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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 1: Prelude
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 1: "Weia! Waga! Woge, Du Welle"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 1: "Hehe! Ihr Nicker, Wie Seid Ihr Niedlich, Neidliches Volk!"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 1: "Garstig Glatter Glitsch‘riger Glimmer!"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 1: "Wie In Den Gliedern Brünstige Gluth"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 1: :Lugt, Schwestern! Die Weckerin Lacht In Den Grund"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 1: "Was Ist‘s, Ihr Glatten, Das Dort So Glänzt Und Gleisst?"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 1: "Der Welt Erbe Gewänn' Ich Zu Eigen Durch Dich?"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 2: "Wotan, Gemahl, Erwache!"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 2: "Um Des Gatten Treue Besorgt"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 2: "Sanft Schloss Schlaf Dein Aug'"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 2: "Endlich Loge!"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 2: "Immer Ist Undank Loge's Lohn!"
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Das Rheingold, Wwv 86a, Scene 2: "Dir's Zu Melden Gelobt' Ich Den Mädchen"
Item UPC: 5065001341540
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Label: HALLE
Wagner / Halle / Resmark
Das Rheingold
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
The latest in their highly regarded Wagner opera series, Halle presents the live recording of their acclaimed Bridgewater Hall performance. Das Rheingold stands as the Varabent or "Preliminary Evening" of Wagner's epic Der Ring des Nibelungen, designed to be free of the traditional operatic concepts of aria and operatic chorus, and presented as the more epic Buhenfestspiel or "stage festival play," with the linking of dramatic elements through the use of musical motifs. The album was recorded at the Bridgewater Hall, capturing all the drama of the acclaimed live performance. The release was produced by Halle's award-winning engineer Steve Portnoi. "The Halle were the stars, responsive to every nuance of Elder's direction." (The Times on Halle's performance of Das Rheingold) "Elder's interpretation combined lyricism with drama in a way that only the greatest Wagner conductors can realize." (Opera Magazine on Halle's performance of Das Rheingold)
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