Don Carlos

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Don Carlos

Giuseppe Verdi, Alastair Miles, Julian Gavin, William Dazeley, Sir John Tomlinson, Janice Watson, Jane Dutton, Chorus, Orchestra of Opera North, Richard Farnes

5059864316234
50 tracksReleased 2009-11-01

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5059864316234 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release Don Carlos by Giuseppe Verdi, Alastair Miles, Julian Gavin, William Dazeley, Sir John Tomlinson, Janice Watson, Jane Dutton, Chorus, Orchestra of Opera North, Richard Farnes, released 2009-11-01. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 50 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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Track List (50)

Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: Prelude
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: Prelude
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “Charles the Fifth, our mighty Lord” (Old Monk, Chorus of Friars)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “Charles the Fifth, our mighty Lord” (Old Monk, Chorus of Friars)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “And I have lost her” (Don Carlos, Old Monk)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “And I have lost her” (Don Carlos, Old Monk)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “There he is! The Prince” (Don Carlos, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “There he is! The Prince” (Don Carlos, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “But the King has not yet discovered your secret?” (Don Carlos, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “But the King has not yet discovered your secret?” (Don Carlos, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “God who has brought us together” (Don Carlos, Rodrigo, Old Monk, Chorus of Friars)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 1: “God who has brought us together” (Don Carlos, Rodrigo, Old Monk, Chorus of Friars)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Where the pine grove is green and shady” (Thibault, Eboli, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Where the pine grove is green and shady” (Thibault, Eboli, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “In the marble palace of the Moorish King” (Eboli, Thibault, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “In the marble palace of the Moorish King” (Eboli, Thibault, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “The Queen” (Eboli, Elisabeth, Thibault, Rodrigo, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “The Queen” (Eboli, Elisabeth, Thibault, Rodrigo, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “I’m so eager to hear the news you bring” (Eboli, Rodrigo, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “I’m so eager to hear the news you bring” (Eboli, Rodrigo, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Carlos my friend, hope of our future” (Rodrigo, Eboli, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Carlos my friend, hope of our future” (Rodrigo, Eboli, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “I come before the Queen and I ask for a favour” (Don Carlos, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “I come before the Queen and I ask for a favour” (Don Carlos, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Here where I stand let the earth crack asunder” (Don Carlos, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Here where I stand let the earth crack asunder” (Don Carlos, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “The King” (Thibault, Philip, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “The King” (Thibault, Philip, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Don’t weep, my dear companion” (Elisabeth, Rodrigo, Philip, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Don’t weep, my dear companion” (Elisabeth, Rodrigo, Philip, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Remain here! I’ve seen you at my court” (Philip, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “Remain here! I’ve seen you at my court” (Philip, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “O King, I come here from Flanders” (Rodrigo, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “O King, I come here from Flanders” (Rodrigo, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “What kind of peace is this you give your subject?” (Rodrigo, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act I Scene 2: “What kind of peace is this you give your subject?” (Rodrigo, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: Prelude
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: Prelude
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: “At midnight in the garden of the Queen…” (Don Carlos, Eboli)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: “At midnight in the garden of the Queen…” (Don Carlos, Eboli)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: “Alas your youthful mind has no idea” (Eboli, Don Carlos, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: “Alas your youthful mind has no idea” (Eboli, Don Carlos, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: “Now he has scorned the love I gave him” (Eboli, Rodrigo, Don Carlos)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: “Now he has scorned the love I gave him” (Eboli, Rodrigo, Don Carlos)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: “Treacherous son, adult’rous lover” (Eboli, Rodrigo, Don Carlos)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 1: “Treacherous son, adult’rous lover” (Eboli, Rodrigo, Don Carlos)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “Today is a day of gladness and joy” (Chorus of People, Chorus of Monks)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “Today is a day of gladness and joy” (Chorus of People, Chorus of Monks)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “Let the sacred doors now be opened” (Philip, Royal Herald, Chorus of People)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “Let the sacred doors now be opened” (Philip, Royal Herald, Chorus of People)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “O Heav’n! It’s Carlos!” (Elisabeth, Rodrigo, Philip, Don Carlos, Thibault, Flemish Deputies, Chorus of People)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “O Heav’n! It’s Carlos!” (Elisabeth, Rodrigo, Philip, Don Carlos, Thibault, Flemish Deputies, Chorus of People)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “Sire! I have something to ask you!” (Don Carlos, Philip, Elisabeth, Rodrigo, Thibault, Monks, Chorus of People)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “Sire! I have something to ask you!” (Don Carlos, Philip, Elisabeth, Rodrigo, Thibault, Monks, Chorus of People)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “O heav’n!” (Elisabeth, Don Carlos, Philip, Voice from Heaven, Flemish Deputies, Monks, Chorus of People)
Don Carlos, Act II Scene 2: “O heav’n!” (Elisabeth, Don Carlos, Philip, Voice from Heaven, Flemish Deputies, Monks, Chorus of People)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: Introduction
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: Introduction
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “She has no love for me!” (Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “She has no love for me!” (Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “I’ll only sleep when I am laid to rest” (Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “I’ll only sleep when I am laid to rest” (Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “The Grand Inquisitor” (Count of Lerma, Grand Inquisitor, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “The Grand Inquisitor” (Count of Lerma, Grand Inquisitor, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “In this land of Spain no heresy has thrived” (Grand Inquisitor, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “In this land of Spain no heresy has thrived” (Grand Inquisitor, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “Your highness I ask for justice!” (Elisabeth, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “Your highness I ask for justice!” (Elisabeth, Philip)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “You know full well, my hand was plighted” (Elisabeth, Philip, Eboli, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “You know full well, my hand was plighted” (Elisabeth, Philip, Eboli, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “Accurst be this hour” (Philip, Eboli, Rodrigo, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “Accurst be this hour” (Philip, Eboli, Rodrigo, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “Forgive! Forgive and pardon a woman who’s wronged you” (Eboli, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “Forgive! Forgive and pardon a woman who’s wronged you” (Eboli, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “Oh cruel fate. Oh hated gift” (Eboli)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 1: “Oh cruel fate. Oh hated gift” (Eboli)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “I’m here my Carlos” (Rodrigo, Don Carlos)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “I’m here my Carlos” (Rodrigo, Don Carlos)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “My last day has dawned forever” (Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “My last day has dawned forever” (Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “But why do you speak of death?” (Don Carlos, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “But why do you speak of death?” (Don Carlos, Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “O Carlos, now listen, your mother awaits you” (Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “O Carlos, now listen, your mother awaits you” (Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “Now I die, die contented” (Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “Now I die, die contented” (Rodrigo)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “My son I return you your sword” (Philip, Don Carlos, Count of Lerma, Eboli, Grand Inquisitor, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act III Scene 2: “My son I return you your sword” (Philip, Don Carlos, Count of Lerma, Eboli, Grand Inquisitor, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act IV: Introduction
Don Carlos, Act IV: Introduction
Don Carlos, Act IV: “You, who spurned and renounced all the world” (Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act IV: “You, who spurned and renounced all the world” (Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act IV: “France, my noble land, so dear to me in childhood!” (Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act IV: “France, my noble land, so dear to me in childhood!” (Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act IV: “She’s there!” (Don Carlos, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act IV: “She’s there!” (Don Carlos, Elisabeth)
Don Carlos, Act IV: “We shall meet not in this world” (Elisabeth, Don Carlos)
Don Carlos, Act IV: “We shall meet not in this world” (Elisabeth, Don Carlos)
Don Carlos, Act IV: “Yes, for ever! A double sacrifice is needed!” (Philip, Grand Inquisitor, Elisabeth, Don Carlos, Old Monk, Chorus)
Don Carlos, Act IV: “Yes, for ever! A double sacrifice is needed!” (Philip, Grand Inquisitor, Elisabeth, Don Carlos, Old Monk, Chorus)

