Shakespeare: Love's Labour's Lost - Love's Labour's Won (Mus

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Opus Arte
Release Date
February 23, 2018
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      APPLEBAUM HESS LEPPARD
    • PERFORMER
      Royal Shakespeare Company
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      February 23, 2018
    • UPC
      809478090250
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      OA CD9025D
    • LABEL
      Opus Arte
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      1
    • GENRE
      Spoken Word
    Works ⌄

    1. So Well I Love Thee

      Performer: Peter McGovern, Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    2. Act IV Scene 3: So sweet a kiss… (Ferdinand)

      Performer: Sam Alexander, Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    3. Act IV Scene 3: Did not the heavenly rhetoric of thine eye … (Longaville)

      Performer: William Belchambers, Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    4. Act IV Scene 3: On a day - alack the day! (Dumaine)

      Performer: Tunji Kasim, Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    5. Entr'acte

      Performer: Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    6. Speech Act IV Scene 3: Have at you, then, affection's men at arms … (Berowne)

      Performer: Edward Bennett

    7. The Russians

      Performer: Peter McGovern, Sam Alexander, William Belchambers, Tunji Kasim, Edward Bennett, Roderick Smith, Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    8. The Nine Worthies

      Performer: Peter McGovern, Nick Haverson, John Hodgkinson, David Horovitch, Thomas Wheatley, Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    9. Speech Act V Scene 2: Oft have I heard of you, my Lord Berowne … (Roasline, Berowne)

      Performer: Edward Bennett, Michelle Terry

    10. When Daisies Pied

      Performer: Peter McGovern, Emma Manton, Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    11. Finale

      Performer: Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    12. Act I: Prelude

      Conductor: Bruce O'Neil

    13. Entrance of Princess

      Performer: Anna Blount, Ivor McGregor, Ian Davidson, Samantha Norman, Ben Stevens, Ayse Osman, Clare-Louise Appleby, Graeme Adams, Rela Spyrou, Maria Mealey, Mark Smith, Kevin Waterman

      Conductor: Bruce O'Neil

    14. When Daisies Pied

      Performer: Helena Raeburn, Ivor McGregor, Ian Davidson, Samantha Norman, Ben Stevens, Ayse Osman, Clare-Louise Appleby, Graeme Adams, Rela Spyrou, Maria Mealey, Mark Smith, Kevin Waterman

      Conductor: Bruce O'Neil

    15. Love's Labour's Lost: The Tears that Swell in Me (music by N. Hess)

      Ensemble: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

      Performer: Andrew Busher, Michael Dore

    16. Be My Love

      Performer: Harry Waller, Peter Basham, Oliver Lynes, Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf, Kevin Waterman

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    17. Cakewalk

      Performer: Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf, Kevin Waterman

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    18. Speech Act II Scene 3: I do much wonder … (Benedick)

      Performer: Edward Bennett

    19. Sigh No More

      Performer: Harry Waller

    20. Speech Act II Scene 1: What fire is in mine ears? (Beatrice)

      Performer: Michelle Terry

    21. Entr'acte

      Performer: Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf, Kevin Waterman

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    22. In the Bleak Mid-Winter

      Performer: Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf, Kevin Waterman

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    23. Wedding Anthem

      Performer: Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf, Kevin Waterman

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    24. Speech Act V Scene 1: Give not me counsel … (Leonato)

      Performer: David Horovitch

    25. Pardon Goddess of the Night

      Performer: Flora Spencer-Longhurst, Rebecca Gibson Swift, Ivor McGregor, Elaine Ackers, Mat Heighway, Andrew Stone-Fewings, Mark Smith, John Woolf, Kevin Waterman

      Conductor: Nigel Hess

    26. Sigh No More

      Performer: Ed Harrisson, Clare-Louise Appleby, Graeme Adams, Maria Mealey, Audrey Douglas, James Jones

    27. Ballroom Scene: Introduction and Mazurka

      Performer: Clare-Louise Appleby, Graeme Adams, Maria Mealey, Audrey Douglas, James Jones

    28. Pavanne

      Performer: Clare-Louise Appleby, Graeme Adams, Maria Mealey, Audrey Douglas, James Jones

    29. Interlude and Bright Dance

      Performer: Clare-Louise Appleby, Graeme Adams, Maria Mealey, Audrey Douglas, James Jones

    30. Romantic Waltz

      Performer: Clare-Louise Appleby, Graeme Adams, Maria Mealey, Audrey Douglas, James Jones

    31. Overture

      Ensemble: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

    32. Sigh No More

      Ensemble: Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

      Performer: Andrew Busher


This new audio release features the music and speeches from the 2014 Royal Shakespeare Company productions Love’s Labour’s Lost and Love’s Labours Won, directed by Christopher Luscombe. Music by Nigel Hess is featured, as well as music by Raymond Leppard from the 1956 Shakespeare Memorial Theatre production of Love’s Labour’s Lost and music by Louis Applebaum from the 1961 Royal Shakespeare Company production of Love’s Labour’s Won. In 2014 the Royal Shakespeare Company paired Love's Labour's Lost with Love's Labour's Won (Much Ado About Nothing) at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre. The action took place either side of World War One and both productions featured the same company of actors and shared a set based on Charlecote Park, the National Trust stately home near Stratford-upon-Avon. The director Christopher Luscombe had an earlier connection with the play, having been a memorable 'Moth' in Ian Judge's 1993 production of Love's Labour's Lost. The production was broadcast live into cinemas worldwide in Spring 2015 and also streamed into schools.