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The magic flute / Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Met Opera on Demand Available online

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Format:
Sound recording
Author/Creator:
Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791, composer, composer.
Contributor:
Müller, Hanna-Elisabeth, 1985- performer, performer.
Lewek, Kathryn (Kathryn Louise), performer, performer.
Castronovo, Charles, performer, performer.
Gunn, Nathan, 1970- performer, performer.
Kehrer, Tobias, performer, performer.
Rogister, Evan, conductor, conductor.
Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.), performer, performer.
Standardized Title:
Zauberflöte
Language:
English
German
Subjects (All):
Operas.
Live sound recordings--New York (State)--New York.
Live sound recordings.
New York (State)--New York.
Genre:
Live sound recordings.
Operas.
Sound recordings.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (1 audio file (1 hr., 43 min., 14 sec.))
Place of Publication:
[New York, New York] : [Metropolitan Opera], [2017]
Language Note:
Sung in English.
System Details:
digital
audio file
streaming audio file
Summary:
Now a Met holiday classic, the abridged English-language version of Mozart's enchanting fairy tale features a cast of young stars. Tenor Charles Castronovo is the heroic prince Tamino, who follows a noble quest to rescue his beloved, the warm-hearted Pamina--sung here by soprano Hanna-Elisabeth Müller. Audience favorite Nathan Gunn offers a hilarious portrayal of the bird catcher Papageno, with Tobias Kehrer, as the wise Sarastro, and Kathryn Lewek, who delivers a hair-raising performance as the vindictive Queen of the Night, representing opposite sides of the moral spectrum. In his debut run, Evan Rogister conducts the Met Orchestra and Chorus in Mozart's whimsical and heartwarming comic adventure.
Contents:
A serpent! A monster! How can I escape now?
Where am I? ... I'm Papageno, that's my name.
Dialogue: You there! Tell me, friend, who are you? A bird?
This portrait's beauty I adore
Dialogue: Prince Tamino, you must know she was kidnapped
Be not afraid, Good Prince, arise ... My fate is grief and lamentation
Can all this be true? ... Hm! Hm! Hm! Hm!
Dialogue: She has escaped! Pamina's escaped!
You will not dare escape again!
Dialogue: Who are you? You saved me!
You'll find your journey's end this way
Who comes now to the temple door?
Oh, endless night! My heart is aching!
How soft, how sweet, your magic tone
Tip-toe, tip-toe! Hold your breath!
Long life to Sarastro ... All hail Sarastro!
Sir! I kneel before you
Conceited Princeling, if you please. Behold my master! On your knees!
March of the Priests
Dialogue: My brothers, we have have dedicated ourselves to the future of human kind
O Isis and Osiris
Dialogue: What a terrible night!
Why stay in the dark of night?
Dialogue: Prince, you have kept your word.
Aha! Here's my stubborn beauty! ... Men were born to be great lovers
Dialogue: Begone! ... Mother! Oh, Mother!
Here in my heart, Hell's bitterness is seething
Dialogue: I cannot! ... Why are you trembling?
Within our sacred temple
Dialogue: We shall leave you here, Prince Tamino
We bid you welcome a second time
Dialogue: Aren't you hungry, Tamino?
Now my heart is filled with sadness
Dialogue: You see, Tamino. I can keep still when I have to
A cuddly wife or sweetheart is Papageno's wish
Dialogue: Here I am, lovey-dovey!
No fear of death or doom can daunt me
Tamino mine, I'm here at last!
The trial (March): The flute protected us from fire
Papagena! Papagena! Papagena!
Pa- Pa- Pa- Papagena
Now to the temple doors
The sun's golden splendor has banished the night!
Participant:
Hanna-Elisabeth Müller, Kathryn Lewek, Charles Castronovo, Nathan Gunn, Tobias Kehrer ; Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Chorus ; Evan Rogister, conductor.
Notes:
Recorded live 2017 The Metropolitan Opera, New York, New York.
Duration: 1 hr., 43 min., 14 sec.
Vendor-supplied metadata.
OCLC:
1035389851
Publisher Number:
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