 Peter Pears (1910–1986)
Benjamin Britten
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“War Requiem” for soloists, choruses and orchestras, Op. 66
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Galina Vishnevskaya (soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Simon Preston (organ), London Symphony Orchestra, The Melos Ensemble of London 
Giacomo Puccini
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Opera “Turandot”, SC 91
Zubin Mehta (conductor), Joan Sutherland (soprano), Montserrat Caballe (soprano), Luciano Pavarotti (tenor), Peter Pears (tenor), Tom Krause (bass-baritone), Nikolay Gyaurov (bass), Piero De Palma (tenor), London Philharmonic Orchestra, John Alldis Choir 
Timur - Nicolai Ghiaurov, L`Imperatore Altoum - Peter Pears, Ping - Tom Krause, Pang - Pier Francesco Poli, Pong - Piero de Palma. 1972Read moreCollapseTimur - Nicolai Ghiaurov, L`Imperatore Altoum - Peter Pears, Ping - Tom Krause, Pang - Pier Francesco Poli, Pong - Piero de Palma. 1972
Henry Purcell
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Opera “Dido and Aeneas”, Z 626
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Claire Watson (soprano), Patricia Clark (soprano) 
Dido: Claire Watson; Belinda: Jeannette Sinclair; Sorceress: Arda Mandikian; 2nd Women: Patricia Clark; Witches: Jean Allister, Rosemary Philips; Spirit: John Hahessy; 1st Sailor: Michael Ronayne. PURCELL SINGERS. English Opera Group Orchestra. George Malcom, Harpsichord Continuo. BBC Studios, 29/30 September 1959. Continuo realized by the conductor.Read moreCollapseDido: Claire Watson; Belinda: Jeannette Sinclair; Sorceress: Arda Mandikian; 2nd Women: Patricia Clark; Witches: Jean Allister, Rosemary Philips; Spirit: John Hahessy; 1st Sailor: Michael Ronayne. PURCELL SINGERS. English Opera Group Orchestra. George Malcom, Harpsichord Continuo. BBC Studios, 29/30 September 1959. Continuo realized by the conductor.
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Oratorio “Matthäus-Passion”, BWV 244
Otto Klemperer (conductor), Elisabeth Schwarzkopf (soprano), Christa Ludwig (mezzo-soprano), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Heather Harper (soprano), Walter Berry (baritone), Peter Pears (tenor), Helen Watts (mezzo-soprano), Nicolai Gedda (tenor), Otakar Kraus (Baritone), Philharmonia Orchestra 
Judas - John Carol Case, Arias, Petrus, High Priest, 1st Priest, 2nd Maid, 1st Witness, 2nd Priest - Geraint Evans. 2nd Witness - Wilfred Brown. Philharmonia Choir and Orchestra. Hampstead Parish Church boys choir. Recorded: January 1961, LondonRead moreCollapseJudas - John Carol Case, Arias, Petrus, High Priest, 1st Priest, 2nd Maid, 1st Witness, 2nd Priest - Geraint Evans. 2nd Witness - Wilfred Brown. Philharmonia Choir and Orchestra. Hampstead Parish Church boys choir. Recorded: January 1961, London
Benjamin Britten
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“A Midsummer Night’s Dream”, opera, Op. 64
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Thomas Hemsley (baritone), Heather Harper (soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), Josephine Veasey (mezzo-soprano), Helen Watts (mezzo-soprano), Elizabeth Harwood (soprano), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Robert Tear (tenor), Owen Brannigan (bass), London Symphony Orchestra
