This page lists all recordings of The Sun Whose Rays (from The Mikado) (Yum-Yum's song), by Arthur Seymour Sullivan (1842-1900) on CD & download (MP3 & FLAC). Generally, more recent releases are listed first, but with priority given to those that are in stock. |
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See Terms & Conditions for p&p rates. | |  | Wie einst in schönen TagenSalon music of the Belle Epoque
Cathy Berberian (soprano), Bruno Canino (piano), Karlheinz Zoller (flute), Wolfgang Boettcher (cello) Cathy Berberian, avant-garde cult diva of the 70s, leading a unique and highly entertaining programme of vocal and instrumental Belle Epoque gems from David Popper, Gioachino Rossini to Anton Rubinstein, Gabriel Fauré and Reynaldo Hahn – served with ironic delicacy and assisted by Bruno Canino (piano), Ludwig Boettcher (cello) and Karlheinz Zöller (flute). A true Electrola Collection find, never released on CD before! | 
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| |  | The Sublime Voice of Lynda Barrett
Adam: | O Holy Night | Franck, C: | Panis Angelicus | Gounod: | Ave Maria | Handel: | Semele: Where'er you walk Messiah: Come Unto Him All Ye That Labour Messiah: How beautiful are the feet | Head, M: | The Little Road to Bethlehem Sweet chance | Lloyd Webber, A: | Requiem: Pie Jesu | Løvland: | You Raise Me Up | Mozart: | Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, K339: Laudate Dominum arr. Neil Jenkins S’altro che lagrime (from La clemenza di Tito) | Purcell: | Music for a while, Z583 When I am laid in earth (from Dido and Aeneas) | Rubbra: | A Hymn to the Virgin, Op. 13 No. 2 | Rutter: | The Lord bless you and keep you | Stopford: | Irish Blessing Stabat Mater | Sullivan, A: | The Sun Whose Rays (from The Mikado) | trad.: | O Waly, Waly ('The Water is Wide') arr. Mark Haye | Vivaldi: | Nulla in mundo pax sincera, motet for soprano, strings & continuo, RV 630 |
"The most wonderful natural soprano voice you will ever hear." Do not miss it. Lynda has been singing since she was a young girl and today she has won many prizes and awards in Northern Ireland. She studied music at Queen's University, Belfast where she studied with the late great Irene Sandford. Much in demand as a soloist, Lynda also has been involved with Castleward Opera where she has sung a number of leading roles. She has also featured as guest soprano with the Ulster Orchestra in their series of Christmas Concerts as well as on television in different programmes for the BBC. I first came across Lynda Barrett when she was singing as part of a choir that I was recording in St.Anne's Cathedral, Belfast. Suddenly in the solo section of an anthem a solo voice shone through that was something rather special and that nearly made me fall off my seat in amazement! It was a wonderful mixture of purity, clarity and beauty that was far removed from the average solo soprano. Not only was this a voice of rare quality but Lynda sang from the heart and not from the head. Here was a God given gift from a very modest lady, which i felt should be heard by a far wider audience. A CD was therefore born... Lynda has recorded a programme of music that is delightful on the earand one that I feel best conveys the qualities of this superb voice captured for posterity. | | | Usually despatched in 8 - 10 working days. |
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| |  | Divine Sopranos
Berlioz: | Absence (from Les nuits d'été, Op. 7) Elly Ameling | Brahms: | Ihr habt nun Traurigkeit (Ein Deutsches Requiem, Op. 45) Arleen Auger | Catalani: | Ebben? Ne andrò lontana (from La Wally) Diana Soviero | Fauré: | Requiem: Pie Jesu Judith Blegen | Handel: | Messiah: Rejoice Greatly, O Daughter of Zion Sylvia McNair | Haydn: | The Creation : On mighty pens uplifted soars the eagle aloft Dawn Upshaw | Mahler: | Symphony No. 2 in C minor 'Resurrection': 5th movement (exc.) Kathleen Battle, Maureen Forrester | Mozart: | Ach, ich fühl's (from Die Zauberflöte, K620) Barbara Hendricks | Orff: | Carmina Burana: In trutina Judith Blegen | Rachmaninov: | Vocalise, Op. 34 No. 14 Sylvia McNair | Rodgers, R: | My Favorite Things (from The Sound of Music) Frederica Von Stade | Strauss, R: | Im Abendrot (from Vier Letzte Lieder) Arleen Auger | Sullivan, A: | The Sun Whose Rays (from The Mikado) Marie McLaughlin | Vivaldi: | Laudamus te (We praise thee) from Gloria in D, RV589 Dawn Upshaw, Penelope Jensen |
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| |  | Great Operatic Arias 5 - Yvonne Kenny Volume 1Sung in English
Bizet: | Me voilà seule…Comme autrefois (from Les Pêcheurs de Perles) Sung in English as 'I’m all alone...As once before' Dieu puissant, le voila (from Les Pêcheurs de Perles) Sung in English as 'Lord Brahma! He is here!’ | Boughton: | Midir's 'Faery Song' from The Immortal Hour, Act II | Catalani: | Ebben? Ne andrò lontana (from La Wally) Sung in English as ‘I’ll float into the distance' | Donizetti: | Linda, Linda… Da quell dì che t’incontrai (from Linda di Chamounix) Sung in English as 'Linda! Linda!' Barry Banks (Carlo) | Handel: | Lascia ch'io pianga (from Rinaldo) Sung in English as 'Hear thou my weeping' Joshua: Oh! had I Jubal's lyre | Mozart: | Zeffiretti lusinghieri (from Idomeneo) Sung in English as ‘Gentle zephyrs, soft caressing’ Nehmt meinen Dank, ihr holden Gönner!, concert aria K383 Sung in English as 'Thanks be to you, o gracious patrons!' | Porter, C: | So in Love | Puccini: | O mio babbino caro (from Gianni Schicchi) Sung in English as ‘Oh, my beloved father’ | Purcell: | I attempt from love's sickness to fly in vain (from The Indian Queen) Fairest Isle (from King Arthur) | Rossini: | Giorno d’orror! (from Semiramide) Sung in English as 'Dark day of dread' Sombre fôret (from Guillaume Tell) Sung in English as 'Dark, sombre wood' | Stravinsky: | Gently, little boat (from The Rake's Progress) | Sullivan, A: | The Sun Whose Rays (from The Mikado) | Zeller: | When you're sent roses in this land from The Bird Seller |
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