, those Germans know how to curate), this collection dives deep into Verdi’s operatic genius with raw vocals and dramatic flair that screams "ROMANTIC ERA." Now, I’m not gonna sugarcoat it—listening to this feels like being thrown into an Italian opera house where everyone's screaming their hearts out over love, betrayal, or revenge. But hey, if you dig that kind of chaos, buckle up because it doesn’t disappoint. Tracks That’ll Stick With You Let’s zoom in on two tracks that stuck to my brain like gum under a theater seat: "La Donna È Mobile" and "Libiamo." First off, “La Donna È Mobile.” Oh man, this one hits different. Sung by Juan Perez as the Herzog, it’s smooth but dripping with sarcasm—you can almost picture him leaning back with a smug grin while delivering these lines about women being fickle. The melody? Catchy as hell. It’s the kind of tune that worms its way into your head at 2 AM when you’re trying to sleep. And Perez’s voice? Damn near hypnotic. He nails the balance between playful arrogance and pure charm. Every time I hear it, I think, “Man, this guy could sell sand in the Sahara.” Then there’s “Libiamo,” aka THE drinking song. This joint is basically the life of any party, even if said party happens inside your headphones. The chorus explodes with energy, making you wanna grab a glass (or five) and toast to… well, whatever floats your boat. Bella Jasper shines here as Violetta alongside Rudolf Knoll’s Germont—it’s chaotic yet harmonious, like watching fireworks burst across the sky. There’s something intoxicating about the way they bounce off each other vocally; it’s messy, passionate, and utterly human. Why Does It Matter? You might wonder why anyone should care about a 1993 compilation of old-school opera stuff. Here’s the deal: Verdi didn’t just write music—he wrote stories soaked in emotion, and this album captures that perfectly. Sure, the production quality isn’t exactly cutting-edge by today’s standards, but who cares? What matters is the raw power behind every note, every scream, every whispered confession. These singers aren’t just performing—they’re living these roles. And honestly, listening to this album feels like stepping into another world. One minute you’re vibing to a triumphant march (“Triumphmarsch”), and the next you’re drowning in Violetta’s heartbreaking goodbye (“Addio, Del Passato”). It’s exhausting—but in the best possible way. Final Thoughts? Weird Ones Ahead… Here’s the kicker: after blasting through all the drama, I found myself oddly calm. Like, zen-level calm. Maybe it’s because Verdi forces you to confront big emotions head-on, leaving no room for petty worries. Or maybe it’s just the wine I paired it with. Either way, this album made me realize something wild—opera isn’t dead. Nope, it’s alive and kicking, lurking in our playlists disguised as movie soundtracks or Broadway hits. So yeah, props to Verdi for still schooling us centuries later. Oh, and if you ever meet someone who claims they don’t like classical music, shove this album in their face. They won’t know what hit ‘em.

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Artist: Verdi
Album: Die Klassiksammlung 14 Verdi Opernzauber
Rating: 2.0

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Chor: Vieni, O Guerriero Vindice2:14
Manrico: Ah Sì, Ben Mio2:36
Herzog: La Donna È Mobile2:09
Violetta, Alfredo: Parigi, O Cara, Noi Lasce Remo3:16
Radames: Celeste Aida3:22
Radames, Aida: O Terra, Addio4:35
Zigeunerchor2:45
Gilda, Duke: Giovanna, Ho Dei Rimorsi2:50
Chor: Gloria All'Egitto2:23
Soldatenchor: Squilli, Echeggi La Tomba Guerriera1:28
Germont: Di Provenza Il Mar, Il Suol4:35
Herzog, Gilda: Addio - Caro Nome Che Il Mio Cor6:06
Herzog: Questa O Quello1:43
Chor: Libiamo3:10
Canzone Del Velo5:01
Herzog: E Il Sol Dell'Anima2:53
Herzog: Bella Figlia Dell'Amore4:13
Triumphmarsch - Ballettmusik3:31
Gilda, Rigoletto: V'Ho Ingannato, Colpevole Fui...4:45
Violetta: Addio, Del Passato2:40

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Catalog Numbers

KS C 014

Labels

DeAgostini

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Formats

  • CD
  • Compilation

Credits

RoleCredit
Composed ByGiuseppe Verdi
Vocals [AidaEva Illes (tracks: 1 to 5, 17 to 19)
Leonora]Eva Illes (tracks: 1 to 5, 17 to 19)
VocalsErnst Wiemann (tracks: 17 to 19)
Vocals [GildaBella Jasper (tracks: 6 to 16)
Violetta]Bella Jasper (tracks: 6 to 16)
Vocals [RadamesJuan Perez (tracks: 1 to 5, 17 to 19)
HerzogJuan Perez (tracks: 1 to 5, 17 to 19)
Manrico]Juan Perez (tracks: 1 to 5, 17 to 19)
Vocals [RigolettoRudolf Knoll (tracks: 6 to 16)
Germont]Rudolf Knoll (tracks: 6 to 16)

Notes

Total playing time: 66:35

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Italian opera composer in the 19th-century. Born on 9 or 10 October 1813, in Le Roncole, a village near Busseto, Italy; as "Giuseppe Fortunino Francesco Verdi ". Died on 27 January 1901 in Milan, Italy. Verdi's operas are among the most sung on stages around the world.

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Interesting fact about Album

Here’s an interesting fact: The album *Die Klassiksammlung 14 Verdi Opernzauber* is like a time capsule of Verdi's genius. Released in 1993 in Germany, it brings together some of the most iconic moments from his operas. What makes it special? It features singers portraying multiple roles—like Juan Perez, who sings as both Radames and Manrico. And get this: the track *"La Donna È Mobile"* is one of opera's greatest earworms, famously kept secret by Verdi until the premiere to avoid leaks. Romantic classical music at its finest!