Oberon - Alfred Deller, Tytania - Elizabeth Harwood, Puck - Stephen Terry, Thesius - John Shirley-Quirk, Hippolyta - Helen Watts, Lysander - Peter Pears, Hermia - Josephine Veasey, Bottom - Owen Brannigan, Quince - Norman Lumsden, Flute - Kenneth MacDonald, Snug - David Kelly, Starveling - Keith Raggett, Snout - Robert Tear, Cobweb - Richard Dakin, Mustardseed - Ian Wodehouse, Peaseblossom - John Pryer, Moth - Graham Clark London Symphony OrcRead moreCollapseOberon - Alfred Deller, Tytania - Elizabeth Harwood, Puck - Stephen Terry, Thesius - John Shirley-Quirk, Hippolyta - Helen Watts, Lysander - Peter Pears, Hermia - Josephine Veasey, Bottom - Owen Brannigan, Quince - Norman Lumsden, Flute - Kenneth MacDonald, Snug - David Kelly, Starveling - Keith Raggett, Snout - Robert Tear, Cobweb - Richard Dakin, Mustardseed - Ian Wodehouse, Peaseblossom - John Pryer, Moth - Graham Clark London Symphony Orc
Franz Schubert
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“Winterreise”, song cycle for voice and piano, D. 911; Op. 89
Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (piano) 
Benjamin Britten
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“The Turn of the Screw”, opera, Op. 54
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Jennifer Vyvyan (soprano), Peter Pears (tenor)
Prologue - Peter Pears, Quint - Peter Pears, Governess - Jennifer Vyvyan, Miles - David Hemmings, Flora - Olive Dyer, Mrs.Grose - Joan Cross, Miss Jessel - Arda Mandikian. English Opera Group Orchestra. Decca 1955Read moreCollapsePrologue - Peter Pears, Quint - Peter Pears, Governess - Jennifer Vyvyan, Miles - David Hemmings, Flora - Olive Dyer, Mrs.Grose - Joan Cross, Miss Jessel - Arda Mandikian. English Opera Group Orchestra. Decca 1955
Benjamin Britten
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Opera “Curlew River”, a Parable for Church Performance, Op. 71
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Harold Blackburn (bass), Bryan Drake (baritone), Bruce Webb (treble)
Madwoman - Peter Pears, Ferryman - John Shirley-Quirk, Abbot - Harold Blackburn, Traveller - Bryan Drake, Voice of the Spirit - Bruce Webb. English Opera Group, 1965Read moreCollapseMadwoman - Peter Pears, Ferryman - John Shirley-Quirk, Abbot - Harold Blackburn, Traveller - Bryan Drake, Voice of the Spirit - Bruce Webb. English Opera Group, 1965
Benjamin Britten
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“Peter Grimes”, opera in a prologue and three acts, Op. 33
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Claire Watson (soprano), Jean Watson (mezzo-soprano), Raymond Nilsson (tenor), Owen Brannigan (bass), John Lanigan (tenor), Orchestra of the Royal Opera House
Peter Grimes - Peter Pears, Ellen Orford - Claire Watson, Balstrode - James Pease, Auntie - Jean Watson, Bob Boles - Raymond Nilsson, Swallow - Owen Brannigan, Mrs. Sedley - Lauris Elms, Ned Keene - Geraint Evan, Rector - John Lanigan, Hobson - David Kelly, First niece - Marion Studholme, Second niece - Iris Kells. Royal Opera House Chorus. Decca 1959Read moreCollapsePeter Grimes - Peter Pears, Ellen Orford - Claire Watson, Balstrode - James Pease, Auntie - Jean Watson, Bob Boles - Raymond Nilsson, Swallow - Owen Brannigan, Mrs. Sedley - Lauris Elms, Ned Keene - Geraint Evan, Rector - John Lanigan, Hobson - David Kelly, First niece - Marion Studholme, Second niece - Iris Kells. Royal Opera House Chorus. Decca 1959
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Requiem in D minor, KV 626
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Heather Harper (soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Alfreda Hodgson (contralto), English Chamber Orchestra 
Aldeburgh Festival Orchestra. June 20, 1971.Read moreCollapseAldeburgh Festival Orchestra. June 20, 1971.
