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See Terms & Conditions for p&p rates. | |  | Lehár: Der Graf von LuxemburgOperetta Film from 1972
Eberhard Wächter (Graf von Luxemburg), Lilian Sukis (Angele Didier), Erich Kunz (Fürst Basil), Peter Fröhlich (Armand Brissard), Helga Papouschek (Juliette Vermont), Jane Tilden (Stasa Kokozow), Lilian Sukis (Eberhard Waechter) & Kurt Sowinetz (Erich Kunz) Symphony Orchestra Kurt Graunke, Munich, Walter Goldschmidt (conductor) & Wolfgang Glück (director) With its charmingly romantic theme, effective stage action and abundance of spirited and delicate moods, this Parisian-flavoured libretto gave Franz Lehár every opportunity to display his talent. After the sensational success of the “Merry Widow” (1905), Lehár completed this operetta in only three weeks in 1909 and at first referred to it himself as „a slovenly piece of work“. Once again, however, impulsiveness and spontaneity proved to be the ingredients of an outright success. „The Count of Luxembourg“ is - with regard to its inventiveness, originality and instrumental colouring - on a par with Lehár‘s other international successes. This film version offers a wealth of artistic entertainment, with a superb cast that includes Eberhard Wächter, Lilian Sukis, Erich Kunz, Jane Tilden, Peter Fröhlich and Helga Papouschek. Sound Format: PCM Stereo Picture Format: 4:3 DVD Format: DVD 9, NTSC Subtitle Languages: DE (Original Language), GB, FR Running Time: 95 mins FSK: 0 “Erich Kunz makes a dapper and dashing but dignity-affronted Basil and nearly steals every scene in which he appears...An enchanted evening of romance and comedy with some of Lehár’s loveliest waltz songs delivered by a first class ensemble of singers.” MusicWeb International, July 2012 | | | In stock - usually despatched within 1 working day. |
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| |  | Zauber der Operette, Vol. 25 (1951)
Lehár: | Der Graf von Luxemburg |
Rupert Glawitsch (tenor), Erwin Linder (vocals), Marion Molitor (vocals), Max Walter Sieg (vocals), Joshard Daus (vocals), Rudolf Schock (tenor), Aranka Janke-Mamero (vocals), Willi Witte (vocals), Willy Lamster (vocals), Lore Hoffmann (soprano), Anneliese Rothenberger (soprano), Walter Petersen (vocals), Friedrich Schutter (vocals), Heinz Frohlich (vocals), Fritz Gollnitz (tenor), Reinhold Nietschmann (vocals), Fritz Patzold (vocals), Gisela Peltzer (vocals), Josef Dienstbier (bass), Kurt Klopsch (vocals), Joseph Offenbach (vocals), Renate Densow (vocals), Maria Martiensen (vocals) Hamburg Radio Orchestra, Hamburg Radio Chorus, Wilhelm Stephan | 
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| |  | Lehár: Der Graf von LuxemburgSung in English
Neil Jenkins (Count René of Luxembourg), Vivian Tierney (Juliette Vermont), Harry Nicholl (Armand Brissard), Joan Davies (Countess Kokozeff), Lawrence Richard (Grand Duke Basil Basilowitsch) New Sadler’s Wells Opera Chorus and Orchestra, Barry Wordsworth This month sees the re-release of TER’s series of Operetta recordings with The New Sadlers Wells Opera, which includes two classic recordings of the work of Franz Lehar, the first of these being The Count of Luxembourg. Recorded in digital, this series of recordings include in the casts such artists as Marilyn Hill Smith, Elddwen Harrhy, Ramon Remedios, Neil Jenkins and Joan Davies. These operettas, performed by The New Sadlers Wells Opera, are sung in English, recordings of which had been previously unavailable until this groundbreaking TER series, so are very welcome releases for the many opera enthusiasts who seek out opera recordings in English. In ‘The Count Of Luxembourg’, the New Sadler’s Wells Opera Chorus and Orchestra provide us with exquisite versions of such classics as “Tell Me Can This Be Love” and “Love’s a Dream”, digitally recorded at Abbey Road Studios. | | | Usually despatched in 4 - 5 working days. |
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| | | This item is currently out of stock at the UK distributor. You may order it now but please be aware that it may be six weeks or more before it can be despatched. |
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| |  | Lehár: Der Graf von LuxemburgOperetta in three actsLibretto by Alfred Maria Willner & Robert Bodanzky in a revised text edition by Michael Schottenberg Directed by Michael Schottenberg
Bo Skovhus, Juliane Banse, Rainer Trost, Gabriele Bone, Andreas Conrad, Eva Maria Marold & Steffen Rössler Radio-Symphonieorchester Wien & Festival-Chor KlangBogen Wien, Alfred Eschwé Recorded Live from Theater an der Wien, July 2005 | | | Usually despatched in 2 - 3 working days. |
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Festival Orchestra Mörbisch & Mörbisch Festival Choir, Rudolf Bibl | | | (also available to download from $10.50) | Usually despatched in 2 - 3 working days. (Available now to download.) |
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Michael Suttner (Rene, Graf von Luxemburg), Gesa Hoppe (Angele Didier), Harald Serafin (Furst Basil Basilowitch), Marika Lichter (Grafin Stasa Kokozow), Marko Kathol (Armand Brissard), Anja-Nina Bahrmann (Juliette Vermont), Stephan Paryla (Sergej Mentschikoff), Franz Lietner (Pawel von Pawlowitch), Johannes Beck (Pelegrin), Peter Leutgob (Manager des Grand Hotel) Festival Orchester Morbisch, Choir and Ballet of Seefestspiele Morbisch, Rudolf Bibl Subtitles: English, French, Italian, Spanish Running time: 146 min | | | This item is currently out of stock at the UK distributor. You may order it now but please be aware that it may be six weeks or more before it can be despatched. |
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| |  | Lehár: Operetta Films
Lehár: | Der Graf von Luxemburg Eberhard Wächter, Lilian Sukis, Erich Kunz, Peter Fröhlich, Helga Papouschek & Jane Tilden Symphony Orchestra Kurt Graunke, Munich, Walter Goldschmidt (conductor) & Wolfgang Glück (stage director) Paganini Antonio Theba, Teresa Stratas, Johannes Heesters, Dagmar Koller, Peter Kraus & Fritz Tillmann Symphony Orchestra Kurt Graunke, Munich, Wolfgang Ebert (conductor) & Eugen York (stage director) Gypsy Love Janet Perry, Jon Buzea, Adolf Dallapozza, Colette Lorand, Heinz Friedrich & Kurt Großkurth Münchner Rundfunkorchester and Chorus of Bayerischer Rundfunk, Heinz Wallberg (conductor) & Václav Kašlík (stage director) |
Sound Format: PCM Stereo Picture Format: 4:3 DVD Format: 3 x DVD 9, NTSC Subtitle Languages: DE (Original Language), GB, FR Running Time: over 290 mins FSK: 0 |
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