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Marcel Wittrisch
Voice of Romance
Genres: Pop, Classical

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. La Traviata: Brindisi - Marcel Wittrisch/Margarete Teschemacher
2. Aida, Act IV Scene 2: Finale - Marcel Wittrisch/Margarete Teschemacher
3. Der Evangelimann: Selig Sind, Die Verfolgung Leiden - Marcel Wittrisch
4. Marta: Mag Der Himmel Euch Vergeben - Marcel Wittrisch
5. Carmen, Act III: Finale - Marcel Wittrisch/Margarete Teschemacher
6. Lohengrin: Lohengrin's Arrival - Marcel Wittrisch/Kate Heidesbach
7. Les Huguenots: O Gott! Wo Eilt Du Hin? - Marcel Wittrisch/Margarete Teschemacher
8. The Bartered Bride: Mein Lieber Schatz - Marcel Wittrisch/Margarete Teschemacher
9. Fra Diavolo - Marcel Wittrisch
10. Nacht In Venedig: Komm' In Die Gondel - Marcel Wittrisch
11. Annina! Caramello! - Marcel Wittrisch
12. Hor' Mich An Annina - Marcel Wittrisch
13. Die Fledermaus: Taubchen, Das Entflatter Ist - Marcel Wittrisch
14. Gasparone; O Dass Ich Doch Der Rauber Ware - Marcel Wittrisch
15. Wiener Blut - Marcel Wittrisch

CD Details

All Artists: Marcel Wittrisch
Title: Voice of Romance
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Pearl
Release Date: 10/20/1998
Genres: Pop, Classical
Styles: Vocal Pop, Opera & Classical Vocal, Historical Periods, Modern, 20th, & 21st Century
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 727031925620

CD Reviews

Marcel Wittrisch - The Voice of Romance

John Austin | Kangaroo Ground, Australia | 08/15/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Play any of the tracks on this CD to a casual listener and you'll soon be asked, "Who is the tenor?". Marcel Wittrisch was one of those tenors of the 1930s who somehow knew how to lure, entice and demand the attention of anyone who listened to gramophone records. Pavilion Records have collected, transferred and presented some of the tenor's best opera and operetta records, showing the tenor in romantic character involvement of one sort or another with sopranos Teschemacher, Schone, Berger, Frind and Heidersbach. Everything is sung in German. Having owned many of the items in their original 78 format, I can say that these 1998 transfers by Roger Beardsley are of top quality."