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Joseph in Aegypten

Title
  1. Joseph in Aegypten [sound recording] / Étienne Henry Méhul. Werther / Massenet. Pagliacci / Leoncavallo.
Published by
  1. Portugal : Gala, 2004.
Author
  1. Méhul, Etienne Nicolas, 1763-1817.

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Additional authors
  1. Duval, Alexandre, 1767-1842.
  2. Welitsch, Alexander
  3. De Luca, Libero, 1913-
  4. Günter, Horst, 1913-2013
  5. Zollenkopf, Ursula
  6. Kunz, Rolf
  7. Genersch, Günter
  8. Mill, Arnold van
  9. Schüchter, Wilhelm
  10. Traxel, Josef
  11. Michaelis, Bernhard
  12. Sailer, Friederike
  13. Pfeifle, Alfred, 1916-
  14. Grefe, Gustav, 1910-
  15. Wagner, Walter (Singer)
  16. Rischner, Alfons
  17. Werth, Helene
  18. Berger, Erna, 1900-
  19. Braun, Hans, 1917-
  20. Gressier, Jules
  21. Massenet, Jules, 1842-1912.
  22. Leoncavallo, Ruggiero, 1858-1919.
  23. Sender Hamburg. Chor. prf
  24. Sender Hamburg. Sinfonie-Orchester. prf
  25. Süddeutscher Rundfunk. Chor. prf
  26. Süddeutscher Rundfunk. Sinfonie-Orchester. prf
Description
  1. 2 sound discs : digital; 4 3/4 in.
Uniform title
  1. Joseph. German
Alternative title
  1. Joseph.
Subject
  1. Joseph, (Son of Jacob) > Drama
  2. Operas
  3. Operas > Excerpts
Call number
  1. *LDC 38002
Note
  1. Includes 2 complete recordings of the opera "Joseph" with different casts, plus excerpts from 2 other operas.
  2. Libretto of 1st-2nd works by Alexandre Duval.
  3. Compact discs.
  4. Program notes by Andrew Palmer in English (20 p.) inserted in container.
Performer (note)
  1. In 1st work: Alexander Welitsch (Jakob) ; Libero de Luca (Joseph) ; Horst Günter (Simeon) ; Ursula Zollenkopf (Benjamin) ; Rolf Kunz (Ruben) ; Günter Genersch (Naphtali) ; Arnold van Mill (Utobal) ; Chor und Sinfonie-Orchester des NWDR ; Wilhelm Schüchter, conductor. In 2nd work: Alexander Welitsch (Jakob) ; Josef Traxel (Joseph) ; Bernhard Michaelis (Simeon) ; Friederike Sailer (Benjamin) ; Alfred Pfeifle (Ruben) ; Gustav Grefe (Naphtali) ; Walter Wagner (Utobal) ; Radio Sinfonie-Orchester Stuttgart und Südfunk Chor ; Alfons Rischner, conductor. In 3rd work: Libero de Luca (Werther) ; Helene Werth (Charlotte) ; Sinfonie-Orchester des NWDR ; Jules Gressier, conductor. In 4th work: Libero de Luca (Pagliacci) ; Erna Berger (Nedda) ; Hans Braun (Silvio) ; Sinfonie-Orchester and Chor des NWDR ; Wilhelm Schüchter, conductor.
Event (note)
  1. Recorded in Hamburg in 1955 (1st work) , 1954 (3rd work), and 1953 (4th work), and in Stuttgart in 1955 (2nd work).
Language (note)
  1. Sung in German, translated from the original French (1st-3rd works) and Italian (4th work).
Author
  1. Méhul, Etienne Nicolas, 1763-1817.
Title
  1. Joseph in Aegypten [sound recording] / Étienne Henry Méhul. Werther / Massenet. Pagliacci / Leoncavallo.
Imprint
  1. Portugal : Gala, 2004.
Cast
  1. In 1st work: Alexander Welitsch (Jakob) ; Libero de Luca (Joseph) ; Horst Günter (Simeon) ; Ursula Zollenkopf (Benjamin) ; Rolf Kunz (Ruben) ; Günter Genersch (Naphtali) ; Arnold van Mill (Utobal) ; Chor und Sinfonie-Orchester des NWDR ; Wilhelm Schüchter, conductor. In 2nd work: Alexander Welitsch (Jakob) ; Josef Traxel (Joseph) ; Bernhard Michaelis (Simeon) ; Friederike Sailer (Benjamin) ; Alfred Pfeifle (Ruben) ; Gustav Grefe (Naphtali) ; Walter Wagner (Utobal) ; Radio Sinfonie-Orchester Stuttgart und Südfunk Chor ; Alfons Rischner, conductor. In 3rd work: Libero de Luca (Werther) ; Helene Werth (Charlotte) ; Sinfonie-Orchester des NWDR ; Jules Gressier, conductor. In 4th work: Libero de Luca (Pagliacci) ; Erna Berger (Nedda) ; Hans Braun (Silvio) ; Sinfonie-Orchester and Chor des NWDR ; Wilhelm Schüchter, conductor.
Event
  1. Recorded in Hamburg in 1955 (1st work) , 1954 (3rd work), and 1953 (4th work), and in Stuttgart in 1955 (2nd work).
Language
  1. Sung in German, translated from the original French (1st-3rd works) and Italian (4th work).
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Added author
  1. Duval, Alexandre, 1767-1842. Librettist
  2. Welitsch, Alexander. Performer
  3. De Luca, Libero, 1913- Performer
  4. Günter, Horst, 1913-2013 Performer
  5. Zollenkopf, Ursula. Performer
  6. Kunz, Rolf. Performer
  7. Genersch, Günter. Performer
  8. Mill, Arnold van. Performer
  9. Schüchter, Wilhelm. Conductor
  10. Traxel, Josef. Performer
  11. Michaelis, Bernhard. Performer
  12. Sailer, Friederike. Performer
  13. Pfeifle, Alfred, 1916- Performer
  14. Grefe, Gustav, 1910- Performer
  15. Wagner, Walter (Singer) Performer
  16. Rischner, Alfons. Conductor
  17. Werth, Helene. Performer
  18. Berger, Erna, 1900- Performer
  19. Braun, Hans, 1917- Performer
  20. Gressier, Jules. Conductor
  21. Massenet, Jules, 1842-1912. Werther. German. Selections.
  22. Leoncavallo, Ruggiero, 1858-1919. Pagliacci. Selections. German.
  23. Sender Hamburg. Chor. Performer
  24. Sender Hamburg. Sinfonie-Orchester. Performer
  25. Süddeutscher Rundfunk. Chor. Performer
  26. Süddeutscher Rundfunk. Sinfonie-Orchester. Performer
Publisher no.
  1. GL 100.753 Gala
Research call number
  1. *LDC 38002
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