The Rape of Lucretia Komponist: Britten, BenjaminInterpreten: Hickox / City of London Sinfonia / + (2014) - Musikhaus Schlaile

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The Rape of Lucretia

von Britten, Benjamin | Hickox / City of London Sinfonia / +
erschienen am 08.08.2014

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Reinhören	Track	Titel	Komponist	Interpret	Dauer
►	1-001	The Rape of Lucretia op. 37 (Der Raub der Lukretia, Oper in 2 Akten) (Gesamtaufnahme)	Komponist: Britten, Benjamin	Sopran: Rozario, Patricia; Pierard, Catherine Dirigent / Band Leader: Hickox, Richard Mezzosopran: Gunson, Ameral Orchester (Instrumentalensemble / Sinfonieorchester): City of London Sinfonia Alt: Rigby, Jean Tenor: Robson, Nigel Bariton: Maxwell, Donald; Opie, Alan Baß: Miles, Alastair
	1-001-001	Rome is now ruled by the Etruscan upstart (1. Akt)			00:05:48
	1-002-002	Here the thirsty ev'ning has drunk the wine of light			00:03:05
	1-003-003	Who reaches heaven first is the best philosopher			00:07:46
	1-004-004	Oh, my God, with what agility does jealousy jump into a small heart			00:08:52
	1-005-005	Tarquinius does not dare when Tarquinius does not desire			00:02:57
	1-006-006	Tarquinius does not wait for his servant to wake			00:03:13
	1-007-007	The spinning wheel unwinds dreams which desire has spun			00:05:38
	1-008-008	Listen! I heard a knock. Somebody is at the gate			00:03:03
	1-009-009	Time turns upon the hands of women			00:05:36
	1-010-010	None of the women move. It is too late for a messenger			00:06:11
	2-001-011	The prosperity of the Etruscans was due to the richness of their native soil (2. Akt)			00:07:40
	2-002-012	She sleeps as a rose upon the night			00:03:01
	2-003-013	When Tarquinius desires, then Tarquinius will dare			00:02:33
	2-004-014	Within this frail crucible of light			00:04:47
	2-005-015	Lucretia			00:06:29
	2-006-016	Here in this scene you see Virtue assailed by sin			00:04:14
	2-007-017	O what a lovely day			00:06:38
	2-008-018	Hush! Here she comes!			00:03:36
	2-009-019	Flowers bring to ev'ry year the same perfection			00:06:24
	2-010-020	Lucretia! Lucretia! O never again must we two dare to part			00:05:07
	2-011-021	Last night Tarquinius ravished me and tore the fabric of our love			00:03:35
	2-012-022	This dead hand lets fall that my heart held when full			00:04:21
	2-013-023	Is it all? Is all this suffering and pain, is this in vain?			00:05:41