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With an all-star line-up of experienced Verdians in this 1970 recording, one can't go wrong. But there are other recordings in which one can go better. Compared to her
Trovatore on RCA only 11 years before, Leontyne Price seems self-consciously grand, her plush voice sailing through the opera like visiting royalty and actually growing laboured under the strain of sustaining such an imperial manner. Fiorenza Cossotto's slightly shrill, somewhat scary mezzo is at home in playing the witch Azucena even if more vocal weight would be ideal. Plácido Domingo and Sherrill Milnes are customary adept Verdians, though conductor Zubin Mehta seems unable to give the music flexibility and plasticity without losing momentum. --
David Patrick Stearns