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100 1 a| Lehár, Franz,d| 1870-1948.=| ^A635273;

240 10 a| Lustige Witwe.k| Selections.l| English=| ^A992248;

245 14 a| The merry widow :b| [highlights] /c| by Lehár. [Lilac domino] / Cuvillier. [Belle of New York] / Kerker.;

260 a| [Hayes, Middlesex, England] :b| EMI Classics,c| [2005];

300 a| 1 online resource (76 min.).;

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500 a| Operetta excerpts.;

500 a| Previously released as a compact disc.;

500 a| The 1st work operetta in three acts with libretto by Victor Léon & Leo Stein, English version by Christopher Hassall; the 2nd work operetta in three acts, libretto by Emmerich von Gatti and Béla Jenbach, English version by H. F. Maltby; 3rd work a musical comedy in two acts lyrics by Hugh Morton.;

500 a| Title from resource description page (viewed May 1, 2012).;

505 0 a| The Merry Widow. Pontevedro in Paree (To speak for the men and the beauties) ; A highly respectable wife (Look, now's our chance) ; Gentlemen, no more! ... I'm still a Pontevedrian ; I'm off to Chez Maxime (My very heavy Fatherland) ; Finale (Ladies' choice ... Come away to the ball) ; Introduction (No-one must go yet) ... Vilia (There once lived a vilia) ; Jogging in a one-horse gig (Gee up, Lassie, here we are) ; March-Septet: You're back where you first began (It's a problem) ; Red as the rose of maytime ... Look where a leafy bower lies (Camille, Valencienne) ; Finale (This match should last at least a year) (Anna, all) ; (The same, later that night): Eh, voilà les belles Grisettes (The Grisettes of Paris greet you) ; (The same, later that night): Love unspoken / Lehar -- The Lilac Domino. We girls don't like them shy ; The Lilac Domino ; For your love I am waiting ; What has gone (Life for me till now has been aimless) ; All line up in a queue (We want somebody nice) -- The Belle of New York. Oh, teach me how to kiss (To be the toy of a bold bad boy) ; Wine, woman and song (Where'er you stray) ; La belle Parisienne (The American girl she walk like this) ; They all follow me (I find it very difficult to make young men religious) ; She is the belle of New York (There's a great little girl) ; When we are married.;

511 0 a| In the 1st work: June Bronhill, Jeremy Brett, Ann Howard, David Hughes ; John McCarthy Singers ; Vilem Tausky and his orchestra. In the 2nd work: Aileen Cochrane, Charles Young. In the 3rd work: Mary Thomas, Barry Kent ; Rita Williams Singers ; Michael Collins and his orchestra.;

518 a| Recorded in No. 1 Studio. Abbey Road, London, June 28, July 8, 1968 (1st work) ; June 9, 1959 (2nd work) ; Dec. 29, 1958 (3rd work).;

546 a| Sung in English.;

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700 1 a| Bronhill, June,d| 1929-2005,e| vocalist.=| ^A1159074;

700 1 a| Cochrane, Aileen,e| vocalist.=| ^A1449372;

700 1 a| Gatti, Emerich von,d| 1869-=| ^A1160638;

700 1 a| Hassall, Christopher,d| 1912-1963,e| librettist.=| ^A58913;

700 1 a| Howard, Ann,d| 1934-2014e| vocalist.=| ^A609436;

700 1 a| Jenbach, Bela,d| 1871-1943.=| ^A421814;

700 1 a| Kent, Barry,e| vocalist.=| ^A1164386;

700 1 a| Léon, Victor,d| 1858-1940.=| ^A605215;

700 1 a| Maltby, H. F.q| (Henry Francis),d| 1880-1963e| librettist.=| ^A1155859;

700 1 a| Morton, Hugh,d| 1865-1916,e| librettist.=| ^A1158187;

700 1 a| Stein, Leo,d| 1861-1921.=| ^A35980;

700 1 a| Tausky, Vileme| conductor.=| ^A470293;

700 1 a| Thomas, Mary,d| 1935-1997,e| vocalist.=| ^A155266;

700 1 a| Young, Charlesc| (Vocalist)=| ^A1164267;

700 12 a| Cuvillier, Charles,d| 1877-1955.t| Lila Domino.k| Selections.=| ^A1459190;

700 12 a| Kerker, Gustave,d| 1857-1923.t| Belle of New York.k| Selections.=| ^A1181592;

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The merry widow : [highlights] / by Lehár. [Lilac domino] / Cuvillier. [Belle of New York] / Kerker.

