Strauss Der Rosenkavalier in English Mackerras 1975 McDonall Barstow Masterson WarrenSmith

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Charles Mackerras, English National Opera Orchestra • (Recorded 1st February, 1975, London Coliseum) • Marschallin — Lois McDonall • Baron Ochs — Neil Warren-Smith • Octavian — Josephine Barstow • Faninal — Eric Shilling • Sophie — Valerie Masterson • Marianne Leitmetzerin — Judith Turner • Valzacchi — Paul Crook • Annina — Sarah Walker • Marschallin's Majordomo — Terry Jenkins • Faninal's Majordomo — Kenneth Woollam • Police Inspector — Dennis Dowling • Notary — Harry Coghill • Singer — Tom Swift • Innkeeper — Jon Sydney • The production was by John Copley. The stage designs and costumes were by David Walker. The English translation was by Alfred Kalisch. • The photograph used in this video shows Neil Warren-Smith as Baron Ochs, Anne Evans as the Marschallin, and Josephine Barstow as Octavian. • Kalisch's translation can be read here: • https://archive.org/details/derrosenk... • =============== • 0:00:00 — Act 1: Introduction • 0:03:27 — Act 1: I alone! None but I! • 0:11:06 — Act 1: Marie Theres'! ... Octavian! • 0:15:15 — Act 1: Quinquin, my husband's here! • 0:18:43 — Act 1: There's no question, Her Highness will receive me! • 0:27:18 — Act 1: Say, have you ever been with a cavalier? • 0:34:45 — Act 1: Be back soon! ... Three poor but noble little orphans • 0:37:00 — Act 1: Di rigori armato il seno • 0:39:55 — Act 1: As first instalment, quite as a separate gift • 0:43:00 — Act 1: My good friend Hippolyte • 0:46:49 — Act 1: And there he goes • 0:52:10 — Act 1: Ah! You are back again? • 0:58:13 — Act 1: For time, how strangely goes its own way • 1:00:53 — Act 1: My dearest love • 1:05:30 — Act 1: I'll go now, go to church, and pray • 1:13:18 — Act 2: Introduction/ A solemn day! A festal day! • 1:15:17 — Act 2: On this most joyful day I praise thee my Maker • 1:19:07 — Act 2: It is an honour, an enchantment • 1:26:56 — Act 2: I know you very well, mon cousin! • 1:31:12 — Act 2: Ah, now he comes—'tis my bridegroom to be • 1:34:34 — Act 2: Eh bien! Now let us hear you talk • 1:41:18 — Act 2: And will you really wed that bumpkin, ma cousine? • 1:44:10 — Act 2: What you are! • 1:48:01 — Act 2: Herr Baron von Lerchenau! • 1:52:47 — Act 2: Help! Help! I'm stuck, I'm bleeding! • 1:56:22 — Act 2: Blamage! Broken the marriage of my dreams • 2:00:57 — Act 2: Well, here I am! • 2:03:06 — Act 2: Without me, without me • 2:09:30 — Act 3: Introduction • 2:15:10 — Act 3: Waltz/ What can my poor house still offer Your Lordship? • 2:19:07 — Act 3: No, no, let be! No wine for me • 2:23:24 — Act 3: What lovely music! • 2:28:16 — Act 3: There, and there, and there, and there! • 2:30:18 — Act 3: Halt! Keep your places! • 2:35:15 — Act 3: You don't need me any longer • 2:37:02 — Act 3: I'm glad beyond all measure • 2:39:57 — Act 3: Leave well alone now; and go quickly • 2:48:19 — Act 3: Leopold! We're off! • 2:50:04 — Act 3: Oh God! The story was a masquerade • 2:57:39 — Act 3: Marie Therese! ... I made a vow to love him rightly • 3:04:45 — Act 3: Bliss too deep to understand • =============== • Der Rosenkavalier ( The Knight of the Rose ) is a comic opera in three acts by Richard Strauss, with a German libretto by Hugo von Hofmannsthal. It was first performed at the Royal Opera House in Dresden on 26th January, 1911.

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