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Mörbisch Festival Choir & Mörbisch Festival Orchestra, Gerrit Priessnitz
Bernhard Berchtold has mastered the crucial rustic accent and sings Adam's big numbers pleasantly. Mörbisch's admirable orchestra do all that Zeller asks of them. Gerrit Priessnitz's leadership...
Special offer. Zeller: Der Vogelhändler
Mörbisch Festival Choir & Mörbisch Festival Orchestra, Gerrit Priessnitz
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Bernhard Berchtold has mastered the crucial rustic accent and sings Adam's big numbers pleasantly. Mörbisch's admirable orchestra do all that Zeller asks of them. Gerrit Priessnitz's leadership...
About
Things will be jolly good at the Mörbisch Lake Festival in 2017! With Christel the post mistress and Adam the bird seller, two of the best-known operetta characters will be returning to the lake stage after an absence of nearly twenty years. Petty corruption in positions of authority, comedy of errors and something for the heart – all the classic operetta ingredients come together masterfully in the Vogelhändler. The arias “Grüß’ enk Gott, alle miteinander”, “Ich bin die Christel von der Post” and “Schenkt man sich Rosen in Tirol” are very well known to lovers of operetta throughout the world.
Contents and tracklist
- Raimund Stangl, Rupert Bergmann, Bernhard Berchtold, Maximilian Mayer, Elena Puszta, Martina Fender, Dagmar Schellenberger
- Mörbisch Festival Orchestra, Mörbisch Festival Choir
- Gerrit Priessnitz
- Recorded: 6-8 July 2017
- Recording Venue: Live Recording, Seefestspiele Mörbisch, Austria
- Gerhard Ernst, Wolfgang Dosch
- Recorded: 6-8 July 2017
- Recording Venue: Live Recording, Seefestspiele Mörbisch, Austria
- Recorded: 6-8 July 2017
- Recording Venue: Live Recording, Seefestspiele Mörbisch, Austria
Awards and reviews
March 2018
Bernhard Berchtold has mastered the crucial rustic accent and sings Adam's big numbers pleasantly. Mörbisch's admirable orchestra do all that Zeller asks of them. Gerrit Priessnitz's leadership imparts the necessary vigour, if occasionally insufficient grace.