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100 1 a| Britten, Benjamin,d| 1913-1976,e| composer,e| conductor,e| performer.=| ^A23618;

245 10 a| Owen Wingrave ;b| Hölderlin fragments ; The poet's echo /c| Britten.;

246 3 a| Hölderlin fragments;

246 3 a| Poet's echo;

264 1 a| London :b| London,c| [1993];

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382 01 3| Owen Wingrave:b| soprano voicen| 3b| mezzo-soprano voicen| 1b| tenor voicen| 1b| bass voicen| 2a| boy's choire| 1a| orchestrae| 1r| 7t| 22| lcmpt;

382 01 3| Hölderlin fragments:a| tenor voicen| 1a| pianon| 1s| 22| lcmpt;

382 01 3| Poet's echo:a| soprano voicen| 1a| pianon| 1s| 22| lcmpt;

500 a| The 1st work an opera in 2 acts; the 2nd-3rd works song cycles.;

546 a| Sung in English, German, or Russian (respectively).;

500 a| Libretto of the 1st work by Myfanwy Piper ; text of the 2nd work from poems by Friedrich Hölderlin ; text of the 3rd work from poems by Alexander Pushkin.;

511 0 a| In the 1st work: Benjamin Luxon, John Shirley-Quirk, baritones ; Nigel Douglas, tenor ; Sylvia Fisher, Heather Harper, Jennifer Vyvyan, sopranos ; Janet Baker, mezzo-soprano ; Peter Pears, tenor, narrator ; Wandsworth School Boys' Choir ; English Chamber Orchestra ; the composer, conductor. In the 2nd work: Peter Pears, tenor ; Benjamin Britten, piano. In the 3rd work: Galina Vishnevskaya, soprano ; Mstislav Rostropovich, piano.;

500 a| Editions recorded: Faber Music Ltd. (1st and 3rd works); Boosey & Hawkes (2nd work).;

518 a| Recorded: December 1970 (1st work); November 1961 (2nd work) at Kingsway Hall, London; and, July 1968, at the Maltings, Snape (3rd work).;

500 a| Compact discs.;

500 a| Program notes by Philip Brett in English, French, German, and Italian, libretto and song texts with English translations (76 pages) laid in container.;

505 00 g| CD 1.t| Owen Wingrave: Act one --g| CD 2.t| Owen Wingrave: Act two --t| Six Hölderlin fragments --t| The poet's echo.;

505 00 g| Disc 1.t| Owen Wingrave.g| Act one.t| Preludeg| (2:59) --t| You've got your maps there? (Coyle)g| (12:36) --t| At last it's out (Owen)g| (6:19) --t| Your sherry, Mrs Coyle (Lechmere)g| (11:23) --t| Oh, how unforeseen (Mrs Julian)g| (10:25) --t| Sirrah! How dare you! (Sir Philip Wingrave)g| (4:03) --t| Coyle, I wish I had not come (Mrs Coyle)g| (7:01) --t| May God bless the Queen (Sir Philip Wingrave)g| (8:22).;

505 00 g| Disc 2.t| Owen Wingrave (cont'd).g| Act two.t| There was a boy, a Wingrave born (The narrator)g| (6:53) --t| I envy you this fine old house (Lechmere)g| (2:37) --t| 'Paramore shall welcome woe!' (Coyle)g| (7:03) --t| "And with his friend young Lechmere played..." (Owen)g| (4:38) --t| Now you may save your scornful looks (Owen)g| (5:38) --t| Ah, Owen, what shall I do? (Kate)g| (7:41) --t| Is that you, Coyle? (Mrs Coyle)g| (2:58) --t| Come in... It's me, Lechmere (Coyle, Lechmere)g| (5:00) --t| Six Hölderlin Fragments.t| Menschenbeifall (The approval of man)g| (1:21) --t| Die Heimat (Homeland)g| (1:55) --t| Sokrates und Alcibiades (Socrates and Alcibiades)g| (2:16) --t| Die Jugend (Youth)g| (1:48) --t| Hälfte des Lebens (The middle of life)g| (2:00) --t| Die Linien des Lebens (The lines of life)g| (2:24) --t| The Poet's Echo.t| Ekho (Echo)g| (2:40) --t| Ya dumal, serdtse pozabilo... (My heart, I thought you had forgotten...)g| (1:40) --t| Angel (The angel)g| (2:14) --t| Solovyei i roza (The nightingale and the rose)g| (4:31) --t| Epigramma (Epigram)g| (0:45) --t| Stikhi, sochinyonniye nochyu vo vremya bessonnitsi (Lines written during a sleepless night)g| (4:17).;

