No, Fleming y Gruberova han cantado muchísimo Mozart.

Último intento: Gencer

Studer

Correcto! Es la Gencer.

Alguien quiere intentar con el Conde?.

¿Siepi?

De ser así, sería este registro:

Don Giovanni - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Georg Solti (1962)
Don Giovanni Cesare Siepi
Donna Anna Leyla Gencer
Don Ottavio Richard Lewis
Il Commendatore David Ward
Donna Elvira Sena Jurinac
Leporello Geraint Evans
Masetto Robert Savoie
Zerlina Mirella Freni
Orquesta: Royal Opera House Covent Garden
Coro: Royal Opera House Covent Garden

Creo que hay unas nozze Bacquier/Gencer...o me equivoco?

Y otras con Michel Roux (Glyndebourne, 1963)

No no. Estamos hablando de unas Bodas, no de un Don Giovanni.

Ah cierto, lapsus mio...

Efectivamente, la pareja a la que se refiere el texto citado por mí es Bacquier/Gencer.

A ver qué les parece esta:

As evidenced by this (...) Fanciulla, _____, quite simply, had it all (...) Limpid diction brought her (...) language to the fore with crispness and clarity. And the voice was singularly powerful and ripe, without ever sounding forced. There was a slightly weak portion in the lower middle, but the chest was full and readily available to her, and the top was thrilling, without the slightest bit of spreading or strain. In her Act I love duet, the ascending phrase "Su, su, su, come le stelle", which turns into a strident screech in the voice of many sopranos, here emerges round, lovely and free.

Diría que Stella.
Si no es ella...Frazzoni?

Añado: qué juego más divertido

Correcto Ninetta. Antonietta Stella.

Gracias por el otro comentario

Una última para el día de hoy:

Taken all together, it would seem that what Miss _______ has in view is a mélange of values from both sources: the agility and girlish charm of the small-sized Lucias of the pre-Callas period,-the substance and dramatic values of the newer epoch. This calls for all sorts of resources, which, with her, are not yet quite assorted. What she has to offer is a thoroughly studied rather than fully mastered command of vocal complications, a highly promising but incomplete assessment of dramatic demands which culminated in a "Mad Scene" in which more emphasis was put on such externals as gowning and accessories (scarfs, etc.), postures and floor work, than on the chilling effect of the vocal writing when fully realized, Miss ______ could be a thoroughly good Lucia if she decided which kind she is best suited to be, as her sparkle is not as luminous as the light-voiced singers, or her power equal to the more dramatic.