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Natoma

by Victor Herbert

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  • Musical Excerpt Recording
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    Habanera From "Natoma": This is an audio recording of a specific musical piece, the 'Habanera From "Natoma"', from a 1949 recording by André Kostelanetz and His Orchestra, found on the Internet Archive. It is not an audiobook reading of the opera or any associated text.
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    Natoma: Apple Music Classical lists a 15-minute recording titled 'Natoma' by Keith Brion and the Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra from 2000. This appears to be a selection or suite of music from the opera, not a full spoken-word audiobook.
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    Natoma (opera): Search results confirm that 'Natoma' is a 1911 grand opera by Victor Herbert. References mention the original cast recording from the era via 78s and a modern resurrection performance, but these are historical musical recordings, not unabridged audiobooks of a text.

Summary

Victor Herbert's 'Natoma' is a grand opera from 1911, not a traditional novel or text-based work for which a standard audiobook would be produced. A search across all specified official platforms (Audible, Google Play Books, Apple Books, Kobo, OverDrive, Hoopla, Libby) did not yield an official, unabridged audiobook. The only audio content found consists of musical recordings, such as the 'Habanera From "Natoma"' as part of a classical compilation on the Internet Archive, and a modern recording of selections from the opera on Apple Music Classical. Since the source material is an opera, a spoken-word audiobook is highly unlikely to exist in the general retail market, and no such official product was located.