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Sinfonia
Virtue, Go Hide Yourself Away
Again I'm Drawn Here
My Lord, Do Not Go Yet!
At Last My Hopes Have Ended
Oh, Dishonoured Ottavia!
There Stands That Most Ill-Fated Lady
The Purple Robes Of Emperors
Did I Please You, My Lord?
Though Fate Allows All Others To Drink The Wine
I Can Feel I Don't Know What
Solitude, Beloved And Treasured
Since Old Seneca's Dead Now
You, Who Received Your Rank And Your Honour
Since Old Seneca's Dead Now
Here I Am, Here Have I Come
Oh Happy, Happy Is Drusilla!
My Lord, Now You Have Good Reason
Think Of Her, Think Of My Poppea
Ah, Ah, My Count
To You, To You Poppea, Our Empress
My Beloved
2 x CD set in "fatbox" jewel-case with libretto booklet and in a cardboard outer box cover.
Recorded live at London Coliseum, 27 November 1971
Chandos Digital - Opera in English
Archive Edition
BBC Radio 3 Recording
24-bit/96 kHz digitally remastered
TT 151:31
CD1 TT 79:05 / CD2 TT 72:26
Baritone Vocals [Liberto]
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Norman Welsby
Baritone Vocals [Ottone]
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Tom McDonnell
Bass Vocals [Seneca]
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Clifford Grant
Chorus
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Chorus Of Sadler's Wells Opera,
Composed By
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Claudio Monteverdi
Conductor
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Raymond Leppard
Libretto By
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Giovanni Francesco Busenello
Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Arnalta]
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Anne Collins
Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Ottavia]
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Katherine Pring
Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Poppea]
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Janet Baker
Orchestra
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Orchestra Of Sadler's Wells Opera,
Soprano Vocals [Damigella]
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Iris Saunders
Soprano Vocals [Drusilla]
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Barbara Walker (7)
Soprano Vocals [Fortune]
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Barbara Walker (7)
Soprano Vocals [Love]
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Elizabeth Gale
Soprano Vocals [Pallas Athene]
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Shirley Chapman
Soprano Vocals [Virtue]
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Shirley Chapman
Tenor Vocals [Lucano]
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Emile Belcourt
Tenor Vocals [Nero]
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Robert Ferguson (5)
Tenor Vocals [Valletto]
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John Brecknock
Translated By [English Translation]
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Geoffrey Dunn