The Linden Singers – The Mikado
| Лейбл: | World Record Club – SXW-1001 World Record Club – XW 1001 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | Australia |
| Дата релиза: | 1961 |
| Жанр: | Classical, Stage & Screen |
| Стиль: | Musical, Opera |
Подробнее об участниках записи
Треклист:
| A1 | Introduction And Opening Chorus - We Are Gentlemen Of Japan |
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| A2 | A Wandering Minstrel, I |
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| A3 | Our Great Mikado |
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| A4 | Behold The Lord High Executioner |
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| A5 | I've Got A Little List |
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| A6 | Three Little Maids From School |
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| A7 | I Am So Proud |
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| A8 | Finale - Your Revels Cease! Etc. |
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| B1 | The Sun Whose Rays |
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| B2 | Madrigal |
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| B3 | Here's A How-De-Do |
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| B4 | Entrance Of The Mikado And Katisha |
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| B5 | A More Humane Mikado |
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| B6 | The Criminal Cried |
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| B7 | The Flowers That Bloom In The Spring |
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| B8 | Tit-Willow, Tit-Willow |
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| B9 | There Is Beauty In The Bellow Of The Blast |
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| B10 | Grand Finale - For He's Gone And Married Yum-Yum |
Участники записи:
- Artwork – Alexander Stitt
- Choir – The Linden Singers
- Conductor – Alexander Faris
- Orchestra – Westminster Symphony Orchestra
- Vocals [Katisha] – Noreen Willett
- Vocals [Ko-Ko] – David Croft
- Vocals [Nanki-Poo] – Edward Darling (2)
- Vocals [Peep-Bol] – Pauline Stevens
- Vocals [Pish-Tush] – Ian Humphris
- Vocals [Pitti-Sing] – Barbara Elsy
- Vocals [Pooh-Bah] – John Gower
- Vocals [The Mikado] – William Dickie
- Vocals [Yum-Yum] – Elizabeth Harwood
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Matrix / Runout A Side Label: 2YS78
- Matrix / Runout B Side Label: 2YS79
- Matrix / Runout A Side Runout: 2YS78
- Matrix / Runout B Side Runout: 2YS79
Компании:
- Record Company – World Record International
Участники записи:
- Artwork – Alexander Stitt
- Choir – The Linden Singers
- Conductor – Alexander Faris
- Orchestra – Westminster Symphony Orchestra
- Vocals [Katisha] – Noreen Willett
- Vocals [Ko-Ko] – David Croft
- Vocals [Nanki-Poo] – Edward Darling (2)
- Vocals [Peep-Bol] – Pauline Stevens
- Vocals [Pish-Tush] – Ian Humphris
- Vocals [Pitti-Sing] – Barbara Elsy
- Vocals [Pooh-Bah] – John Gower
- Vocals [The Mikado] – William Dickie
- Vocals [Yum-Yum] – Elizabeth Harwood
