Anneliese Rothenberger – Die Fledermaus
| Лейбл: | His Master's Voice – 1E 161 ○ 29300-1 His Master's Voice – SLS 964 |
| Формат: | Vinyl |
| Страна: | UK |
| Дата релиза: | 1972 |
| Жанр: | Classical |
| Стиль: | Operetta, Romantic |
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Треклист:
| A1 | Ouvertüre |
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| A2 | 1. Akt (1. Teil) (Nr. 1 - Nr. 4) |
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| B1 | 1. Akt (Schluß) (Nr. 5) |
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| B2 | 2. Akt (1. Teil) (Nr. 6 - Nr. 8) |
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| C | 2. Akt (Schluß) (Nr. 9 - Nr. 11) |
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| D | 3. Akt (Nr. 12 - Nr. 16) |
Участники записи:
- Chorus – Wiener Staatsopernchor
- Chorus Master – Franz Gerstacker
- Composed By – Johann Strauss Jr.
- Conductor – Willi Boskovsky
- Engineer [Tonmeister] – Wolfgang Gülich
- Engineer [Tonmeister] – Ernst Rothe
- Libretto By – Richard Genée
- Libretto By – Carl Haffner
- Liner Notes – Hans-Jürgen Winterhoff
- Liner Notes – Peter Gammond
- Orchestra – Wiener Symphoniker
- Other [Dialog - Bearbeitung] – Gisela Schunk
- Photography By – Foto Fayer
- Photography By – Capitol (3)
- Photography By – Europa-Studio, Wien
- Photography By – Kövesdi Presseagentur/Zefa
- Producer – Helmut Storjohann
- Recording Supervisor [Aufnahmeleitung] – Christfried Bickenbach
- Translated By – Herbert Raumann
- Vocals [Adele: Rosalindes Kammermädchen] – Renate Holm
- Vocals [Alfred: Sänger] – Adolf Dallapozza
- Vocals [Dr. Blind: Advokat] – Jürgen Förster
- Vocals [Dr. Falke: Eisensteins Freund] – Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
- Vocals [Eisenstein: Rentier] – Nicolai Gedda
- Vocals [Frank: Gefängnisdirektor] – Walter Berry
- Vocals [Frosch: Gerichtsdiener], Other [Dialog - Regie] – Otto Schenk
- Vocals [Ida: Adeles Schwester, Tänzerin] – Senta Wengraf
- Vocals [Iwan: Orlofskys Kammerdiener] – Gerd W. Dieberitz
- Vocals [Prinz Orlofsky: Ein Reicher Junger Russischer Fürst] – Brigitte Fassbaender
- Vocals [Rosalinde: Eisensteins Frau] – Anneliese Rothenberger
- Written-By [Libretto Nach Der Komödie "le Réveillon"] – Ludovic Halévy
- Written-By [Libretto Nach Der Komödie "le Réveillon"] – Henri Meilhac
Лейблы и идентификаторы:
- Matrix / Runout In parentheses on label A: 29300A
- Matrix / Runout In parentheses on label B: 29300B
- Matrix / Runout In parentheses on label C: 29301A
- Matrix / Runout In parentheses on label D: 29301B
- Other Individual # LP1: SAN. 325
- Other Individual intl. # LP1: 1E 161 ◦ 29300
- Other Individual # LP2: SAN. 326
- Other Individual intl. # LP2: 1E 161 ◦ 29301
Компании:
- Phonographic Copyright (p) – Electrola Gesellschaft m.b.H.
- Pressed By – The Gramophone Co. Ltd.
- Record Company – E.M.I. Records
- Record Company – The Gramophone Co. Ltd.
Участники записи:
- Chorus – Wiener Staatsopernchor
- Chorus Master – Franz Gerstacker
- Composed By – Johann Strauss Jr.
- Conductor – Willi Boskovsky
- Engineer [Tonmeister] – Wolfgang Gülich
- Engineer [Tonmeister] – Ernst Rothe
- Libretto By – Richard Genée
- Libretto By – Carl Haffner
- Liner Notes – Hans-Jürgen Winterhoff
- Liner Notes – Peter Gammond
- Orchestra – Wiener Symphoniker
- Other [Dialog - Bearbeitung] – Gisela Schunk
- Photography By – Foto Fayer
- Photography By – Capitol (3)
- Photography By – Europa-Studio, Wien
- Photography By – Kövesdi Presseagentur/Zefa
- Producer – Helmut Storjohann
- Recording Supervisor [Aufnahmeleitung] – Christfried Bickenbach
- Translated By – Herbert Raumann
- Vocals [Adele: Rosalindes Kammermädchen] – Renate Holm
- Vocals [Alfred: Sänger] – Adolf Dallapozza
- Vocals [Dr. Blind: Advokat] – Jürgen Förster
- Vocals [Dr. Falke: Eisensteins Freund] – Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau
- Vocals [Eisenstein: Rentier] – Nicolai Gedda
- Vocals [Frank: Gefängnisdirektor] – Walter Berry
- Vocals [Frosch: Gerichtsdiener], Other [Dialog - Regie] – Otto Schenk
- Vocals [Ida: Adeles Schwester, Tänzerin] – Senta Wengraf
- Vocals [Iwan: Orlofskys Kammerdiener] – Gerd W. Dieberitz
- Vocals [Prinz Orlofsky: Ein Reicher Junger Russischer Fürst] – Brigitte Fassbaender
- Vocals [Rosalinde: Eisensteins Frau] – Anneliese Rothenberger
- Written-By [Libretto Nach Der Komödie "le Réveillon"] – Ludovic Halévy
- Written-By [Libretto Nach Der Komödie "le Réveillon"] – Henri Meilhac
