Richard Strauss, Reining, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, Weber, Jurinac, Gueden, Poell, Erich Kleiber - Der Rosenkavalier FLAC
Tracklist
| 1 | Act II Concl: Herr Kavalier! |
| 2 | Act II Part 2: Mir Ist Die Ehre Widerfahren |
| 3 | Act I Concl: Ach, Du Bist Wieder Da! |
| 4 | Act III Part 2: Er Wagt Mich Zu Verleugnen! |
| 5 | Act III Concl: Leopold Wir Gehen ! |
| 6 | Act I Part 1: Wie Du Warst! Wie Du Bist! |
| 7 | Act II Part 1: Ein Ernster Tag, Ein Grosser Tag |
| 8 | Act I Part 2 : Hat Sie Schon Einmal |
| 9 | Act II Part 3: Mit Ihren Augen Voll Tränen |
| 10 | Act III Part 1: Hab'n Euer Gnaden Noch Weitre Befehle? |
Credits
- Baritone Vocals [Herr Von Faninal] – Alfred Poell
- Bass Vocals [Baron Ochs Von Lerchenau] – Ludwig Weber
- Bass Vocals [Commisary Of Police] – Walter Berry
- Bass Vocals [Footmen Of The Princess] – Ferdinand Settmacher, Fritz Erber, Rudolf Stumper
- Bass Vocals [Major-domo Of The Princess] – Harald Pröglhöf
- Bass Vocals [The Princess] – Franz Bierbach
- Bass Vocals [Waiter] – Fritz Maier, Otto Vajda
- Composed By – Richard Strauss
- Conductor – Erich Kleiber
- Contralto Vocals [Orphan Of Noble Family] – Maria Trupp
- Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Annina] – Hilde Rössel-Majdan
- Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Orphan Of Noble Family] – Elfriede Hochstätter
- Orchestra – Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra
- Soprano Vocals [Die Feldmarschallin, Princess Von Werdenberg] – Maria Reining
- Soprano Vocals [Marianne Leitmetzerin, The Duenna] – Judith Hellwig
- Soprano Vocals [Milliner] – Berta Seidl
- Soprano Vocals [Octavian] – Sena Jurinac
- Soprano Vocals [Orphan Of Noble Family] – Wilfriede Loibner
- Soprano Vocals [Sophie] – Hilde Gueden
- Tenor Vocals [Footmen Of The Princess] – Wolfgang Daucha
- Tenor Vocals [Landlord, Animal Vendor] – Erich Majkut
- Tenor Vocals [Major-domo Of Faninal] – August Jaresch
- Tenor Vocals [Singer] – Anton Dermota
- Tenor Vocals [Valzacchi] – Peter Klein
- Tenor Vocals [Waiter] – Ludwig Fleck
- Vocals [Footmen Of The Princess] – Alois Buchbauer
Notes
Comedy for Music in three acts by Hugo von Hofmannsthal
The Opera was first produced at the Royal Opera, Dresden, on January 26th, 1911
Includes foldable inner sheet with Synopsis
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (A): ARL 2206
- Matrix / Runout (B): ARL 2207
- Matrix / Runout (C): ARL 2208
- Matrix / Runout (D): ARL 2209
- Matrix / Runout (E): ARL 2210
- Matrix / Runout (F): ARL 2211
- Matrix / Runout (G): ARL 2212
- Matrix / Runout (H): ARL 2213
Companies
- Printed By – Moore & Matthes Ltd.
- Published By – Boosey & Hawkes
- Copyright (c) – The Decca Record Company Limited
