| Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) - Oedipus Rex
(1994)
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| Cover Front |
Album |
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| Composer |
Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) |
| Conductor |
Seiji Ozawa |
| Orchestra / Ensemble I |
Saito Kinen Orchestra |
| Length |
52:27 |
| Format |
CD |
| Genre |
Vocal; Opera |
| Chorus I |
Shinyukai Male Choir |
| Chorus Master |
Shin Sekiya |
| Index |
514 |
| Out of Print |
Yes |
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| Musicians |
| Soloist |
Schreier; Norman; Terfel; Peetes; Swensen; Tatara; Wilson |
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| Credits |
| Producer |
Willhelm Hellweg |
| Label |
Philips |
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| Track List |
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| 01 |
Prologue: "Spectateurs" |
00:59 |
| 02 |
Act I: "Caedit nos pestis" |
03:29 |
| 03 |
Act I: "Liberi, vos liberabo" |
03:15 |
| 04 |
Act I: "Voici Creon" |
00:25 |
| 05 |
Act I: "Respondit Deus" |
03:34 |
| 06 |
Act I: "Non reperias vetus scelus" |
03:25 |
| 07 |
Act I: "Oedipe interroge la fontaine" |
00:37 |
| 08 |
Act I: "Delie exspectamus" |
01:56 |
| 09 |
Act I: "Dicere non possum" |
02:51 |
| 10 |
Act I: "Invidia fortunam odit" |
02:34 |
| 11 |
Act I: "Gloria" |
00:58 |
| 12 |
Act II: "La dispute des princes" |
01:10 |
| 13 |
Act II: "Gloria!" |
00:57 |
| 14 |
Act II: "Nonn' erubescite, reges" |
07:28 |
| 15 |
Act II: "Trivium, trivium..." |
03:04 |
| 16 |
Act II: "Le temoin du meurtre sort " |
00:44 |
| 17 |
Act II: "Adest omniscius pastor" |
05:37 |
| 18 |
Act II: "In monte reppertus est" |
02:07 |
| 19 |
Act II: "Et maintenant" |
01:45 |
| 20 |
Act II: "Divium Jocastae" |
03:14 |
| 21 |
Act II: "Ecce! Regem Oedipoda" |
02:18 |
| Personal |
| Purchase Date |
12/16/1998 |
| Value |
$16.50 |
| Store |
BMG |
| Condition |
100% |
| Librettist |
Jean Cocteau |
| Nationality |
Russian |
| "Form" |
Opera-Oratorio in Two Acts |
| Language |
Latin |
| Period |
20th Century |
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| Details |
| Studio |
Canora Hall, Okaya, Japan |
| Catalog Number |
438 865-2 |
| Live |
No |
| Recording Date |
9/1/1992 |
| Spars |
DDD |
| Reissue |
No |
| Sound |
Stereo |
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| Notes |
Oedipus: Peter Schreier
Jocasta: Jessye Norman
Creon: Bryn Terfel
Tiresias: Harry Peeters
Shepherd: Robert Swensen
Messenger: Michio Tatara
Narrator: Georges Wilson
Poem after Sophocles
Notes, text and translation
Essay: "A Tragedy of Epic Impersonality" by Max Harrison
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