The Philadelphia Orchestra – Gurre-Lieder
| Лейбл: | RCA Victor – LM 127 |
| Формат: | Vinyl , Vinyl |
| Страна: | US |
| Дата релиза: | 1932 |
| Жанр: | Classical |
| Стиль: | Choral, Neo-Romantic, Oratorio, Romantic, Spoken Word, Vocal |
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Треклист:
| A | Gurre-Lieder: A Discussion By Leopold Stokowski (With Illustrations On Piano) | |
| Guerre-Lieder |
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| Part I |
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| B2 | Nun Dämpft Die Dämm'rung - Waldemar (Beginning)
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| C1 | Nun Dämpft Die Dämm'rung - Waldemar (Conclusion)
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| C2 | O, Wenn Des Mondes Strahlen - Tove
Soprano Vocals [Tove] – Jeannette Vreeland |
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| C3 | Roꞵ! Mein Roꞵ! - Waldemar
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| D1 | Steme Jubeln - Tove
Soprano Vocals [Tove] – Jeannette Vreeland |
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| D2 | So Tanzen Die Engel Vor Gottes Thron Nicht - Waldemar
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| D3 | Nun Sag Ich Dir Zum Ersten Mal - Tove
Soprano Vocals [Tove] – Jeannette Vreeland |
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| E1 | Es Ist Mitternachzeit - Waldemar
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| E2 | Du Sendest Mir Einen Liebesblick - Tove (Beginning)
Soprano Vocals [Tove] – Jeannette Vreeland |
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| F1 | Du Sendest Mir Einen Liebesblick - Tove (Conclusion)
Soprano Vocals [Tove] – Jeannette Vreeland |
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| F2 | Du Wunderliche Tove! - Waldemar
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| G1 | Orchesterzwischenspeil |
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| G2 | Tauben Von Gurre! - Stimme Der Waldtraube (Beginning)
Contralto Vocals [Waldtaube] – Rose Bampton |
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| H | Tauben Von Gurre! - Stimme Der Waldtraube (Conclusion) (Conclusion, Part I)
Contralto Vocals [Waldtaube] – Rose Bampton |
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| Part II
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| Part III
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| I3 | Deckel Des Sarges Klappert - Bauer (Beginning)
Bass Vocals [Bauer] – Abrasha Robofsky |
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| J1 | Deckel Des Sarges Klappert - Bauer (Conclusion)
Bass Vocals [Bauer] – Abrasha Robofsky |
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| J2 | Gerüꞵt, O König - Waldemars Mannen
Chorus [First Men's Chorus] – Princeton Glee Club Chorus [Second Men's Chorus] – Fortnightly Club Chorus [Third Men's Chorus] – Mendelssohn Club Of Philadelphia Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| J3 | Mit Toves Stimee Flüstert Der Wald - Waldemar (Beginning)
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| K1 | Mit Toves Stimee Flüstert Der Wald - Waldemar Conclusion)
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| K2 | "Ein Seltsamer Vogel Ist So'n Aal.. " - Klauss-Narr
Tenor Vocals [Klaus-Narr] – Robert Betts |
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| L1 | Du Strenger Richter Droben - Waldemar
Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse |
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| L2 | Der Hahn Erhebt Den Kopf Zur Kraht - Waldemars Mannen / Des Sommerwinders Wilde Jagd (Beginning) |
