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Gaetano Bardini (born October 8, 1929 in Riparbella) is an Italian tenor. Bardini has made numerous recitals and in has been a success in the Czech Republic, releasing his recording of his performances at with the Prague Smetana Theatre Orchestra, Brno State Opera Orchestra, Prague Chamber Orchestra, with conductors Jan Štych and Ino Savini.^[1]

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1967 - "Recital - Romanze d'opera" - Dir: Ino Savini - Supraphon
1968 - Verdi - "Il Trovatore" - G.Bardini, Linda Vajna, Franco Pagliazzi - Coro e Orchestra Filarmonica di Praga - Direttore M° Ino Savini - F.lli Fabbri editori - Cofanetto con 33 giri (1^ edizione della Supraphon 1969 e 2 ristampe della Fratelli Fabbri nel 1969 e 1978)
1970 - "Recital - Romanze d'opera" - Dir: Jan Stych - Supraphon 1 12 1158 G
1972 - Verdi - "Requiem" con Margaret Tynes,Vera Soukupova, Jan Kyzlink - live Praga Cattedrale di San Vito 9.9.72 Orchestra Sinf. di Ostrava Dir: Ino Savini 2 CD
1973 - Mascagni - "Cavalleria Rusticana" - Santuzza: Marina Krilovici, Turiddu: Gaetano Bardini, Alfio: Kostas Paskalis, Mamma Lucia: Hilde Rössl-Majdan, Lola: Rohangiz Yachmi - Direttore: Anton Guadagno - Wiener Staatsopernchor und Orchester - Registrazione Live effettuata il 14 Settembre 1973 - 2 CD
1973 - "Recital di canzoni napoletane" - Opus Praga (ristampato in parte dalla Champion Records - UK)
1979 - Mascagni - Isabeau - (in prima mondiale) con Aldo Protti.
1979 - "Recital di Arie d'Opera" - Dir: Jan Stych - Supraphon 1116 2729 G

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