600 10 a| Hölderlin, Friedrich,d| 1770-1843v| Musical settings.=| ^A33147;

600 10 a| Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich,d| 1799-1837v| Musical settings.=| ^A21442;

650 0 a| Operas.=| ^A52293;

650 0 a| Song cycles.=| ^A33139;

650 0 a| Songs (High voice) with piano.=| ^A33146;

700 1 a| Piper, Myfanwy,e| librettist.=| ^A68834;

700 1 a| Hölderlin, Friedrich,d| 1770-1843,e| lyricist.=| ^A33147;

700 1 a| Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich,d| 1799-1837,e| lyricist.=| ^A21442;

700 1 a| Luxon, Benjamin,e| performer.=| ^A636713;

700 1 a| Shirley-Quirk, John,e| performer.=| ^A183695;

700 1 a| Douglas, Nigel,e| performer.=| ^A244031;

700 1 a| Fisher, Sylvia,d| 1910-1996,e| performer.=| ^A668327;

700 1 a| Harper, Heather,e| performer.=| ^A138597;

700 1 a| Vyvyan, Jennifer,d| 1925-1974,e| performer.=| ^A244030;

700 1 a| Baker, Janet,d| 1933-e| performer.=| ^A116516;

700 1 a| Pears, Peter,d| 1910-1986,e| narrator,e| performer.=| ^A167620;

700 1 a| Brett, Philip,e| editor.=| ^A545906;

700 1 a| Vishnevskai͡a︡, Galina,d| 1926-2012,e| performer.=| ^A187626;

700 1 a| Rostropovich, Mstislav,d| 1927-2007,e| performer.=| ^A88564;

700 12 a| Britten, Benjamin,d| 1913-1976.t| Hölderlin Fragmente.=| ^A1458605;

700 12 a| Britten, Benjamin,d| 1913-1976.t| Ėkho poėta.=| ^A645334;

710 2 a| Wandsworth School.b| Boys' Choir,e| performer.=| ^A51057;

710 2 a| English Chamber Orchestra,e| performer.=| ^A95163;

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Owen Wingrave ; Hölderlin fragments ; The poet's echo / Britten.

Author/creator	Britten, Benjamin composer, conductor, performer.
Format	Audio (CD)
Publication	London : London, [1993]
Copyright Date	℗1993
Description	2 audio discs (134 min.) ; 4 3/4 in.
Subjects	Hölderlin, Friedrich, 1770-1843--Musical settings. Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837--Musical settings. Operas. Song cycles. Songs (High voice) with piano.

