Die Lustige Witwe = The Merry Widow = La Veuve Joyeuse / Ouvertüren

Franz Lehár, Franz von Suppé, Elizabeth Harwood, Teresa Stratas, Werner Hollweg, René Kollo, Zoltan Kélémen, Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin, Berliner Philharmoniker, Herbert von Karajan

★ 5.00 1 ocen
39 ma 5 chce
Rok
1992
Kraj
Europe
Format
CD
Compilation, Remastered
Label
Deutsche Grammophon
435 712-2
Classical RomanticOperetta
Identyfikatory
Barcode: 0 28943 57122 7 Barcode: 028943571227 Label Code: LC 0173 Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA Price Code: G X2 SPARS Code: ADD
Tracklista
Die Lustige Witwe = The Merry Widow, Operetta
Ouvertüren
2-11
Ein Morgen, Ein Mittag, Ein Abend In Wien
8:51
2-12
Leichte Kavallerie
7:39
2-13
Pique Dame
8:29
2-14
Die Schöne Galathée
7:30
2-15
Banditenstreiche
7:09
2-16
Dichter Und Bauer
9:49
Notatki wydania
Recordings: Berlin, Jesus-Christus-Kirche, 9/1969 (Suppé), 2, 11 & 12/1972 (Lehár) ℗ 1970 (Suppé) / 1973 (Lehár) Polydor International GmbH, Hamburg Liner notes © 1985 Hans-Günter Martens Publishers: Musikverlag Doblinger, Wien • München (Lehár) Cover: Illustration printed on the menu at Maxim's at the time of "The Merry Widow"'s composition Printed in Germany Made in Germany Includes 70-page booklet with liner notes translated to French and Italian, but, oddly, neither the German notes by Hans-Günter Martens nor an English translation of them. The libretto is in German and translated to English. Editor's Note: | character used to separate parts or acts that would ordinarily call for a Header, but is not used here, to keep complete works under a single Index Track. Editor's Note: Some sub-tracks are split into individual sub-tracks as presented on disc sleeves, to manage multipart tracks. Track numeration is as printed or by using #.# convention.
Credits
  • Art Direction Nikolaus Boddin
  • Chorus Chor der Deutschen Oper Berlin
  • Chorus Master Walter Hagen-Groll
  • Composed By Franz Lehár
  • Composed By Franz von Suppé
  • Conductor Herbert von Karajan
  • Drawing [Franz von Suppé] Christian Wilhelm Allers
  • Engineer [Balance Engineer] Günter Hermanns
  • Engineer [Balance Engineer] Klaus Scheibe
  • Executive-Producer Hans Hirsch
  • Executive-Producer Otto Gerdes
  • Libretto By Leo Stein
  • Libretto By Viktor Léon
  • Liner Notes [Traduction] Daniel Goetzmann
  • Liner Notes [Traduzione] Manuela Amadei
  • Orchestra Berliner Philharmoniker
  • Photography By Siegfried Lauterwasser
  • Photography By [Franz Lehár] Archiv Für Kunst Und Geschichte
  • Producer Hans Weber
  • Vocal Coach [Dialog-Regie] Manfred Röhrl
  • Vocals [Baron Mirko Zeta] Zoltan Kélémen
  • Vocals [Bogdanowitsch] Ernst Krukowski
  • Vocals [Camille de Rosillon] Werner Hollweg
  • Vocals [Clo-Clo] Maria Theresa Reinoso
  • Vocals [Frou-Frou] Carol Pritchett
  • Vocals [Graf Danilo Danilowitsch] René Kollo
  • Vocals [Hanna Glawari] Elizabeth Harwood
  • Vocals [Kromow] Martin Vantin
  • Vocals [Lolo] Kaja Borris
  • Vocals [Margot] Elke Großhans
  • Vocals [Olga] Mechthild Gessendorf
  • Vocals [Pritschitsch] Manfred Röhrl
  • Vocals [Raoul de St. Brioche] Werner Krenn
  • Vocals [Sylviane] Catherine Ott
  • Vocals [Valencienne] Teresa Stratas
  • Voice Actor [Njegus] Karl Renar
  • Voice Actor [Valencienne] Helga Trümper
Firmy
  • Phonographic Copyright (p) Polydor International GmbH
  • Copyright (c) Hans-Günter Martens
  • Published By Doblinger Wien
  • Published By Lehár
  • Made By PRS Hannover
  • Printed By Neef
  • Recorded At Jesus-Christus-Kirche, Berlin
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