Benjamin Britten
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“Winter Words”, for high voice and piano, Op. 52
Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (piano)
Benjamin Britten
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Seven Sonnets of Michelangelo, Op. 22
Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (piano)
Benjamin Britten
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“Billy Budd”, opera, Op. 50
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Robert Tear (tenor), Benjamin Luxon (baritone), Michael Langdon (bass), Owen Brannigan (bass), Peter Glossop (Baritone), Gregory Dempsey (tenor), Nigel Rogers (tenor), English Chamber Orchestra
Billy Budd - Peter Glossop, Captain Vere - Peter Pears, John Claggart - Michael Langdon, Mr. Redburn - John Shirley-Quirk, Mr. Flint - Bryan Drake, Mr. Ratcliffe - David Kelly, Red Whiskers - Gregory Dempsey, Donald - David Bowman, Dansker - Owen Brannigan, Novice - Robert Tear, Squeak - Robert Bowman, Bosun - Delme Bryn-Jones, First Mate - Eric Garrett, Second Mate - Norman Lumsden, Maintop - Nigel Rogers, Novice`s Friend - Benjamin Luxon, Cabin Boy - James Newby, Arthur Jones - James Coleby.Read moreCollapseBilly Budd - Peter Glossop, Captain Vere - Peter Pears, John Claggart - Michael Langdon, Mr. Redburn - John Shirley-Quirk, Mr. Flint - Bryan Drake, Mr. Ratcliffe - David Kelly, Red Whiskers - Gregory Dempsey, Donald - David Bowman, Dansker - Owen Brannigan, Novice - Robert Tear, Squeak - Robert Bowman, Bosun - Delme Bryn-Jones, First Mate - Eric Garrett, Second Mate - Norman Lumsden, Maintop - Nigel Rogers, Novice`s Friend - Benjamin Luxon, Cabin Boy - James Newby, Arthur Jones - James Coleby.
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Oratorio “Johannes-Passion”, BWV 245
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Heather Harper (soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Robert Tear (tenor), Alfreda Hodgson (contralto), Imogen Holst (conductor), Gwynne Howell (bass), Timothy Farrell (organ), Kenneth Heath (cello), English Chamber Orchestra
On Engl. Jesus, Philip Leger - harpsichord, Kenneth Heath - cello, Andrian Beers - double bass. Continuo realisation by. Wandsworth School Boys` Choir. 1972. TranslationRead moreCollapseOn Engl. Jesus, Philip Leger - harpsichord, Kenneth Heath - cello, Andrian Beers - double bass. Continuo realisation by. Wandsworth School Boys` Choir. 1972. Translation
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Mass in B minor, BWV 232
Carlo Maria Giulini (conductor), Janet Baker (contralto), Peter Pears (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Jenny Hill (soprano), New Philharmonia Orchestra
St. Paul`s Cathedral, London, 10 July 1972.Read moreCollapseSt. Paul`s Cathedral, London, 10 July 1972.
Benjamin Britten
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Opera “The Rape of Lucretia”, Op. 37
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Heather Harper (soprano), Janet Baker (contralto), Peter Pears (tenor), Jenny Hill (soprano), Benjamin Luxon (baritone), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Elizabeth Bainbridge (mezzo-soprano), Bryan Drake (baritone), English Chamber Orchestra
Tarquinius - Benjamin Luxon, Collantius - John Shirley-Quirk, Junius - Bryan Drake, Lucia - Jenny Hill, Bianca - Elizabeth Bainbridge. July 1970Read moreCollapseTarquinius - Benjamin Luxon, Collantius - John Shirley-Quirk, Junius - Bryan Drake, Lucia - Jenny Hill, Bianca - Elizabeth Bainbridge. July 1970
Benjamin Britten
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“Albert Herring”, opera, Op. 39
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Sylvia Fisher (soprano), Anne Pashley (soprano), April Cantelo- (soprano), Owen Brannigan (bass), Catherine Wilson (piano), English Chamber Orchestra
