Rossini: Guillaume Tell
Thomas Hampson (Guillaume Tell), Giuseppe Sabbatini (Arnaud), Nancy Gustafson (Mathilde), Wojtek Smilek (Walter Furst), Walter Fink (Melchthal), Dawn Kotoski (Jemmy), Egils Silins (Gesler), John Dickie (Rodolphe), Mathias Zachariassen (Ruodi), Yu Chen (Leuthold), Mihaela Ungureanu (Hedwige), Johannes...
…a heavily pruned yet musically distinguished account of the epic score, superbly conducted by the 39-year-old Genoa-born Fabio Luisi. …a pretty good introduction to a work which not only blew...
Rossini: Guillaume Tell
Thomas Hampson (Guillaume Tell), Giuseppe Sabbatini (Arnaud), Nancy Gustafson (Mathilde), Wojtek Smilek (Walter Furst), Walter Fink (Melchthal), Dawn Kotoski (Jemmy), Egils Silins (Gesler), John Dickie (Rodolphe), Mathias Zachariassen (Ruodi), Yu Chen (Leuthold), Mihaela Ungureanu (Hedwige), Johannes...
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…a heavily pruned yet musically distinguished account of the epic score, superbly conducted by the 39-year-old Genoa-born Fabio Luisi. …a pretty good introduction to a work which not only blew...
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Contents and tracklist
- Mathias Zachariassen, Mihaela Ungureanu, Thomas Hampson, Dawn Kotoski, Giuseppe Sabbatini, Walter Fink, Yu Cheng, John Dickie, Nancy Gustafson, Wojtek Smilek, Egils Siliņš
- Wiener Staatsoper, Chor der Wiener Staatsoper
- Fabio Luisi
Act I: Pasteurs que vos accens (Melcthal, Jemmy, Hedwige, Arnold, Ruodi, Tell, Chorus)
Track length2:22
Act I: Pres des torrens qui grondent (Jemmy, Hedwige, Arnold, Ruodi, Tell, Melcthal)
Track length1:44
Act I: Sur nos tetes le soleil brille (Hedwige, Arnold, Melcthal, Tell, Jemmy, Ruodi, Chorus)
Track length3:36
Act I: Pale et tremblant, se soutenant a peine (Jemmy, Ruodi, Leuthold, Hedwige, Tell)
Track length3:23
Act I: Comme lui nous audrions du faire (Melcthal, Hedwige, Jemmy, Ruodi, Rodolphe, Chorus)
Track length2:48
Act III: Victoire, victoire! Sa vie est sauvee (Chorus, Tell, Gesler, Jemmy, Mathilde, Rodolphe)
Track length10:08
Awards and reviews
Awards Issue 2005
…a heavily pruned yet musically distinguished account of the epic score, superbly conducted by the 39-year-old Genoa-born Fabio Luisi. …a pretty good introduction to a work which not only blew Berlioz's socks off but Donizetti's and Wagner's as well.