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Title: |
Die dreigroschenoper = The threepenny opera = L'opera de quant'sous |
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Publication: |
London : CBS Records, 1958 |
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ISRC: |
MK 42637 |
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| Physical Description: | 1 disco (CD) (68 min.) : stereo; 12 cm + Libreto | |
| Notes: | Intérpretes: Günther Arndt (coro); Sender Freies Berlin (orquestra); Wilhelm Brückner-Rüggeberg (direcção); Lotte Lenya (supervisora de produção, Jenny); Wolfgang Neuss (Moritatensãnger); Willy Trenk-Trebitsch (Herr Peachum); Trude Hesterburg (Frau Peachum); Erich Schellow (Macheath); Johanna von Kóczián (Polly Peachum); Wolfgang Grunert (Tiger Brown); Inge Wolffberg (Lucy); Kurt Helling (Gangster 1); Paul Otto Kuster (Gangster 2); Joseph Hausmann (Gangster 3); Martin Hoeppner (Gangster 4).Wolfgang Neuss (Moritatensãnger); Willy Trenk-Trebitsch (Herr Peachum); Trude Hesterburg (Frau Peachum); Erich Schellow (Macheath); Johanna von Kóczián (Polly Peachum); Wolfgang Grunert (Tiger Brown); Inge Wolffberg (Lucy); Kurt Helling (Gangster 1); Paul Otto Kuster (Gangster 2); Joseph Hausmann (Gangster 3); Martin Hoeppner (Gangster 4); No do Serviço de Aquisições e Tratamento Técnico | |
| Music Category/Genre: | Classical Music | |
| Call Number: | 300.WEI.11952+ |
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TRACKS* / CONTENTS: |
Ajuda
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1.
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Overture - 'You are about to hear an opera for beggars'.
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2.
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'First you will hear a penny-dreadful ballad about the bandit Macheath'.
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3.
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'Jonathan Jeremiah Peachum has opened a store'.
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4.
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'Polly Peachum ist nicht nach hause gekommen.
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5.
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'Deep in the heart of Soho'.
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6.
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'In reminiscence of the time they spent together in their youth'.
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7.
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'Do you see the moon over Soho?'.
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8.
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'By means of a little ditty'.
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9.
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'Mr. and Mrs. Peachum advise their daughter'.
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10.
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'Mackkie has to flee'.
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11.
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'He will never return'.
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12.
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'All right, now, if you should see Mack the Knife'.
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13.
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'There's a man who is a very Satan'.
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14.
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'Song of a little barmaid'.
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15.
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'Macheath and Jenny the whore'.
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16.
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'Gentlemen, you be the judges'.
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17.
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'The first clouds in the skies'.
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18.
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'Jealousy, rage, love and fear'.
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19.
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'You gentlemen, who teach us'.
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'What on earth is that?'.
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21.
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'You saw sagacious Solomon'.
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22.
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'The whores have betrayed Macheath'.
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23.
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'Fellow citizens, here with I take leave of you'.
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24.
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'Esteemed public, we're at that point'.
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25.
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'Do not prosecute too much transgression'.
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26.
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'And now at this happy ending'.
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