Other author/creator	Piper, Myfanwy, librettist.
Other author/creator	Hölderlin, Friedrich, 1770-1843, lyricist.
Other author/creator	Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837, lyricist.
Other author/creator	Luxon, Benjamin, performer.
Other author/creator	Shirley-Quirk, John, performer.
Other author/creator	Douglas, Nigel, performer.
Other author/creator	Fisher, Sylvia, 1910-1996, performer.
Other author/creator	Harper, Heather, performer.
Other author/creator	Vyvyan, Jennifer, 1925-1974, performer.
Other author/creator	Baker, Janet, 1933- performer.
Other author/creator	Pears, Peter, 1910-1986, narrator, performer.
Other author/creator	Brett, Philip, editor.
Other author/creator	Vishnevskai͡a︡, Galina, 1926-2012, performer.
Other author/creator	Rostropovich, Mstislav, 1927-2007, performer.
Included Work	Britten, Benjamin, 1913-1976. Hölderlin Fragmente.
Included Work	Britten, Benjamin, 1913-1976. Ėkho poėta.
Other author/creator	Wandsworth School. Boys' Choir, performer.
Other author/creator	English Chamber Orchestra, performer.
Variant title	Hölderlin fragments
Variant title	Poet's echo
Contents	CD 1. Owen Wingrave: Act one -- CD 2. Owen Wingrave: Act two -- Six Hölderlin fragments -- The poet's echo.
Contents	Disc 1. Owen Wingrave. Act one. Prelude (2:59) -- You've got your maps there? (Coyle) (12:36) -- At last it's out (Owen) (6:19) -- Your sherry, Mrs Coyle (Lechmere) (11:23) -- Oh, how unforeseen (Mrs Julian) (10:25) -- Sirrah! How dare you! (Sir Philip Wingrave) (4:03) -- Coyle, I wish I had not come (Mrs Coyle) (7:01) -- May God bless the Queen (Sir Philip Wingrave) (8:22).
Contents	Disc 2. Owen Wingrave (cont'd). Act two. There was a boy, a Wingrave born (The narrator) (6:53) -- I envy you this fine old house (Lechmere) (2:37) -- 'Paramore shall welcome woe!' (Coyle) (7:03) -- "And with his friend young Lechmere played..." (Owen) (4:38) -- Now you may save your scornful looks (Owen) (5:38) -- Ah, Owen, what shall I do? (Kate) (7:41) -- Is that you, Coyle? (Mrs Coyle) (2:58) -- Come in... It's me, Lechmere (Coyle, Lechmere) (5:00) -- Six Hölderlin Fragments. Menschenbeifall (The approval of man) (1:21) -- Die Heimat (Homeland) (1:55) -- Sokrates und Alcibiades (Socrates and Alcibiades) (2:16) -- Die Jugend (Youth) (1:48) -- Hälfte des Lebens (The middle of life) (2:00) -- Die Linien des Lebens (The lines of life) (2:24) -- The Poet's Echo. Ekho (Echo) (2:40) -- Ya dumal, serdtse pozabilo... (My heart, I thought you had forgotten...) (1:40) -- Angel (The angel) (2:14) -- Solovyei i roza (The nightingale and the rose) (4:31) -- Epigramma (Epigram) (0:45) -- Stikhi, sochinyonniye nochyu vo vremya bessonnitsi (Lines written during a sleepless night) (4:17).
General note	The 1st work an opera in 2 acts; the 2nd-3rd works song cycles.
General note	Libretto of the 1st work by Myfanwy Piper ; text of the 2nd work from poems by Friedrich Hölderlin ; text of the 3rd work from poems by Alexander Pushkin.
General note	Editions recorded: Faber Music Ltd. (1st and 3rd works); Boosey & Hawkes (2nd work).
General note	Compact discs.
General note	Program notes by Philip Brett in English, French, German, and Italian, libretto and song texts with English translations (76 pages) laid in container.
Performer	In the 1st work: Benjamin Luxon, John Shirley-Quirk, baritones ; Nigel Douglas, tenor ; Sylvia Fisher, Heather Harper, Jennifer Vyvyan, sopranos ; Janet Baker, mezzo-soprano ; Peter Pears, tenor, narrator ; Wandsworth School Boys' Choir ; English Chamber Orchestra ; the composer, conductor. In the 2nd work: Peter Pears, tenor ; Benjamin Britten, piano. In the 3rd work: Galina Vishnevskaya, soprano ; Mstislav Rostropovich, piano.
Date/time/place of a event note	Recorded: December 1970 (1st work); November 1961 (2nd work) at Kingsway Hall, London; and, July 1968, at the Maltings, Snape (3rd work).
Language	Sung in English, German, or Russian (respectively).
UPC	028943320023
Publisher number	433 200-2 London (set)
Publisher number	433 201-2 London (disc 1)
Publisher number	433 202-2 London (disc 2)
Publisher number	BA 927 London (on container)

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