Lortzing: Zar und Zimmermann
Hermann Prey (Peter the Great), Gottlob Frick (Van Bett), Erika Koth (Marie), Annelles Burmeister (Widow Browe), Nicolai Gedda (Marquis von Chateauneuf), Fred Teschler (Admiral Lefort)
Dresden State Opera Orchestra, Leipzig Radio Choir, Robert Heger
Gottlob Frick gets the first excerpt off the ground with plenty of panache and is a tower of strength throughout...To Gedda falls the charming farewell to "my Flanders girl": he sings it appealingly.
Lortzing: Zar und Zimmermann
Hermann Prey (Peter the Great), Gottlob Frick (Van Bett), Erika Koth (Marie), Annelles Burmeister (Widow Browe), Nicolai Gedda (Marquis von Chateauneuf), Fred Teschler (Admiral Lefort)
Dresden State Opera Orchestra, Leipzig Radio Choir, Robert Heger
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Gottlob Frick gets the first excerpt off the ground with plenty of panache and is a tower of strength throughout...To Gedda falls the charming farewell to "my Flanders girl": he sings it appealingly.
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Contents and tracklist
- Gottlob Frick (bass), Hermann Prey (bass-baritone), Siegfried Vogel (bass), Peter Schreier (vocals), Les Tetes Raides (bass), Nicolai Gedda (vocals), Erika Köth (soprano), Anneliese Burmeister (mezzo-soprano), Annelies Burmeister (mezzo-soprano), Fred Teschler (bass)
- Leipzig Radio Choir, Staatskapelle Dresden
- Robert Heger
- Recorded: 1965-08-02
- Recording Venue: August 1965, Dresden, Lukaskirche
Zar und Zimmermann · Komische Oper in 3 Akten (1995 Digital Remaster): Ouvertüre (Orchester)
Track length6:15
Das Fest beginnt, seid ihr bereit und fertig? (Zar - Marie - Iwanow - Marquis - Meisterin Browe - Chor)
Track length10:58
This track is only available as an album download.
Zum Werk, das wir beginnen (Marquis - Iwanow - Zar - Lefort - van Bett - Lord Syndham)
Track length8:38
Schon seit geraumer Zeit bemerk' ich hier Gesichter (van Bett - Marie - Meisterin Browe - Marquis - Iwanow - Zar - Lefort - Lord Syndham - Chor)
Track length9:10
Den hohen Herrscher würdig zu empfangen (Singschule: van Bett - Chor)
Track length10:06
This track is only available as an album download.
Awards and reviews
February 1967
Gottlob Frick gets the first excerpt off the ground with plenty of panache and is a tower of strength throughout...To Gedda falls the charming farewell to "my Flanders girl": he sings it appealingly.