Author/creator	Lehár, Franz
Format	Audio (Streaming)
Publication Info	[Hayes, Middlesex, England] : EMI Classics, [2005]
Description	1 online resource (76 min.).
Supplemental Content	Access restricted to subscribers
Subjects	Musicals--Excerpts. Operas--Excerpts.

Other author/creator	Brett, Jeremy, 1933-1995 vocalist.
Other author/creator	Bronhill, June, 1929-2005, vocalist.
Other author/creator	Cochrane, Aileen, vocalist.
Other author/creator	Gatti, Emerich von, 1869-
Other author/creator	Hassall, Christopher, 1912-1963, librettist.
Other author/creator	Howard, Ann, 1934-2014 vocalist.
Other author/creator	Jenbach, Bela, 1871-1943.
Other author/creator	Kent, Barry, vocalist.
Other author/creator	Léon, Victor, 1858-1940.
Other author/creator	Maltby, H. F. (Henry Francis), 1880-1963 librettist.
Other author/creator	Morton, Hugh, 1865-1916, librettist.
Other author/creator	Stein, Leo, 1861-1921.
Other author/creator	Tausky, Vilem conductor.
Other author/creator	Thomas, Mary, 1935-1997, vocalist.
Other author/creator	Young, Charles (Vocalist)
Included Work	Cuvillier, Charles, 1877-1955. Lila Domino. Selections.
Included Work	Kerker, Gustave, 1857-1923. Belle of New York. Selections.
Other author/creator	John McCarthy Singers, performer.
Other author/creator	Rita Williams Singers, performer.
Other author/creator	Vilem Tausky & His Orchestra, performer.
Uniform title	Lustige Witwe. Selections. English
Contents	The Merry Widow. Pontevedro in Paree (To speak for the men and the beauties) ; A highly respectable wife (Look, now's our chance) ; Gentlemen, no more! ... I'm still a Pontevedrian ; I'm off to Chez Maxime (My very heavy Fatherland) ; Finale (Ladies' choice ... Come away to the ball) ; Introduction (No-one must go yet) ... Vilia (There once lived a vilia) ; Jogging in a one-horse gig (Gee up, Lassie, here we are) ; March-Septet: You're back where you first began (It's a problem) ; Red as the rose of maytime ... Look where a leafy bower lies (Camille, Valencienne) ; Finale (This match should last at least a year) (Anna, all) ; (The same, later that night): Eh, voilà les belles Grisettes (The Grisettes of Paris greet you) ; (The same, later that night): Love unspoken / Lehar -- The Lilac Domino. We girls don't like them shy ; The Lilac Domino ; For your love I am waiting ; What has gone (Life for me till now has been aimless) ; All line up in a queue (We want somebody nice) -- The Belle of New York. Oh, teach me how to kiss (To be the toy of a bold bad boy) ; Wine, woman and song (Where'er you stray) ; La belle Parisienne (The American girl she walk like this) ; They all follow me (I find it very difficult to make young men religious) ; She is the belle of New York (There's a great little girl) ; When we are married.
General note	Operetta excerpts.
General note	Previously released as a compact disc.
General note	The 1st work operetta in three acts with libretto by Victor Léon & Leo Stein, English version by Christopher Hassall; the 2nd work operetta in three acts, libretto by Emmerich von Gatti and Béla Jenbach, English version by H. F. Maltby; 3rd work a musical comedy in two acts lyrics by Hugh Morton.
General note	Title from resource description page (viewed May 1, 2012).
Performer	In the 1st work: June Bronhill, Jeremy Brett, Ann Howard, David Hughes ; John McCarthy Singers ; Vilem Tausky and his orchestra. In the 2nd work: Aileen Cochrane, Charles Young. In the 3rd work: Mary Thomas, Barry Kent ; Rita Williams Singers ; Michael Collins and his orchestra.
Date/time/place of a event note	Recorded in No. 1 Studio. Abbey Road, London, June 28, July 8, 1968 (1st work) ; June 9, 1959 (2nd work) ; Dec. 29, 1958 (3rd work).
Language	Sung in English.
Genre/form	Sound recordings.

The merry widow : [highlights] / by Lehár. [Lilac domino] / Cuvillier. [Belle of New York] / Kerker.

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