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Ingrid Bjoner
Ingrid Bjoner's voice combined lyrical warmth with a steely core, giving her the rare versatility to excel in everything from Mozart and Verdi to Wagner and Strauss. This compilation highlights that breadth with arias and excerpts from Don Giovanni, Fidelio, Aida, La Forza del destino, Turandot, Feuersnot, Die Frau ohne Schatten, Elektra, Die Walküre, Siegfried, Götterdämmerung, and Tristan und Isolde.
The set also features distinguished collaborators including Cesare Valletti, Regina Resnik, Marcel Cordes, Grace Hoffman, Birgit Nilsson, Jean Cox, and Ruth Hesse.
Track List
1. Don Ottavio, son morta!... Or sai chi l'onore
2. Crudele... Non mi dir
Don Giovanni. 1964
Cesare Valletti, Don Ottavio
3. Abscheulicher!
Fidelio. Buenos Aires, 1970
4. Fu la sorte
Aida. Date and Location Unknown
Regina Resnik, Amneris
5. Pace, mio dio
La Forza del destino. Date and Location Unknown
6. In questa reggia
Turandot. Date and Location Unknown
7. Feuersnot! Minnegebot!
Feuersnot. Köln, 1965
Marcel Cordes, Kunrad
8. Ist mein Liebster dahin?
Die Frau ohne Schatten. Buenos Aires, 1970
Grace Hoffman, Amme
9. Ich kann nicht sitzen
Elektra. München, 1977
Birgit Nilsson, Elektra
2. Crudele... Non mi dir
Don Giovanni. 1964
Cesare Valletti, Don Ottavio
3. Abscheulicher!
Fidelio. Buenos Aires, 1970
4. Fu la sorte
Aida. Date and Location Unknown
Regina Resnik, Amneris
5. Pace, mio dio
La Forza del destino. Date and Location Unknown
6. In questa reggia
Turandot. Date and Location Unknown
7. Feuersnot! Minnegebot!
Feuersnot. Köln, 1965
Marcel Cordes, Kunrad
8. Ist mein Liebster dahin?
Die Frau ohne Schatten. Buenos Aires, 1970
Grace Hoffman, Amme
9. Ich kann nicht sitzen
Elektra. München, 1977
Birgit Nilsson, Elektra
10. Der Männer Sippe
11. Du bist der Lenz
Die Walküre. London, 1967
12. Hojotoho! Hojotoho!
Die Walküre. München, 1977
13. Ewig war ich
Siegfried. München, 1977
Jean Cox, Siegfried
14. Fliegt heim, ihr Raben!
Götterdämmerung. München, 1977
15. Wie lachend sie mir Lieder singen
Tristan und Isolde. Hamburg, 1977
Ruth Hesse, Brangäne
16. Mild und leise
Tristan und Isolde. München, 1965
11. Du bist der Lenz
Die Walküre. London, 1967
12. Hojotoho! Hojotoho!
Die Walküre. München, 1977
13. Ewig war ich
Siegfried. München, 1977
Jean Cox, Siegfried
14. Fliegt heim, ihr Raben!
Götterdämmerung. München, 1977
15. Wie lachend sie mir Lieder singen
Tristan und Isolde. Hamburg, 1977
Ruth Hesse, Brangäne
16. Mild und leise
Tristan und Isolde. München, 1965
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Bleeding chunks
She sounds better than she did when I heard her do Isolde in Duesseldorf with Connell Byrne under Gunter Wich in January 1978. On most of these extracts she is steadier than she was there and her sense of pitch is better than I remember it too. She certainly was a very good Heldensopran and it is good to have these examples from the 60s and 70s recorded (presumably off the radio) in her prime. The coloratura is a bit laboured in the Mozart but the Wagner extracts on disc 2 are well worth hearing. However there is little continuity; we leap from opera to opera with rapidity and many of the cutoffs are rather insensitive. Sound is not bad.
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United Kingdom
Ingreid Bjoner
wonderful. Why did this woman get sidelined ? She is excellent in such a wide repertoire ?
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