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I have not heard any other recordings with him, so it's hard to say if it's his own fault or if he's simply miscast. To Tosca (CD's) there are, however, IMO, a few more aspects to be considered: Cavaradossi? Sound overall sound quality and -balance? minor roles? Cavaradossi here is only decent when he manages not to belt out in overfull voice (which he unfortunately does rather too often). If that's enough for you, at this price this recording would be a no-brainer. And the drama, as almost always with east-european recordings from this era, is very well presented by the conductor and orchestra. "Surely, I have to admit, the singing of Virginia Zeani & Herlea is very good here. Tosca, opera: Act 3.: 'Mario, Su, Presto!'.Tosca, opera: Act 3.: 'Franchigia A Floria Tosca'.Tosca, opera: Act 3.: 'E Lucevan Le Stelle'.Tosca, opera: Act 3.: 'Mario Cavaradossi?'.Tosca, opera: Act 2.: 'E Qual Via Scegliete?'.Tosca, opera: Act 2.: 'Vedi, Le man Giunte Io Stendo A Te!'.Tosca, opera: Act 2.: 'Se La Giurata Fede'.Tosca, opera: Act 2.: 'Vittoria, Vittoria'.Tosca, opera: Act 2.: 'Orsù, Tosca, Parlate!'.Tosca, opera: Act 2.: 'Ed Or Fra Noi Parliamo Da Buoni Amici'.Tosca, opera: Act 2.: 'Ov'è Angelotti?:'.Tosca, opera: Act 2.: 'Tosca È Un Buon Falco'.Tosca, opera: Act 1.: 'Tre Sbirri, Una Carrozza'.Tosca, opera: Act 1.: 'Ed Io Venivo A Lui Tutta Dogliosa'.

Tosca, opera: Act 1.: 'Or Tutto Ò Chiaro'.Tosca, opera: Act 1.: 'Un Tal Baccano In Chiesa'.Tosca, opera: Act 1.: 'E Buova La Mia Tosca'.Tosca, opera: Act 1.: 'Ah Quegli Occhi!'.