Special offer. German: Tom Jones
Marianne Hellgren Staykov, Richard Morrison, Heather Shipp, Donald Maxwell, Simon Butteriss, Richard Suart, Gaynor Keeble & Giles Davies
National Festival Orchestra and Chorus, David Russell Hulme
David Russell Hulme, the conductor, has long made a special study of German's music, and his grasp of its scope and nuances is readily apparent. In those leading roles Richard Morrison and...
Special offer. German: Tom Jones
Marianne Hellgren Staykov, Richard Morrison, Heather Shipp, Donald Maxwell, Simon Butteriss, Richard Suart, Gaynor Keeble & Giles Davies
National Festival Orchestra and Chorus, David Russell Hulme
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David Russell Hulme, the conductor, has long made a special study of German's music, and his grasp of its scope and nuances is readily apparent. In those leading roles Richard Morrison and...
About
Tom Jones, based on Fielding’s classic novel, first appeared in 1907.
One of the finest British operettas to follow Gilbert and Sullivan, the music has a style of its own and brings a new Romantic sweep to the genre.
Full of superb numbers, such as the famous waltz-song For Tonight, On a January morning, A Soldier’s Scarlet Coat, Dream o’ Day Jill and West Country lad, this is the first complete recording, and includes three numbers cut during the original run.
Contents and tracklist
- Donald Maxwell (baritone), Marianne Hellgren Staykov (soprano), Richard Suart (baritone), Richard Morrison (baritone), Gaynor Keeble (mezzo-soprano), Simon Butteriss (baritone), Heather Shipp (mezzo-soprano), Paul Carey Jones (baritone), Ashley Bremner (baritone), Catrine Kirkman (soprano), Rachel Harland (soprano), Elizabeth Menezes (soprano), Iestyn Morris (tenor), Giles Davies (baritone), Timothy Ochala-Greenough (tenor), Rachel Chapman (soprano), Karen Wise (mezzo-soprano), Annette Stein (soprano)
- National Festival Chorus, National Festival Orchestra
- David Russell Hulme
- Recorded: 01-03 September 2008
- Recording Venue: Haden Freeman Concert Hall, Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester
Awards and reviews
March 2010
David Russell Hulme, the conductor, has long made a special study of German's music, and his grasp of its scope and nuances is readily apparent. In those leading roles Richard Morrison and Marianne Hellgren Staykov do the work proud…