Albert Herring - Peter Pears, Lady Billows - Sylvia Fisher, Florence Pike - Johanna Peters, Mr. Gedge - John Noble, Mr. Budd - Owen Brannigan, Mr. Upfold - Edgar Evans, Miss Wordsworth - April Cantelo, Mrs. Herring - Sheila Rex, Sid - Joseph Ward, Nancy - Catherine Wilson, Emmie - Sheila Amit, Cis - Anne Pashley, Harry - Stephen Terry. Decca 1964Read moreCollapseAlbert Herring - Peter Pears, Lady Billows - Sylvia Fisher, Florence Pike - Johanna Peters, Mr. Gedge - John Noble, Mr. Budd - Owen Brannigan, Mr. Upfold - Edgar Evans, Miss Wordsworth - April Cantelo, Mrs. Herring - Sheila Rex, Sid - Joseph Ward, Nancy - Catherine Wilson, Emmie - Sheila Amit, Cis - Anne Pashley, Harry - Stephen Terry. Decca 1964
Benjamin Britten
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Opera “The Prodigal Son”, A Parable for Church Performance, Op. 81
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Robert Tear (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Bryan Drake (baritone)
The Tempter - Peter Pears, The Father - John Shirley-Quirk, The Elder Son - Bryan Drake, The Younger Son - Robert Tear. English Opera Group, 1969Read moreCollapseThe Tempter - Peter Pears, The Father - John Shirley-Quirk, The Elder Son - Bryan Drake, The Younger Son - Robert Tear. English Opera Group, 1969
Robert Schumann
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“Dichterliebe (A Poet’s Love)”: Song cycle for voice and piano, Op. 48
Peter Pears (tenor), Murrey Perahia (piano) 
Johannes Brahms
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“Liebeslieder Waltzes”, 18 waltzes for vocal quartet and piano four hands, Op. 52
Janet Baker (contralto), Peter Pears (tenor), Claudio Arrau (piano), Benjamin Britten (piano), Thomas Hemsley (baritone), Heather Harper (soprano) 
Recorded: 1968, 14 June, Live at the Snape Maltings Concert Hall, Aldeburgh FestivalRead moreCollapseRecorded: 1968, 14 June, Live at the Snape Maltings Concert Hall, Aldeburgh Festival
Benjamin Britten
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Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings, Op. 31
Peter Pears (tenor), Barry Tuckwell (horn), Benjamin Britten (conductor), London Symphony Orchestra
Igor Stravinsky
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Opera-oratorio “Oedipus Rex”, K047
Igor Stravinsky (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Martha Moedl , Otto von Rohr (bass), Helmut Krebs (tenor), Heinz Rehfuss (baritone), Kolner Rundfunk-Sinfonie Orchester 
Peter Pears - Oedipus, Martha Moedl - Jocasta, Heinz Rehfuss - Creon, Otto von Rohr - Tiresias, Helmut Krebs - shepherd, Jean Cocteau - narrator. October 8, 1951, Cologne & May 1952, Paris (narration).Read moreCollapsePeter Pears - Oedipus, Martha Moedl - Jocasta, Heinz Rehfuss - Creon, Otto von Rohr - Tiresias, Helmut Krebs - shepherd, Jean Cocteau - narrator. October 8, 1951, Cologne & May 1952, Paris (narration).
Benjamin Britten
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“Songs from the Chinese”, song cycle for voice and guitar, Op. 58
Peter Pears (tenor), Julian Bream (guitar)
Edward Elgar
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Oratorio “The Dream of Gerontius” for soloists, chorus and orchestra, Op. 38
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Yvonne Minton (mezzo-soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), London Symphony Orchestra, The London Symphony Chorus 
(Gerontius,tenor), (Angel, mezzo-soprano), (Priest, Angel of Agony, bass-baritone). The Choir of King`s College, Cambridge. Rec. 1972Read moreCollapse(Gerontius,tenor), (Angel, mezzo-soprano), (Priest, Angel of Agony, bass-baritone). The Choir of King`s College, Cambridge. Rec. 1972
Robert Schumann
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Scenes from Goethe’s “Faust” for soloists, chorus and orchestra, WoO 3
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Elizabeth Harwood (soprano), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Peter Pears (tenor), Felicity Palmer (soprano), Robert Lloyd (bass), Alfreda Hodgson (contralto), Jennifer Vyvyan (soprano), English Chamber Orchestra
Mariel Dickinson (alto), Pauline Stevens (alto), Jennifer Vivian (soprano), Elizabeth Harrison (soprano). The choir of Wandsworth Boys` School. The Aldeburgh Festival Choir.Read moreCollapseMariel Dickinson (alto), Pauline Stevens (alto), Jennifer Vivian (soprano), Elizabeth Harrison (soprano). The choir of Wandsworth Boys` School. The Aldeburgh Festival Choir.
