Noye's fludde [sound recording] : the Chester miracle play set to music ; The golden vanity : a vaudeville for boys and piano / Britten.
By: Britten, Benjamin
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Contributor(s): Pollard, Alfred W. (Alfred William) [edt.] | Graham, Colin [lbt.] | Brannigan, Owen [voc.] | Trevor, Anthony [voc.] | Rex, Sheila [voc.] | Del Mar, Norman [cnd.] | Britten, Benjamin [itr.] | Burgess, Russell [cnd.] | English Opera Group. Orchestra [prf.] | Wandsworth School. Boy's Choir [prf.].
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MusicPublisher: London : London, c1993, p1961, 1970Description: 1 sound disc (66 min.) : digital, stereo. ; 4 3/4 in.Contained works: Britten, Benjamin, 1913-1976. Golden Vanity.Subject(s): Operas | Deluge (Chester play) | Noah (Biblical figure) -- Drama | Operas -- JuvenileDDC classification: CD/4184 In the 1st work: Owen Brannigan, Anthony Trevor, basses ; Sheila Rex, soprano ; supporting soloists ; The English Opera Group Orchestra ; Norman Del Mar, conductor. In the 2nd work: The Wandsworth School Boys' Choir ; Benajmin Britten, piano ; Russell Burgess, conductor.
| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| General lending | MTU Cork School of Music Library CD | CD/4184 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 00164097 |
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Text of the 1st work from English miracle plays, moralities and interludes, edited by Alfred W. Pollard ; text of the 2nd work "after the old English ballad by Colin Graham."
Title from container.
Eds. recorded: Boosey & Hawkes ; Faber.
Compact disc.
Program notes in English with French, German, and Italian translations and texts (26 p.) inserted in container.
In the 1st work: Owen Brannigan, Anthony Trevor, basses ; Sheila Rex, soprano ; supporting soloists ; The English Opera Group Orchestra ; Norman Del Mar, conductor. In the 2nd work: The Wandsworth School Boys' Choir ; Benajmin Britten, piano ; Russell Burgess, conductor.
The 1st work recorded in 1961, at the 14th Aldeburgh Festival, in Orford Church, Suffolk ; the 2nd work recorded Oct. 1969, at St John's, Smith Square.