[ Decca Eloquence / 2 CD ]
Release Date: Thursday 28 April 2016
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Light opera and musical theatre rub shoulders in this delightful compendium of favourites from the late-nineteenth and early-twentieth century favourites. With a few exceptions, such as Lehár's Merry Widow, many of the operettas from which these songs and arias are taken are largely forgotten and seldom performed, but their 'hits' remain evergreen.This reissue includes the original sleeve notes by Ronald Hill that accompanied the original LP release.
"What is immediately obvious is Sutherland's own delight in singing this music, an the accompaniments have matching infectious qualities, with Bonynge obviously entirely at home, providing the necessary light touch and idiomatic feeling for rubato. The sumptuous recording catches the glory of Sutherland's voice to perfection against a sparkingly rich orchestral and vocal backing." (Penguin Guide)
Fall, L:
Medley
Fraser-Simson:
Love Will Find A Way (from The Maid of the Mountains)
Friml:
Indian Love Call (from Rose Marie)
German:
Tom Jones, Act III: For Tonight (Sophia's Waltz-Song)
Herbert, V:
When you're away (from The Only Girl)
Heuberger:
Gehen wir ins Chambre séparée (from Der Opernball)
Kern:
And Love Was Born (from Music In The Air)
Make Believe (from Showboat)
Kreisler:
Stars In My Eyes (from The King Steps Out)
Lehár:
Wär' es auch nichts als ein Augenblick (from Das Fabriksmädel)
Viljalied (from Die lustige Witwe)
Love, love for ever (from Paganini)
Massenet:
Air de Nina (from Chérubin)
Millöcker:
Die Dubarry: Die Dubarry
Posford:
At the Balalaika from Balalaika
Rodgers, R:
Falling in love with love (from The Boys from Syracuse)
Romberg, S:
Deep in my heart, dear
The Desert Song: The Desert Song
Straus, O:
Leise, ganz leise klingt's durch den Raum (from Ein Walzertraum)
My Hero from The Chocolate Soldier
Strauss, J, II:
Nun's Chorus from Casanova
Zeller:
Schenkt man sich Rosen in Tirol (from Der Vogelhändler)