Henry Purcell
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“The Fairy Queen”, semi-opera, Z 629
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Jennifer Vyvyan (soprano), Norma Burrowes (Soprano), Alfreda Hodgson (contralto), Kenneth Sillito (violin), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Charles Brett (countertenor), Peter Pears (tenor), James Bowman (countertenor), Ian Partridge (tenor), English Chamber Orchestra, Ambrosian Opera Chorus
Mary Wells — soprano; Peter Pears, Ian Partridge — tenors; Charles Brett, James Bowman — countertenors; John Shirley-Quirk — baritone; Owen Brannigan — bass. Ambrosian Opera Chorus. Recording - September 1970, Great Britain.Read moreCollapseMary Wells — soprano; Peter Pears, Ian Partridge — tenors; Charles Brett, James Bowman — countertenors; John Shirley-Quirk — baritone; Owen Brannigan — bass. Ambrosian Opera Chorus. Recording - September 1970, Great Britain.
Benjamin Britten
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Canticle No. 3 “Still falls the Rain” for tenor, horn and piano, Op. 55
Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (piano), Dennis Brain (French horn)
The Raids, 1940, Nignt and Down (Text: Edith Sitwell). Live in Aldeburgh Church, 21 June 1956Read moreCollapseThe Raids, 1940, Nignt and Down (Text: Edith Sitwell). Live in Aldeburgh Church, 21 June 1956
Benjamin Britten
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Cantata misericordium for solos, small chorus and orchestra, Op. 69
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), Peter Pears (tenor), London Symphony Orchestra, The London Symphony Chorus
Recorded: December 13-14, 1963, London.Read moreCollapseRecorded: December 13-14, 1963, London.
Benjamin Britten
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Nocturne for tenor, seven obbligato instruments and strings, Op. 60
Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (conductor), Gervase de Peyer (clarinet), Barry Tuckwell (horn), William Waterhouse (bassoon), Osian Ellis (harp), Roger Lord (english horn), London Symphony Orchestra
Alexander Murray — flute; Denis Biyth — timpani. Recorded: September 21-22, 1959, LondonRead moreCollapseAlexander Murray — flute; Denis Biyth — timpani. Recorded: September 21-22, 1959, London
Benjamin Britten
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“Owen Wingrave”, opera, Op. 85
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Heather Harper (soprano), Janet Baker (contralto), Peter Pears (tenor), Jennifer Vyvyan (soprano), Sylvia Fisher (soprano), Benjamin Luxon (baritone), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), English Chamber Orchestra
Owen Wingrave - Benjamin Luxon, Spencer Coyle - John Shirley-Quirk, Lechmere - Nigel Douglas, Miss Wingrave - Sylvia Fisher, Mrs. Julien - Jennifer Vyvyan. December 1970Read moreCollapseOwen Wingrave - Benjamin Luxon, Spencer Coyle - John Shirley-Quirk, Lechmere - Nigel Douglas, Miss Wingrave - Sylvia Fisher, Mrs. Julien - Jennifer Vyvyan. December 1970
Benjamin Britten
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“The Holy Sonnets of John Donne”, for high voice and piano, Op. 35
Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (piano)
Benjamin Britten
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Song Cycle “Les Illuminations” for high voice and string orchestra, Op. 18
Peter Pears (tenor), Benjamin Britten (conductor), English Chamber Orchestra
Claude Debussy
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Three Ballades of François Villon for voice and piano, CD 126 (L 119)
Peter Pears (tenor), Murrey Perahia (piano) 
Benjamin Britten
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Opera “The Burning Fiery Furnace”, a Parable for Church Performance, Op. 77
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Robert Tear (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone), Bryan Drake (baritone)
