LUCIANO PAVAROTTI The Lost Concert | Live At LLangollen 1995 (In July 1955, a 19-year-old Luciano Pavarotti travelled to Wales with Modena's Società Corale G. Rossini to compete at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod - a victory hewould later describe as the defining moment that set him on the path to becoming one of the world's most celebrated tenors. Forty years later, in the summer of 1995, at the height of his global fame, Pavarotti returned to Llangollen to honour that life-changing milestone with a special concert during Eisteddfod week. The Lost Concert presents the first-ever audio release of this historic performance, newly transferred in 24-bit / 192 kHz from the original master tapes and presented across two black vinyl LPs. Recorded shortly after the landmark Three Tenors concerts and at a time when his voice was in full splendour, this release offers an extraordinary document of Pavarotti's artistry and emotional connection to the Welsh festival that shaped his destiny. Housed inside a luxurious hardback package featuring English, Welsh and German text. It includes rare photographs from the 1995 concert, exclusive memorabilia from the Eisteddfod Heritage Collection, sung texts with translations, and a collectible A3 poster. The set also features newly discovered 1955 choral recordings - the earliest known surviving audio documents of Pavarotti's voice. Large gold hype sticker, factory sealed. Recommended).