Kern: Show Boat
Frederica von Stade (Magnolia), Teresa Stratas (Julie), Jerry Hadley (Gaylord), Bruce Hubbard (Joe), Karla Burns (Queenie)
Ambrosian Chorus & London Sinfonietta, John McGlinn
Awards:
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Gramophone Awards, 1989, Winner - Music Theatre
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Penguin Guide, Rosette
this superb set at last does justice to a musical of the 1920s which is both a landmark in the history of Broadway and musically a work of strength..von Stade gives a meltingly beautiful performance,...
Kern: Show Boat
Frederica von Stade (Magnolia), Teresa Stratas (Julie), Jerry Hadley (Gaylord), Bruce Hubbard (Joe), Karla Burns (Queenie)
Ambrosian Chorus & London Sinfonietta, John McGlinn
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Awards:
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Gramophone Awards, 1989, Winner - Music Theatre
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Penguin Guide, Rosette
this superb set at last does justice to a musical of the 1920s which is both a landmark in the history of Broadway and musically a work of strength..von Stade gives a meltingly beautiful performance,...
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Contents and tracklist
- Bruce Hubbard (bass-baritone), David Garrison (vocals), Frederica von Stade (soprano), Jerry Hadley (vocals), Karla Burns (mezzo-soprano), Lillian Gish (vocals), Nancy Kulp (vocals), Paige O'Hara (vocals), Robert Nichols (vocals), Teresa Stratas (soprano)
- Ambrosian Singers, London Sinfonietta
- John McGlinn
- Bruce Hubbard (bass-baritone), David Garrison (vocals), Frederica von Stade (soprano), Jerry Hadley (vocals), Karla Burns (mezzo-soprano), Lillian Gish (vocals), Nancy Kulp (vocals), Paige O'Hara (vocals), Robert Nichols (vocals), Teresa Stratas (soprano)
- Ambrosian Singers, London Sinfonietta
- John McGlinn
What cher doin' all by yourself, Miss Nola?
Track length12:52
This track is only available as an album download.
Awards and reviews
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Penguin GuideRosette
2011 edition
this superb set at last does justice to a musical of the 1920s which is both a landmark in the history of Broadway and musically a work of strength..von Stade gives a meltingly beautiful performance, totally in style, bringing out the beauty and imagination of Kern's melodies...The London Sinfonietta play with tremendous zest and feeling for the idiom