Nebuchadnezzar - Peter Pears, Astrologer - Bryan Drake, Shadrach(Ananis) - John Shirley-Quirk, Meshach (Misael) - Robert Tear, Abednego(Azarias) - Stafford Dean, Herald - Peter Leeming. English Opera Group, 1967Read moreCollapseNebuchadnezzar - Peter Pears, Astrologer - Bryan Drake, Shadrach(Ananis) - John Shirley-Quirk, Meshach (Misael) - Robert Tear, Abednego(Azarias) - Stafford Dean, Herald - Peter Leeming. English Opera Group, 1967
Robert Schumann
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“Liederkreis”: 12 songs after Eichendorff for voice and piano, Op. 39
Peter Pears (tenor), Murrey Perahia (piano)
`I Attempt from Love`s Sickness to Fly` (1695). rec. 1963Read moreCollapse`I Attempt from Love`s Sickness to Fly` (1695). rec. 1963
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Cantata “Herr Jesu Christ, wahr’ Mensch und Gott”, BWV 127
Karl Richter (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Kieth Engen (bass), Antonia Fahberg (soprano), Munchener Bach-Chor
Members of the Orchestra of Münchner Staatsoper (actually Bayerisches Staatsorchester). April 1958, Munich.Read moreCollapseMembers of the Orchestra of Münchner Staatsoper (actually Bayerisches Staatsorchester). April 1958, Munich.
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Cantata “Es ist euch gut, daß ich hingehe”, BWV 108
Karl Richter (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Kieth Engen (bass), Lilian Benningsen (mezzo-soprano), Munchener Bach-Chor
Members of the Orchestra of Münchner Staatsoper (actually Bayerisches Staatsorchester). April 1958, Munich.Read moreCollapseMembers of the Orchestra of Münchner Staatsoper (actually Bayerisches Staatsorchester). April 1958, Munich.
Robert Schumann
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Five Lieder und Gesänge for voice and piano, Op. 127
Peter Pears (tenor), Murrey Perahia (piano)
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Cantata “Herr, deine Augen sehen nach dem Glauben”, BWV 102
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Janet Baker (contralto), Peter Pears (tenor), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone), English Chamber Orchestra
Aldeburgh Festival Singers. Recorded: June 26, 1965, Aldeburgh Festival.Read moreCollapseAldeburgh Festival Singers. Recorded: June 26, 1965, Aldeburgh Festival.
Benjamin Britten
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Canticle No. 2 “Abraham and Isaac” for alto and tenor voices and piano, Op. 51
Janet Baker (contralto), Peter Pears (tenor), Graham Johnson (piano)
George Frideric Handel
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Pastoral Masque “Acis and Galatea”, HWV 49a
Adrian Boult (conductor), Joan Sutherland (soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), Thurston Dart (harpsichord), Owen Brannigan (bass), Philomusica of London Orchestra, St. Anthony Singers 
Galatea, - Acis, - Polyphemus, David Galliver - Damon. Recording - May June 1959, LondonRead moreCollapseGalatea, - Acis, - Polyphemus, David Galliver - Damon. Recording - May June 1959, London
Georg Philipp Telemann
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Cantata “Ich weiß, daß mein Erlöser lebt”, TVWV 1:877 (BWV 160)
Karl Richter (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor) 
Instrumental ensemble. Recorded: September 15-16, 1958, Munich.Read moreCollapseInstrumental ensemble. Recorded: September 15-16, 1958, Munich.
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Cantata “Halt im Gedachtnis Jesum Christ”, BWV 67
Karl Richter (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), Kieth Engen (bass), Lilian Benningsen (mezzo-soprano), Munchener Bach-Chor
Members of the Orchestra of Münchner Staatsoper (actually Bayerisches Staatsorchester). Recorded: April 1958, Munich.Read moreCollapseMembers of the Orchestra of Münchner Staatsoper (actually Bayerisches Staatsorchester). Recorded: April 1958, Munich.
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