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Title: |
The beggar's opera |
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Other Names: |
Kiri Te Kanawa; Joan Sutherland; Graham Clarke; Stafford Dean; John Gibbs; Michael Hordern; Angela Lansbury; Alfred Marks; Warren Mitchell; James Morris; Ann Murray; Regina Resnik; Anthony Rolfe Johnson; Anne Wilkens; Terry Edwards; Richard Bonynge; National Philharmonic Orchestra; London Opera Chorus
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Performers: |
Intérpretes: Graham Clarke (Matt), Stafford Dean (Lockit), John Gibbs (Jemmy Twicher), Michael Hordern (The Player), Kiri Te Kanawa (Polly Peachum), Angela Lansbury (Mrs Peachum), Alfred Marks (Mr. Peachum, The Jailer), Warren Mitchell (The Beggar, The Drawer), James Morris (Macheath), Ann Murray (Jenny Diver), Regina Resnik (Mrs Trapes), Anthony Rolfe Johnson (Filch), Joan Sutherland (Lucy Lockit), Ann Wilkens (Dolly Trull); National Philharmonic Orchestra; direcção, Richard Bonynge; London Opera Chorus; direcção coral, Terry Edwards.
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Publication: |
London : Decca, 1981 |
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ISRC: |
Decca-430066-2 |
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| Physical Description: | 2 discos (CD) (ca. 125 min.) : stereo; 12 cm | |
| Notes: | No do Serviço de Aquisições e Tratamento Técnico | |
| Music Category/Genre: | Classical Music | |
| Call Number: | 300.GAY.01931/AB+ |
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TRACKS* / CONTENTS: |
Ajuda
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| The Prologue | |||||
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1.
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If poverty be a title to poetry.
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2.
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Overture.
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| Act I | |||||
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3.
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Trough all the employments of life.
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4.
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Tis woman seduces all mankind.
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5.
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If any wench Venus'girdle wear.
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6.
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A maiden is like a golden ore.
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7.
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Virgins are like the fair flow'r in its lustre.
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8.
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Our Polly is a sad slut.
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9.
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Can love be controll'd by advice.
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10.
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O Polly you might have toy'd and kist.
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11.
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A fox may steal your hens, sir.
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12.
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O Ponder well, be not severe.
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13.
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Pretty Polly, say.
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14.
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My heart was so free.
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15.
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Were I laid on Greenland's coast.
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16.
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Yes, I would go with thee.
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| Act II | |||||
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17.
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Fill ev'ry glass.
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18.
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Let us take the road.
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19.
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If the heart of a man is deprest with cares.
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20.
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Youth's the season made for joy's.
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21.
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Before the barn door crowing.
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22.
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The gamesters and lawyers are jugglers alike.
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23.
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At the tree I shall suffer.
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| Act II (conclusion) | |||||
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Man may escape from rope and gun.
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2.
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Thus when a good housewife sees a rat.
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How cruel are the traitors.
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4.
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The first time at the looking-glass.
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5.
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When you censure the age.
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6.
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is then his fate decreed, sir?.
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You'll think, ere many days ensue.
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Thus when the swallow seeking prey.
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How happy I could be with either.
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10.
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Cease your funning.
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11.
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Why how now, madam flirt.
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12.
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No pow'r on earth can e'er divide.
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13.
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I like the fox shall grieve.
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| Act III | |||||
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Introduction... To be sure, wench, you've you must've been.
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15.
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When young, at the bar.
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And so I let him escape.
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The modes os the Court so common.
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What gudgeons are we man!.
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In the days of my youth.
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I'm lika a skiff on the ocean tost.
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21.
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Come sweet lass.
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22.
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Look hither, dear husband.
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23.
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Which way shall I turn me?.
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24.
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When my hero in court appears.
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25.
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When he holds up is hand.
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26.
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The charge is prepared.
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27.
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O cruel, cruel, cruel, case.
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28.
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Would I might be hanged!.
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29.
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But honest friend, I hope you don't intend.
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30.
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Thus I stand like the Turk.
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