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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0095115303825
Format: Original recording reissued, Original recording remastered
Label: Chandos
Manufacturer: Chandos
Number Of Discs: 4
Publisher: Chandos
Release Date: November 28, 2000
Studio: Chandos
Disc 1:- Act 1. Prelude
- Act 1. Scene 1. The storm drove me here
- Act 1. Scene 1. This house and this wife
- Act 1. Scene 1. Evil fortune's never far from me
- Act 1. Scene 2. There he lay, feeble and faint
- Act 1. Scene 2. Through field and forest
- Act 1. Scene 2. Friedmund no one could call me
- Act 1. Scene 2. The Neidings raided again
- Act 1. Scene 2. So the Norn who dealt you this fate
- Act 1. Scene 2. I know a troublesome race
- Act 1. Scene 3. A sword was pledged by my father
- Act 1. Scene 3. Are you awake?
- Act 1. Scene 3. My husband's kinsmen
- Act 1. Scene 3. Yes, loveliest bride
- Act 1. Scene 3. Winter storms have vanished (Siegmund's Spring Song)
- Act 1. Scene 3. You are the Spring
- Act 1. Scene 3. Oh sweetest enchantment
- Act 1. Scene 3. The stream has shown my reflected face
- Act 1. Scene 3. Siegmund call me, and Siegmund am I!
- Act 1. Scene 3. Siegmund, the Wälsung, here you see!
Disc 2:- Act 2. Scene 1. Go bridle your horse, warrior maid!
- Act 2. Scene 1. Hoyotoho! Hoyotoho! (Brünnhilde's Battle Cry)
- Act 2. Scene 1. The usual storm, the usual strife!
- Act 2. Scene 1. Pretend that you don't understand!
- Act 2. Scene 1. Now it's come to pass!
- Act 2. Scene 1. So this is the end of the gods and their glory
- Act 2. Scene 1. You never learn what I would teach you
- Act 2. Scene 1. What must I do?
- Act 2. Scene 1. Hiaha! Hiaha! Hoyotoho!
- Act 2. Scene 2. Fricka has won the fight
- Act 2. Scene 2. When youth's delightful pleasures had waned
- Act 2. Scene 2. She refused to reveal more about it
- Act 2. Scene 2. There's more to tell
- Act 2. Scene 2. Yet one can accomplish what I may not
- Act 2. Scene 2. But the Wälsung, Siegmund
- Act 2. Scene 2. Then Siegmund must fall in his fight?
- Act 2. Scene 2. I give you my blessing, Nibelung son!
- Act 2. Scene 2. No, have mercy
Disc 3:- Act 2. Scene 2. So I obey his command
- Act 2. Scene 3. Rest here for a while; stay by my side!
- Act 2. Scene 3. Away! Away!
- Act 2. Scene 3. Where are you, Siegmund?
- Act 2. Scene 4. Siegmund! Look at me! (Announcement of Death)
- Act 2. Scene 4. And if I come
- Act 2. Scene 4. Then greet for me Walhall
- Act 2. Scene 4. Woe! Woe! Sister and bride
- Act 2. Scene 4. Two lives now lie in your power
- Act 2. Scene 5. Charms of sleep are sent to still
- Act 2. Scene 5. Wehwalt! Wehwalt!
Disc 4:- Act 3. Scene 1. Hoyotoho! Hoyotoho! (Ride of the Valkyries)
- Act 3. Scene 1. Shield me and help
- Act 3. Scene 1. Hear while I tell you
- Act 3. Scene 1. Pray suffer no sorrow for me
- Act 3. Scene 1. Fly him swiftly away to the east!
- Act 3. Scene 1. O radiant wonder! (Parting Salute)
- Act 3. Scene 1. Stay, Brünnhild!
- Act 3. Scene 2. Where is Brünnhild?
- Act 3. Scene 2. Weak-spirited, womanish brood!
- Act 3. Scene 2. Here am I, father
- Act 3. Scene 2. No more will you ride from Walhall
- Act 3. Scene 2. Did you not hear what I decreed?
- Act 3. Scene 3. Was it so shameful
- Act 3. Scene 3. I know so little
- Act 3. Scene 3. You, who this love into my heart revealed
- Act 3. Scene 3. You indulged your love
- Act 3. Scene 3. Unworthy of you this foolish maid
- Act 3. Scene 3. You fathered a glorious race
- Act 3. Scene 3. Farewell, my valiant, glorious child! (Wotan's Farewell)
- Act 3. Scene 3. These eyes so warm and so bright
- Act 3. Scene 3. Loge, hear! Come at my call!
- Act 3. Scene 3. Magic Fire Music
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