Erkel: Bánk Bán! Te itt? (from Bánk Bán) (Bánk Bán! You here?)

This page lists our only recording of Bánk Bán! Te itt? (from Bánk Bán) (Bánk Bán! You here?), by Ferenc Erkel (1810-93) on CD.

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Ferenc Erkel: The Opera Composer

Label:

Hungaroton

Catalogue No:

HCD32620

Discs:

1

Release date:

27th Sept 2010

Barcode:

5991813262028

Medium:

CD
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Ferenc Erkel: The Opera Composer

Erkel:

Kozegl a szornyu veg (from Bátori Mária)

Nagy eg…Ah, mily vadul (from Hunyadi Laszlo)

Mily boldogság, hogy mellettem vagy végre, édes Máriám (from Hunyadi László)

Ah, szememben mamor (from Hunyadi László)

Mint szamuzott, ki vandoro! (from Bánk Bán)

Nagyar! Bánk, jo napot (from Bánk Bán)

Olj meg engem, Bánk (from Bánk Bán)

Bánk Bán! Te itt? (from Bánk Bán)

En, Dozsa Gyorgy, most hitet teszek (from Dozsa Gyorgy)

Ketsegbe ne merd vonni joslatom (from Dozsa Gyorgy)

Regi dal, regi dal, regi dicsosegrol (from Dozsa Gyorgy)

Enyem a harc, ez az en nagy harcom (from Brankovics Gyorgy)

En, Brankovics Gyorgy, Szerbia fejedelme (from Brankovics Gyorgy)

Kilenc ora, kilenc ora, credj, honved, nyugovora (from Nevtelen hosok)

Júlia Osváth, Júlia Orosz, Sylvia Sass, Mária Gyurkovics, Karola Ágay, Judit Sándor, Erzsébet Házy, Mária Mátyás (sopranos), Erzsébet Komlóssy (mezzo), József Simándy, Róbert Ilosfalvy, József Joviczky Sándor Palcsó, Gyula Tarnay, Miklós Szabó (tenors), András Faragó, György Radnai (baritones), Kolos Kováts (bass)

Hungarian State Orchestra, Hungarian Army Orchestra, Forrai Chorus, Hungarian State Opera Orchestra, Budapest Symphony Orchestra, Hungarian Radio and Television Chamber Orchestra, Janos Kovacs, Vilmos Komor, Miklos Erdelyi, Tibor Polgar, Andras Korodi, Miklos Forrai

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Ferenc Erkel was a Hungarian composer, conductor and pianist. He was the father of Hungarian grand opera, written mainly on historical themes, which are still often performed in Hungary. He also composed the music of “Himnusz”, the national anthem of Hungary, which was adopted in 1844.

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