Benjamin Britten
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`War Requiem` for Soprano, Tenor and Baritone, Chorus, Orchestra, Chamber Orchestra, Boys` Choir and Organ (1962), op. 66
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Galina Vishnevskaya (soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone) , London Symphony Orchestra, The Melos Ensemble of London
Dido: Claire Watson; Aeneas: Peter Pears; 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. Realized and conducted by B.Britten.
Benjamin Britten
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Opera `A Midsummer Night`s Dream` (1964), op. 64
Benjamin Britten (conductor) , London Symphony Orchestra
Oberon - Alfred Deller, Tytania - Elizabeth Harwood, Puck - Stephen Terry, Thesius - John Shirley-Quirk, Hippolyta - Helen Watts, Lysander - Peter Pears, Demetrius - Thomas Hemsley, Hermia - Josephine Veasey, Helena - Heather Harper, 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
Benjamin Britten
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Oprea `Peter Grimes` (1945), op. 33
Benjamin Britten (conductor) , 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
Covent Garden Royal Opera House Chorus and Orchestra. Conducted by Benjamin Britten. Decca 1959
Benjamin Britten
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Opera `Billy Budd` (1951), op. 50
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Peter Pears (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone) , 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.
Johann Sebastian Bach
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Oratorio `Johannes-Passion` (1724), BWV 245
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Heather Harper (soprano), Peter Pears (tenor), John Shirley-Quirk (bass-baritone) , English Chamber Orchestra
On Engl. Peter Pears - Evangelist, Gwynne Howell - Jesus, John Shirley-Quirk - Pilate, Heather Harper - soprano, Alfreda Hodgson - alto, Robert Tear - tenor, John Shirley-Quirk - bass. Philip Leger - harpsichord, Timothy Farrell - organ, Kenneth Heath - cello, Andrian Beers - double bass. Continuo realisation - Benjamin Britten. Wandsworth School Boys` Choir. 1972. Translate - Peter Pears, Imogen Holst.
Benjamin Britten
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Opera `Albert Herring` (1946), op. 39
Benjamin Britten (conductor) , 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
English Chamber Orchestra. Conducted by Benjamin Britten. Decca 1964
Henry Purcell
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Semi-opera `The Fairy Queen`, Z 629
Benjamin Britten (conductor), Jennifer Vyvyan (soprano), Norma Burrowes (Soprano), Alfreda Hodgson (ñontralto) , English Chamber Orchestra
Jennifer Vyvyan (1 Soprano),Mary Wells (2 Soprano), Norma Burrowes (3 Soprano), Peter Pears (1 Tenor), Ian Partridge (2 Tenor), Charles Brett (1 Counter Tenor), James Bowman (2 Counter Tenor), Alfreda Hodgson (Mezzo Soprano), John Shirley-Quirk (Baritone), Owen Brannigan (Bass). Kenneth Sillito - leader. Ambrosian Opera Chorus. Recording - September 1970, Great Britain.
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