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Hugo Weisgall: Two Operas and Two Song Cycles
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2:10:30
1934 — 1960
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The Tenor
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1:18:55 |
Hugo Weisgall
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Based on the play Der Kammersänger by Frank Wedekind
Chester Ludgin, baritone, "Valet"; John Kuhn, tenor, "Bellboy"; Richard Cassilly, tenor, "Gerardo"; Vienna State Opera Orchestra; Herbert Grossman, Conductor; Dorothy Coulter, soprano, "Young Girl"; Richard Cross, bass-baritone, "Maurice"; Doris Young, soprano, "Helen"
1948
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The Tenor: Coming! Coming!
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3:23 |
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The Tenor: Who's who in smells, sir
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1:53 |
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The Tenor: Have you forgotten what you were hired for?
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3:29 |
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The Tenor: To belong to you-
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3:17 |
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The Tenor: My trunks, costumes, scores?
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1:43 |
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The Tenor: Forty minutes left
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4:15 |
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The Tenor: Sitting in the dark
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5:11 |
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The Tenor: I am young, Gerardo, I am pure
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5:24 |
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The Tenor: Surprise, surprise, quite a surprise!
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6:18 |
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The Tenor: Here is my card
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1:54 |
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The Tenor: That was a noble trick
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5:15 |
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The Tenor: Nils Hansen brought the house down in London last night
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4:02 |
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The Tenor: I am just likely, I am not
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The Tenor: I have left my home forever
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The Tenor: I have created nothing
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5:41 |
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The Tenor: And yet you cannot leave the stage?
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6:56 |
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The Tenor: Yes, Maurice, yes, yes
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7:41 |
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The Stronger
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24:41 |
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Based on the Play by August Strindberg
David Walter, double bass; Albert Regni, clarinets; Lloyd Green, saxophone; Johanna Meier, soprano, "Estelle"; Aeolian Chamber Players; Walter Ponce, piano; Jonathan Abramowitz, cello; Lloyd Green, clarinets; Lewis Kaplan, violin; David Walter, bass; Albert Regni, saxophone; John Graham, viola; Ronald Anderson, trumpet; Hugo Weisgall, Conductor
1952
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The Stronger: Lisa, darling, how nice to see you
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Johanna Meier, soprano, "Estelle"; Aeolian Chamber Players; Walter Ponce, piano; Jonathan Abramowitz, cello; Lloyd Green, clarinets; Lewis Kaplan, violin; David Walter, bass; Albert Regni, saxophone; John Graham, viola; Ronald Anderson, trumpet; Hugo Weisgall, Conductor
1952
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The Stronger: Isn't this a sweet infant?
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Johanna Meier, soprano, "Estelle"; Aeolian Chamber Players; Walter Ponce, piano; Jonathan Abramowitz, cello; Lloyd Green, clarinets; Lewis Kaplan, violin; David Walter, bass; Albert Regni, saxophone; John Graham, viola; Ronald Anderson, trumpet; Hugo Weisgall, Conductor
1952
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The Stronger: You're still brooding about that mix-up
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Johanna Meier, soprano, "Estelle"; Aeolian Chamber Players; Walter Ponce, piano; Jonathan Abramowitz, cello; Lloyd Green, clarinets; Lewis Kaplan, violin; David Walter, bass; Albert Regni, saxophone; John Graham, viola; Ronald Anderson, trumpet; Hugo Weisgall, Conductor
1952
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The Stronger: Why must all his things be this horrid color
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Johanna Meier, soprano, "Estelle"; Aeolian Chamber Players; Walter Ponce, piano; Jonathan Abramowitz, cello; Lloyd Green, clarinets; Lewis Kaplan, violin; David Walter, bass; Albert Regni, saxophone; John Graham, viola; Ronald Anderson, trumpet; Hugo Weisgall, Conductor
1952
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The Stronger: And as for Harold
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Johanna Meier, soprano, "Estelle"; Aeolian Chamber Players; Walter Ponce, piano; Jonathan Abramowitz, cello; Lloyd Green, clarinets; Lewis Kaplan, violin; David Walter, bass; Albert Regni, saxophone; John Graham, viola; Ronald Anderson, trumpet; Hugo Weisgall, Conductor
1952
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The Golden Peacock
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The Golden Peacock: I. Undzer Rebenyu (Our Dear Rabbi)
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3:06 |
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The Golden Peacock: II. Lomir Zikh Befrayen (Drinking Song)
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The Golden Peacock: III. Mayn Harts Veynt in Mir (My Heart, My Soul Cries Aloud)
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The Golden Peacock: IV. Baleboste Zisinke (The Pretty Mistress)
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2:30 |
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The Golden Peacock: V. Shlof Mayn Kind (Sleep My Baby)
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The Golden Peacock: VI. Der Rebe Elimeylekh (Rabbi Elimeylekh)
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The Golden Peacock: VII. Di Goldene Pave (The Golden Peacock)
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Four Songs, Op. 1
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Four Songs, Op. 1: I. Old Love
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Four Songs, Op. 1: II. Song
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Four Songs, Op. 1: III. Oh, Lady, let The sad tears fall
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Four Songs, Op. 1: IV. Dirge
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