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CD84926 RING DES NIBELUNGEN from Deutsche Oper am Rhein 60es - Part
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CD84926 RING DES NIBELUNGEN from Deutsche Oper am Rhein 60es - Part
Once upon a time, in the early days of Operashare, there was posted a RING announced as being from Deutsche Oper am Rhein at Duisburg under the baton of Fritz Zaun. It became a sort of joint venture, another member doing some sound restoring, a second one correcting the pitch. And it became also the reason for some riddles about the cast list and the dates as it looked like not being given correct (which of course was not the uploaders fault). We could identify some singers for sure but the given dates didn't prove it. So we ended in a not really satisfying way.
Some months ago a friend of mine found the program book for a RING he visited at Düsseldorf in early 1966 - and that cast list fits exactly to all we knew before. It contains the last Götterdämmerung of Moedl and is completely conducted by Arnold Quennet who was known for making recordings of his own performances.
I did a reupload from my CDs at 320 kbps to Mediafire. But as a kind member told me, the old reuploads to RS are still working, so I will give the message number too for those who prefer RS.
Wotan : Randolph Symonette Donner : Hugh Beresford Froh : Ratko Delorko Loge : Herbert Schachtschneider Fasolt : Franciskos Voutsinos Fafner : Helmut Fehn Alberich : Richard Kogel a. G. Mime : Karl Diekmann Fricka : Grace Hoffman Freia : Ditha Sommer Erda : Henny Ekström Woglinde : Liane Dubin a. G. Wellgunde : Elisabeth Schwarzenberg Floßhilde : Henny Ekström Conductor: Arnold Quennet Düsseldorf 5 February 1966
For RS message 17254
Once upon a time, in the early days of Operashare, there was posted a RING announced as being from Deutsche Oper am Rhein at Duisburg under the baton of Fritz Zaun. It became a sort of joint venture, another member doing some sound restoring, a second one correcting the pitch. And it became also the reason for some riddles about the cast list and the dates as it looked like not being given correct (which of course was not the uploaders fault). We could identify some singers for sure but the given dates didn't prove it. So we ended in a not really satisfying way.
Some months ago a friend of mine found the program book for a RING he visited at Düsseldorf in early 1966 - and that cast list fits exactly to all we knew before. It contains the last Götterdämmerung of Moedl and is completely conducted by Arnold Quennet who was known for making recordings of his own performances.
I did a reupload from my CDs at 320 kbps to Mediafire. But as a kind member told me, the old reuploads to RS are still working, so I will give the message number too for those who prefer RS.
Wotan : Randolph Symonette Donner : Hugh Beresford Froh : Ratko Delorko Loge : Herbert Schachtschneider Fasolt : Franciskos Voutsinos Fafner : Helmut Fehn Alberich : Richard Kogel a. G. Mime : Karl Diekmann Fricka : Grace Hoffman Freia : Ditha Sommer Erda : Henny Ekström Woglinde : Liane Dubin a. G. Wellgunde : Elisabeth Schwarzenberg Floßhilde : Henny Ekström Conductor: Arnold Quennet Düsseldorf 5 February 1966
For RS message 17254
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