Modest Mussorgsky Gioachino Rossini Richard 1 Strauss - Hans Hotter Opernmonologe Orfeo (9 tracks) +Album Reviews

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Modest Mussorgsky, Gioachino Rossini, Richard [1] Strauss
Hans Hotter - Opernmonologe (Orfeo)
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (9) - Disc #1
1. Der fliegende Holl?nder (The Flying Dutchman), opera, WWV 63: Die Frist ist um
2. Die Meistersinger von N?rnberg, opera, WWV 96: Wie duftet doch der Flieder
3. Die Meistersinger von N?rnberg, opera, WWV 96: Wahn Wahn, ?berall Wahn
4. Il barbiere di Siviglia (The Barber of Seville), opera: Die Verleumdung, sie ist ein L?ftchen
5. Don Carlo, opera: Ella giammai m'am?
6. Boris Godunov, opera in 7 scenes (1869 version): Mein ist die h?chste Macht jetzt
7. Boris Godunov, opera in 7 scenes (1869 version): Gro?m?cht' ger Herr und Zar
8. Boris Godunov, opera in 7 scenes (1869 version): Geschwind ruft meinen Sohn!
9. Die schweigsame Frau (The Silent Woman), opera, Op. 80 (TrV 265): Wie sch?n ist doch Musik

CD Details

All Artists: Modest Mussorgsky, Gioachino Rossini, Richard [1] Strauss, Giuseppe Verdi, Richard [Classical] Wagner, Eugen Jochum, Meinhard von Zallinger, Rudolf Alberth, Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, Bayerischen Rundfunkorchester, Dorothea Siebert, Hans Hotter, Lorenz Fehenberger
Title: Hans Hotter - Opernmonologe (Orfeo)
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Label: Orfeo D'or
Release Date: 4/1/1999
Genre: Classical
Style: Opera & Classical Vocal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 789368900022

CD Reviews

Hotter greatness at its peak

02/24/2000

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Run, don't walk! This great singer hits unimaginable heights and depths in this recording from his later years. Emotion pours through his beautiful voice and excellent musicianship. Undercurrents of melancholy, powerful forte passages, blood-curdling insanity, compassionate reconciliation to life's mixed gifts: humanity and spirit beyond any I have heard elsewhere (including his own earlier recordings, London's, and everyone else)."