Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Performer: John Frydel, Hal Roberts, George London, Margaret Roggero, Paul Franke, Louis Sgarro, Henry Arthur, Laurel Hurley, Heidi Krall, Madelaine Chambers, Sandra Warfield, Emilia Cundari, Albert Da Costa, Lucine Amara, Jerome Hines, Osie Hawkins, James McCracken, Brian Sullivan, Theodore Uppman, Rosalind Elias, Roberta Peters
Orchestra: Metropolitan Opera Orchestra
Conductor: Bruno Walter
Number of Discs: 2
Format: FLAC (tracks)
Label: West Hill Radio Archive
Release: 2011
Size: 396 MB
Recovery: +3%
Scan: cover
Die Zauberflote (The Magic Flute), K. 620 (Sung in English)
CD 01
01. Overture
Act I
02. O help me, protect me
03. I am to go?
04. Dialogue: Where am I?
05. I am a man of wide-spread fame
06. Dialogue: Hey, there!
07. O image angel-like and fair!
08. Dialogue: ye gods! What is that?
09. Oh tremble not
10. Dialogue: Was it really I saw?
11. Hm! hm! hm!
12. Dialogue: Ha! ha! ha! – Why this laughter?
13. My dainty lambkin, enter, please!
14. Dialogue: Mother! Mother!
15. The man who feels sweet love’s emotion
16. The journey’s end you soon will reach
17. These words of wisdom truly spoken
18. What are you, Stranger, seeking for?
19. How strong your tone with magic spell
20. Nothing ventured, nothing won!
21. We praise thee, Sarastro
22. Lord, my offense is all too plain
23. My proud young friend, come here right
24. Let virtue and integrity
Act II
25. March of the Priest
26. Dialogue: Consecrated servants of the great god’s
27. O Isis and Osiris, arm them with strength (Sarastro, Priests)
CD 02
Act II
01. Dialogue: Strangers, what do you seek from us?
02. Beware of woman’s crafty scheming
03. Dialogue: Hey! Lights! Lights!
04. Ye? Ye? Ye?
05. Fanfare: Dialogue: hail to thee, Prince!
06. All the world is full of lovers
07. Dialogue: Away with you!
08. The wrath of hell within my breast I cherish
09. Dialogue: I shall murder?
10. Within these holy portals
11. Dialogue: Again we leave you
12. Once more we near this temple’s border
13. Dialogue: Tamino, shall we not have something to eat?
14. Ah, I feel, to grief and sadness
15. O Isis and Osiris
16. Dialogue: Where am I? Where is Tamino?
17. So must we two forever part?
18. Dialogue: Tamino! Tamino! Are you leaving me all alone?
19. A sweetheart or a maiden
20. Dialogue: So you took pity on me then?
21. Soon spends the morning light proclaiming
22. So only you remain to me?
23. Man, wandering on his road, must bear the tribulation
24. Tamino Mine! Oh, happy fate!
25. March: The fire’s flames we have transcended
26. Papagena! Papagena! Papagena! (Papageno, Three Boys)
27. Pa-pa-ge-na! – Pa-pa-ge-no! (Papageno, Papagena)
28. Now stilly, stilly, stilly, stilly
29. The sun’s radiant glory has vanquished the night
30. Hail to thee, great Isis