McCormick: Advance Australia Fair

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Darwin: Song for a City

Catalogue No:

4428644

Discs:

1

Release date:

6th Sept 2010

Barcode:

0028944286441

Medium:

CD
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Darwin: Song for a City

Recorded Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, London, UK, January 1975


anon.:

God Save The Queen

Bellini:

Dormono entrambi … Mira, o Norma … Sì, fino all'ore (from Norma)

Joan Sutherland (Norma) & Heather Begg (Adalgisa)

McCormick:

Advance Australia Fair

Offenbach:

Couplets des deux hommes d'armes (from Geneviève de Brabant)

(sung in English)

Tom McDonnell (Grabuge) & Clifford Grant (Pitou)

Verdi:

Cortigiani, vil razza dannata (from Rigoletto)

Louis Quilico (Rigoletto)

Qui posa il fianco (from I Lombardi)

Margreta Elkins (Giselda), Graham Clark (Oronte) & Clifford Grant (Pagano, a hermit)

Un di, se ben rammentomi... Bella figlia dell'amore (from Rigoletto)

Graham Clark (Il Duca), Joan Sutherland (Gilda), Heather Begg (Maddalena) & Tom McDonnell (Rigoletto)


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Christmas Eve 1974 was a nightmare for the inhabitants of Darwin (in Australia’s Northern Territory) when it was destroyed by a violent cyclone. A Darwin Appeal Fund was launched and a month later, on 25 January 1975, Richard Bonynge conducted a fund-raising concert at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. The idea was that of Joan Sutherland’s – who participated together with a cast of Australian, New Zealand and British operatic luminaries – and the LP receives its complete CD release for the first time. A newly-written introduction by Richard Bonynge is included.

Gramophone Magazine

February 2011

“The most substantial item is the great duet from Act 2 of Bellini's Norma...Here [Sutherland's] singing is glorious, and she is ably matched by her compatriot, Heather Begg, as Adalgisa. Each section of the duet is beautifully drawn, leading up to the final cabaletta which is nothing short of exhilarating.”

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