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. Hunyadi Laszlo (Kovacs, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra)Search: Shine by: Ferenc Erkel Release Date December 01, 2003 |
. Tippett - The Midsummer MarriageSearch: Shine by: Covent Garden Royal Opera House Orchestra Release Date The Midsummer Marriage is redolent of Michael Tippett at his most enticingly lyrical and invitingly opaque. That said, if you are looking to explore the riches or eccentricities of his marvellous first opera in detail, I wouldn't start here. The sound quality requires some aural excavation. But once you have absorbed Colin Davis's definitive Royal Opera House account (Lyrita SRCD2217, 1995), this radio broadcast of the first performance at Covent Garden - conducted by John Pritchard and produced by Christopher West on 27 January 1955 - is well worth the investment. And for fully-fledged Tippett aficionados, it's obviously essential. There's vigour, feeling and commitment in Pritchard's pioneering rendition. What it occasionally lacks ... Read More: |
List Price: £11.99 CD-Charts Price: £9.99 You Save: £2.00 (17%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £19.99 Third Party New Price: £6.98 Read More Reviews & more Details Tippett - The Midsummer Marriage |
. Tippett: The Midsummer MarriageSearch: Shine from: Gala Release Date June 06, 2000 The Midsummer Marriage is redolent of Michael Tippett at his most enticingly lyrical and invitingly opaque. That said, if you are looking to explore the riches or eccentricities of his marvellous first opera in detail, I wouldn't *start* here. The sound quality requires some aural excavation. But once you have absorbed Colin Davis's definitive Royal Opera House account (Lyrita SRCD2217, 1995), this radio broadcast of the first performance at Covent Garden - conducted by John Pritchard and produced by Christopher West on 27 January 1955 - is well worth the investment. And for fully-fledged Tippett aficionados, it's obviously essential. There's vigour, feeling and commitment in Pritchard's pioneering rendition. What it occasionally lacks ... Read More: |
. Fairy Queen-Complete OperaSearch: Shine by: H. Purcell Release Date November 30, 1989 The Midsummer Marriage is redolent of Michael Tippett at his most enticingly lyrical and invitingly opaque. That said, if you are looking to explore the riches or eccentricities of his marvellous first opera in detail, I wouldn't *start* here. The sound quality requires some aural excavation. But once you have absorbed Colin Davis's definitive Royal Opera House account (Lyrita SRCD2217, 1995), this radio broadcast of the first performance at Covent Garden - conducted by John Pritchard and produced by Christopher West on 27 January 1955 - is well worth the investment. And for fully-fledged Tippett aficionados, it's obviously essential. There's vigour, feeling and commitment in Pritchard's pioneering rendition. What it occasionally lacks ... Read More: |
. Chillout ClassicsSearch: Shine by: Various Artists Release Date December 03, 2001 The Midsummer Marriage is redolent of Michael Tippett at his most enticingly lyrical and invitingly opaque. That said, if you are looking to explore the riches or eccentricities of his marvellous first opera in detail, I wouldn't *start* here. The sound quality requires some aural excavation. But once you have absorbed Colin Davis's definitive Royal Opera House account (Lyrita SRCD2217, 1995), this radio broadcast of the first performance at Covent Garden - conducted by John Pritchard and produced by Christopher West on 27 January 1955 - is well worth the investment. And for fully-fledged Tippett aficionados, it's obviously essential. There's vigour, feeling and commitment in Pritchard's pioneering rendition. What it occasionally lacks ... Read More: |
. Kontor Top of the Clubs, Vol. 39Search: Shine by: Various Artists Release Date November 25, 2008 The Midsummer Marriage is redolent of Michael Tippett at his most enticingly lyrical and invitingly opaque. That said, if you are looking to explore the riches or eccentricities of his marvellous first opera in detail, I wouldn't *start* here. The sound quality requires some aural excavation. But once you have absorbed Colin Davis's definitive Royal Opera House account (Lyrita SRCD2217, 1995), this radio broadcast of the first performance at Covent Garden - conducted by John Pritchard and produced by Christopher West on 27 January 1955 - is well worth the investment. And for fully-fledged Tippett aficionados, it's obviously essential. There's vigour, feeling and commitment in Pritchard's pioneering rendition. What it occasionally lacks ... Read More: |
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. Kontor - Top of the Clubs Vol.39Search: Shine by: Various Artists Release Date August 11, 2008 The Midsummer Marriage is redolent of Michael Tippett at his most enticingly lyrical and invitingly opaque. That said, if you are looking to explore the riches or eccentricities of his marvellous first opera in detail, I wouldn't *start* here. The sound quality requires some aural excavation. But once you have absorbed Colin Davis's definitive Royal Opera House account (Lyrita SRCD2217, 1995), this radio broadcast of the first performance at Covent Garden - conducted by John Pritchard and produced by Christopher West on 27 January 1955 - is well worth the investment. And for fully-fledged Tippett aficionados, it's obviously essential. There's vigour, feeling and commitment in Pritchard's pioneering rendition. What it occasionally lacks ... Read More: |
List Price: £22.99 CD-Charts Price: £17.59 You Save: £5.40 (23%)Prices subject to change. Used Price: £12.57 Third Party New Price: £15.30 Read More Reviews & more Details Kontor - Top of the Clubs Vol.39 |
. A Scandinavian ChristmasSearch: Shine by: Choral Arts Northwest Release Date September 04, 2001 The Midsummer Marriage is redolent of Michael Tippett at his most enticingly lyrical and invitingly opaque. That said, if you are looking to explore the riches or eccentricities of his marvellous first opera in detail, I wouldn't *start* here. The sound quality requires some aural excavation. But once you have absorbed Colin Davis's definitive Royal Opera House account (Lyrita SRCD2217, 1995), this radio broadcast of the first performance at Covent Garden - conducted by John Pritchard and produced by Christopher West on 27 January 1955 - is well worth the investment. And for fully-fledged Tippett aficionados, it's obviously essential. There's vigour, feeling and commitment in Pritchard's pioneering rendition. What it occasionally lacks ... Read More: |
. Greatest HitsSearch: Shine by: O'yaba Release Date October 01, 1999 The Midsummer Marriage is redolent of Michael Tippett at his most enticingly lyrical and invitingly opaque. That said, if you are looking to explore the riches or eccentricities of his marvellous first opera in detail, I wouldn't *start* here. The sound quality requires some aural excavation. But once you have absorbed Colin Davis's definitive Royal Opera House account (Lyrita SRCD2217, 1995), this radio broadcast of the first performance at Covent Garden - conducted by John Pritchard and produced by Christopher West on 27 January 1955 - is well worth the investment. And for fully-fledged Tippett aficionados, it's obviously essential. There's vigour, feeling and commitment in Pritchard's pioneering rendition. What it occasionally lacks ... Read More: |