Operettenzauber

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Label
Oehms Classics
Release Date
August 11, 2017
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      BENATZKY KALMAN OFFENBACH
    • PERFORMER
      Various
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      August 11, 2017
    • UPC
      4260034864627
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      OC462
    • LABEL
      Oehms Classics
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      2
    • GENRE
      Classical
    Works ⌄

    1. Overture

      Composer: Jacques Offenbach

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    2. Act IV: Rondo: Hier, au bois, j'ai vu ma charmante

      Composer: Jacques Offenbach

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Martina Serafin

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    3. Act II: Dieser Anstand, so manierlich

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Peter Edelmann, Silvana Dussmann

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    4. Act III: Couplet: Spiel' ich die Unschuld vom Lande

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Ute Gfrerer

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    5. Prelude

      Composer: Carl Millöcker

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Conductor: Uwe Theimer

    6. Act I: Ich knupfe manche zarte Bande

      Composer: Carl Millöcker

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Cornelia Zink

      Conductor: Uwe Theimer

    7. Overture

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Conductor: Andreas Schuller

    8. Act I: Komm' in die Gondel, mein Liebchen

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Richard Samek

      Conductor: Andreas Schuller

    9. Act II: Mir ist auf einmal so eigen zumute

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Dagmar Schellenberger

      Conductor: Andreas Schuller

    10. Act II: Lagunen-Walzer

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Herbert Lippert

      Conductor: Andreas Schuller

    11. Overture

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    12. Act II: Wojwode, der Ziguener

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Martina Serafin

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    13. Act II: Duet: Wer uns getraut?

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Martina Serafin, Harrie van der Plas

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    14. Act II: Werberlied

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Peter Edelmann

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    15. Act I: Ich bin die Christel von der Post

      Composer: Carl Zeller

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Birgid Steinberger

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    16. Act I: Finale: Schenkt man sich Rosen in Tiro!

      Composer: Carl Zeller

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Ingrid Habermann, Sebastian Reinthaller

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    17. Act III: Final Song: Wiener Blut, Wiener Blut!

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Ursula Pfitzner, Christian Zenker

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    18. Act II: Silent Song (Schwipslied)

      Composer: Johann Strauss II

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Ursula Pfitzner

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    19. Act I: Entrance: Bitte, meine Herr'n!

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Choir, Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Margarita de Arellano

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    20. Act III: Ja, das Studium der Weiber ist schwer

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Choir, Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    21. Act III: Duet: Lippen schweigen

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Margarita de Arellano, Mathias Hausmann

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    22. Der Graf von Luxembourg, Act II: Finale: Bist du's lachendes Gluck

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Ruth Ohlmann, Michael Suttner

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    23. Act I: Song: Heia, heia, in den Bergen ist mein Heimatland

      Composer: Emmerich Kálmán

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Martina Serafin

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    24. Act II: Duet: Tanzen mochte ich

      Composer: Emmerich Kálmán

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Martina Serafin, Ferdinand von Bothmer

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    25. Act I: Wir singen dir

      Composer: Emmerich Kálmán

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Nikolai Schukoff

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    26. Act II: Mein lieber Schatz

      Composer: Emmerich Kálmán

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Nikolai Schukoff, Ursula Pfitzner

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    27. Act I: Einer wird kommen

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Alexandra Reinprecht

      Conductor: Wolfdieter Maurer

    28. Act III: Lied and Melodram: Kosende Wellen

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Tiberius Simu, Alexandra Reinprecht

      Conductor: Wolfdieter Maurer

    29. Act II: Wer hat die Liebe uns ins Herz gesenkt

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Elisabeth Flechl, Sangho Choi

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    30. Act II: Song: Dein ist mein ganzes Herz!

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Sangho Choi

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    31. Act II: Song: Alles vorbei!

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Elisabeth Flechl

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    32. Act I: Einmal nur - Es muss was wunderbares sein

      Composer: Ralph Benatzky

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Mathias Hausmann

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    33. Act I: Arrival of Dampfers: Das ist der Zauber der Saison

      Composer: Ralph Benatzky

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    34. Act III: Finale: Im Weissen Rossl

      Composer: Ralph Benatzky

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Marco Jentzsch

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    35. Scene 1: Uns ist alles einerlei

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Markus Heinrich, Julia Bauer

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    36. Scene 1: Freunde, das Leben ist lebenswort!

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Mehrzad Montazeri

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    37. Scene 4: Hab' ein blaues Himmelbett

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Markus Heinrich, Julia Bauer

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl

    38. Scene 4: Meine Lippen, sie kussen so heiss

      Composer: Franz Lehár

      Ensemble: Mörbisch Festival Orchestra

      Performer: Natalia Ushakova

      Conductor: Rudolf Bibl


In honor of the open-air festival season, Oehms Classics has compiled this extensive album with wonderful arias and scenes from the best known and most beloved operettas. Top opera stars Martina Serafin and Nikolai Schukoff are featured on the release. Several Strauss selections are included in this release, as well as works by Offenbach, Zeller, Lehar, Benatsky, and Kalman. Austrian soprano Martina Serafin was born in Vienna to parents who were singers. She studied at the Vienna Conservatory and from 1995 to 2000 was a member of the ensemble of Graz Opera. She is particularly renowned for her interpretation of the role of Tosca, which she has sung for companies including the Vienna State Opera, La Scala, Milan, and more. Austrian tenor Nikolai Schukoff is one of today’s important voices on the international and concert circuit. After a few years as a member of opera ensembles, his international breakthrough came in 2006 with roles such as Siegmund and Sergej. On the concert stage, he has appeared alongside the Munich Philharmonic and other renowned orchestras, and under the batons of renowned conductors including Riccardo Chailly, Christoph Eschenbach, and Marek Janowski.