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| M1 | Der Hahn Erhebt Den Kopf Zur Kraht - Waldemars Mannen / Des Sommerwinders Wilde Jagd (Conclusion) (Conclusion, Part III) |
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| Part IV |
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| M3 | Her Gänsefuꞵ, Frau Gänsekraut - Sprecher (Beginning)
Narrator [Sprecher] – Benjamin de Loache |
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| N1 | Her Gänsefuꞵ, Frau Gänsekraut - Sprecher (Conclusion)
Narrator [Sprecher] – Benjamin de Loache |
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| N2 | Seht Die Sonne - Chor (Conclusion, Part IV)
Chorus [First Men's Chorus] – Princeton Glee Club Chorus [Second Men's Chorus] – Fortnightly Club Chorus [Third Men's Chorus] – Mendelssohn Club Of Philadelphia |
Участники записи:
- Bass Vocals [Bauer] – Abrasha Robofsky
- Chorus Master [Fortnighrly Club] – Henry Gordon Thunder
- Chorus Master [Mendelssohn Club] – Bruce Carey (2)
- Chorus Master [Princeton Glee Club] – Alexander Russell
- Chorus [First Men's Chorus] – Princeton Glee Club
- Chorus [Second Men's Chorus] – Fortnightly Club
- Chorus [Third Men's Chorus] – Mendelssohn Club Of Philadelphia
- Composed By – Arnold Schoenberg
- Conductor – Leopold Stokowski
- Conductor, Narrator [Spoken Introduction] – Leopold Stokowski
- Contralto Vocals [Waldtaube] – Rose Bampton
- Libretto By – Jens Peter Jacobsen
- Liner Notes [English Translation] – D. Millar Craig
- Liner Notes [German Text] – Robert Franz Arnold
- Narrator [Sprecher] – Benjamin de Loache
- Orchestra – The Philadelphia Orchestra
- Piano – Sylvan Levin
- Soprano Vocals [Tove] – Jeannette Vreeland
- Tenor Vocals [Klaus-Narr] – Robert Betts
- Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse
- Text By – Jens Peter Jacobsen
- Text By [English] – D. Millar Craig
- Text By [German] – Robert Franz Arnold
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Other Disc A Labels: LM 127-1/2; L-11609-A/B
- Other Disc B Labels: LM 127-3/4; L-11610-A/B
- Other Disc C Labels: LM 127-5/6; L-11611-A/B
- Other Disc D Labels: LM 127-7/8; L-11612-A/B
- Other Disc E Labels: LM 127-9/10; L-11613-A/B
- Other Disc F Labels: LM 127-11/12; L-11614-A/B
- Other Disc G Labels: LM 127-13/14; L-11615-A/B
- Other Record 1 catalog number: L-11609
- Other Record 2 catalog number: L-11610
- Other Record 3 catalog number: L-11611
- Other Record 4 catalog number: L-11612
- Other Record 5 catalog number: L-11613
- Other Record 6 catalog number: L-11614
- Other Record 7 catalog number: L-11615
Компании:
- Recorded At – Metropolitan Opera House, Philadelphia
Участники записи:
- Bass Vocals [Bauer] – Abrasha Robofsky
- Chorus Master [Fortnighrly Club] – Henry Gordon Thunder
- Chorus Master [Mendelssohn Club] – Bruce Carey (2)
- Chorus Master [Princeton Glee Club] – Alexander Russell
- Chorus [First Men's Chorus] – Princeton Glee Club
- Chorus [Second Men's Chorus] – Fortnightly Club
- Chorus [Third Men's Chorus] – Mendelssohn Club Of Philadelphia
- Composed By – Arnold Schoenberg
- Conductor – Leopold Stokowski
- Conductor, Narrator [Spoken Introduction] – Leopold Stokowski
- Contralto Vocals [Waldtaube] – Rose Bampton
- Libretto By – Jens Peter Jacobsen
- Liner Notes [English Translation] – D. Millar Craig
- Liner Notes [German Text] – Robert Franz Arnold
- Narrator [Sprecher] – Benjamin de Loache
- Orchestra – The Philadelphia Orchestra
- Piano – Sylvan Levin
- Soprano Vocals [Tove] – Jeannette Vreeland
- Tenor Vocals [Klaus-Narr] – Robert Betts
- Tenor Vocals [Waldemar] – Paul Althouse
- Text By – Jens Peter Jacobsen
- Text By [English] – D. Millar Craig
- Text By [German] – Robert Franz Arnold