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What is UPC 5059864316234?
UPC 5059864316234 is the Universal Product Code (barcode) for "Don Carlos" by Giuseppe Verdi, Alastair Miles, Julian Gavin, William Dazeley, Sir John Tomlinson, Janice Watson, Jane Dutton, Chorus, Orchestra of Opera North, Richard Farnes.
What is a UPC code in music?
A UPC (Universal Product Code) — also called an EAN barcode — is a unique numeric identifier assigned to a music release by its distributor. It identifies the release as a whole (album, EP, or single) and is required by every digital storefront and physical retailer.
How is a UPC different from an ISRC?
A UPC identifies a release (the bundle of tracks sold as one product). An ISRC identifies a specific sound recording (a single track). Every track on a UPC release has its own ISRC, but they all share the same UPC.
How many tracks are on UPC 5059864316234?
UPC 5059864316234 contains 50 tracks.
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What is UPC 5059864316234?

5059864316234 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to Don Carlos by Giuseppe Verdi, Alastair Miles, Julian Gavin, William Dazeley, Sir John Tomlinson, Janice Watson, Jane Dutton, Chorus, Orchestra of Opera North, Richard Farnes. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

This release contains 50 tracks. Each track has its own ISRC (International Standard Recording Code) that identifies the specific sound recording, while the UPC identifies the release as a whole. Knowing your release's UPC is essential for neighboring rights collection societies like SoundExchange and for transferring music between distributors.

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