Russian-born soprano Rita Streich, also known as the Vienna Nightingale, was a much admired singer of the post-World War II era who made many popular recordings. Her bright, pearlescent voice was a light coloratura, and her repertoire included many lieder, as well as operas by Mozart, and also classical Viennese operetta. Rita Streich's naturally vivacious and charming personality is reflected in this charming collection of diverse light musical snacks which is drawn from her immensely popular recordings of the 1950s. She was skilled in several languages and so well equipped to sing this eclectic mix of vocal waltzes, songs and arias from operas, opéras comique and operettas, showcasing her range of vocal abilities, from her effortless coloratura to her sweet, melting way with a melody. The collection includes some old favorites, less familiar pieces, and some rarities. There are beautiful vocal waltzes such as Johann Strauss's Spring Voices, Meyerbeer's Shadow Song and Luigi Arditi's Parla Waltz, light melodies such as Delibes's Les filles de Cadix, Saint-Saëns' beautiful Le rossignol et la rose and Verdi's lovely Lo spazzocamino. There are also rarer pieces by lesser-known composers, such as the song Villanelle de Dell'Aqua, the Tarantella Chi sa? by Czernik and an aria from the opera Jocelyn by Benjamin Godard. She delights the ear from start to finish. Highly recommended, this true original. --Gramophone
https://dvdstorespain.es/en/music/103530-rita-streich-waltzes-arias-cd-de-audio-rita-streich-berlin-radio-symphony-orchestra-johann-strauss-delibes-meyerbeer-s-8718247710690.html103530RITA STREICH: Waltzes & Arias [CD de audio] Rita Streich, Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, Johann Strauss, Delibes, Meyerbeer, S<div id="productDescription" class="a-section a-spacing-small"><br/><h3><span>Product description</span></h3><p> <span>Russian-born soprano Rita Streich, also known as the Viennese Nightingale , was a much-admired singer of the post World War Two era, who made many popular recordings. Her bright pearly voice was a light coloratura, and her repertoire included much lieder, as well as operas by Mozart, and also classical Viennese operetta. Rita Streichs naturally vivacious and charming personality comes across in this delightful collection of various light musical bon-bons which is drawn from her immensely popular recordings of the 1950s. She was adept in several languages and so very well equipped to sing this eclectic mixture of vocal waltzes, songs and arias from operas, opéras comique and operettas, which show off her range of vocal abilities, from her effortless coloratura to her sweet, melting way with a melody. <span translate="no">The</span> collection includes some old favorites, less familiar pieces and some rarities. <span translate="no">The</span> re are pretty vocal waltzes such as Johann Strauss Voices of Spring, the Shadow Song from Meyerbeers Dinorah and Luigi Arditis Parla Waltz, lilting melodies such as Delibes Les filles de Cadix, Saint-Saëns beautiful Le rossignol et la rose and Verdis delightful Lo spazzocamino , arias from Suppés operetta Boccaccio (or <span translate="no">The</span> Prince of Palermo) and Dvoráks gorgeous Song of the Moon from Rusalka. <span translate="no">The</span> re are also rarer pieces by less well-known composers, such as a DellAcquas song Villanelle, Czerniks tarantella Chi sa?, and an aria from Benjamin Godards opera Jocelyn.</span></p><h3> <span>Opinion</span></h3><p> <span>she delights the ear from start to finish. Highly recommended, this true Original . --Gramophone</span></p></div>https://dvdstorespain.es/602539-home_default/rita-streich-waltzes-arias-cd-de-audio-rita-streich-berlin-radio-symphony-orchestra-johann-strauss-delibes-meyerbeer-s.jpg6.6942instockNewton6.69426.6942002023-02-23T01:54:28+0100/Start/Start/Music/Start/New
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Russian-born soprano Rita Streich, also known as the Viennese Nightingale , was a much-admired singer of the post World War Two era, who made many popular recordings. Her bright pearly voice was a light coloratura, and her repertoire included much lieder, as well as operas by Mozart, and also classical Viennese operetta. Rita Streichs naturally vivacious and charming personality comes across in this delightful collection of various light musical bon-bons which is drawn from her immensely popular recordings of the 1950s. She was adept in several languages and so very well equipped to sing this eclectic mixture of vocal waltzes, songs and arias from operas, opéras comique and operettas, which show off her range of vocal abilities, from her effortless coloratura to her sweet, melting way with a melody. The collection includes some old favorites, less familiar pieces and some rarities. The re are pretty vocal waltzes such as Johann Strauss Voices of Spring, the Shadow Song from Meyerbeers Dinorah and Luigi Arditis Parla Waltz, lilting melodies such as Delibes Les filles de Cadix, Saint-Saëns beautiful Le rossignol et la rose and Verdis delightful Lo spazzocamino , arias from Suppés operetta Boccaccio (or The Prince of Palermo) and Dvoráks gorgeous Song of the Moon from Rusalka. The re are also rarer pieces by less well-known composers, such as a DellAcquas song Villanelle, Czerniks tarantella Chi sa?, and an aria from Benjamin Godards opera Jocelyn.
Opinion
she delights the ear from start to finish. Highly recommended, this true Original . --Gramophone