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vocal concert & recital
selected
opera acts,
opera preludes/overtures
compilations or telecasts
starring various artists:
Connecticut
Yankee (Rodgers & Hart)
starring Eddie Albert
An
Old Fashioned Christmas
Bell Telephone Hour, 1959-1966
New Year’s
Concert, 2011
- From the Teatro La Fenice
with Daniel Harding
New Year Concert, 2010
-From the Teatro La Fenice
with Sir John Elliot Gardner
New Year's Concert 2009
-From the Teatro La Fenice
Georges Prêtre
New
Year Concert 2008
- From the Teatro La Fenice
Roberto Abbado
Mireille
(Abridged)
- & Pelléas et Mélisande (Act 2)
Alarie, Simoneau, Savoie,
Chiocchio, Dulude, Harbour,
Rouleau. Danco, Savoie, Jeanotte.
Harold Arlen:
- An All-Star Tribute
Cole
Porter - All Star Tribute
Ethel Merman, John Raitt,
Martha Wright, Gretchen Wyler,
Peter Nero, and Jillana
Bell Telephone Hour!
Great Stars
of Opera
- Vol 1,
2 & 3
Producers' Showcase:
Festival of Music, Vol 1 & 2
Great
Singers of Russia Vol 1
"Chaliapin to Reizen"
Great Singers
of Russia Vol 2
"Petrov to Kazarnovskaya"
Sherrill Milnes - All-Star Gala
Domingo, Freni, Miguenes,
Milnes, Schreier
by artist last
name:
Anderson, Marian
A Portrait in Music
Bergonzi, Carlo
In Concert
Britten, Benjamin
Rehearsal & Performance
with Peter Pears
Bumbry, Grace
Art of Grace Bumbry
in
Concert
Caballé, Montserrat
In Concert
In Recital, plus Norma
Act 1
In
Recital (1983)
Cook, Barbara
Bell Telephone Appearances
Curtin, Phyllis
Cosí fan
Tutte, Act 1
Del Monaco, Mario
Scenes: Carmen and
Pagliacci
De Los Angeles, Victoria
Glory of Spain
with McGill Chamber Orchestra
Di Stefano, Giuseppe
La Voce del Cuore
Drake, Alfred
Kiss Me, Kate
Farrell, Eileen
American Prima Donna
Freni, Mirrela
with Cesare Siepi in Concert
Gray, Dolores
Bell Telephone Hour
Henderson, Florence
First Ladies
of Broadway
Bell Telephone Hour
Horne, Marilyn
Berlioz:
Les Nuits d’Été
In Recital - Milan, 1981
in
Concert
Hvorostovsky,
Dimitri
Songs of the Russian
War Years
In Concert
Jackson, Mahalia
TV
from 1957 to 1962
Janowitz, Gundula
in Recital
Jones, Gwyneth
In Concert
Jones, Shirley
First
Ladies of Broadway
Bell Telephone Hour
Kraus, Alfredo
Live in Salzburg
In Recital
Larmore, Jennifer
In Performance
Lawrence, Carol
Bell Telephone Hour
London, George
A Tribute
Lenya, Lotte
Theater Songs of Brecht & Weill
Lorengar, Pilar
In Recital
May, Gisela
Theater Songs of Brecht & Weill
Martin, Mary
& Merman, Ethel
Ford's 50th Anniversary
Milnes, Sherrill
An All Star Gala
Moffo,
Anna
A Tribute
Morison, Patricia
Kiss Me, Kate
Nikolaidi, Elena
In Recital
Nilsson, Birgit
Bell Telephone Hour
Oberlin, Russell
America's Legendary
Countertenor
Olivero, Magda
Songs and Arias
Pavarotti, Luciano
The 1984 Bari Recital
Pears, Peter
Britten
in Rehearsal
& Performance
Price,
Leontyne
Art of
Christmas With
Quilico,
Louis
Concerto Italiano
A Portrait (w/ Tebaldi)
Schwarzkopf,
Elisabeth
A Viennese Evening
Scotto,
Renata
In Budapest
Siepi, Cesare
with Mirrela Freni in Concert
Souzay, Gérard
The Art of Vols. 1 & 2
Steber, Eleanor
Cosí fan Tutte,
Act 1
Sutherland,
Joan
Complete Bell
Telephone
The Art of Joan Sutherland
Tebaldi,
Renata
Concerto Italiano
A Portrait
Te Kanawa, Kiri
An Evening with
Vickers,
Jon
Four Operatic Portraits
Vickers & Böhm
Early TV Appearances
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Many
writers have felt that with her powerful voice, her wide vocal range
and her way of phrasing Mahalia Jackson could have been the greatest
jazz and blues singer of her day. It was not to be. Mahalia remained
true to her calling and would not sing secular music. As she points
out in her interview on this DVD, she would perform anywhere except
nightclubs and theaters. This left the door open for a 1958 appearance
at the Newport Jazz Festival in a gospel program as well as her involvement
with several of Duke Ellington’s Sacred Concerts. Interestingly
enough, two numbers on this program originated in the world of theater: “Summertime” and “You’ll
Never Walk Alone,” though they certainly satisfy Jackson’s
requirement (also discussed in the interview) that a song needs to
have a message of inspiration and hope for her to sing it. As Jackson
interprets them, the songs have long take a on meaning outside their
original context, and assume their rightful place among the other pieces
on the program to which Jackson brings her inimitable aura of spirituality
and humanity.
Bell
Telephone Hour (1960-1962)
10/28/60
Chapter
1: In That Great Gettin’ Up Mornin’ 2:17
Mahalia Jackson
(Bug Music A/C Mahalia Jackson Music)
Chapter
2: Summertime 2:42
George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, Dubose Heyward, Dorothy Heyward
(c) WB Music Corp. obo George Gershwin Music, Ira Gershwin Music, &
Dubose & Dorothy Heyward Memorial Fund Publishing)
2/16/62
Chapter
3: Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child 2:54
Traditional
Chapter 4: Joshua Fit The Battle Of Jericho 2:07
Traditional
Chapter 5: He’s Got the Whole World In His Hands 3:29
Hamilton Forest/Marion Kerby
(EMI /Mills Music, Inc.)
11/22 /62
Chapter 6: Bless This House 3:49
May H. Morgan/Helen Taylor
(Boosey and Hawks, Inc.)
Chapter
7: I’m Grateful 4:38
Ervin M. Drake /Jimmy Shirl
(Jericho Music - Songwriters Guild)
Chapter 8: How Great Thou Art 3:13
Stuart K. Hine
(Manna Music, Inc., ASCAP)
1957 appearance
All
with
Louise Weaver, piano
Mildred Falls, organ
Chapter
9: It Don’t Cost Very Much 1:44
Thomas A Dorsey
(c) Unichappell Music, Inc.
Chapter 10: Interview 1:44
Chapter
11: When The Saints Go Marchin’ In 2:13
Traditional
Chapter 12: You’ll Never Walk Alone 3:59
Oscar Hammerstein 2nd/Richard Rodgers
(Williamson Music)
Chapter
13: Interview 2:25
Chapter
14: It’s No Secret What the Lord Can Do 3:58
Stuart Hamblen
(Songs of Universal, Inc.)
Chapter
15: Interview 2:05
Chapter
16: Somebody Bigger Than You And I 4:26
Johnny Lang/Hy Heath/J. Francis Burke
(Bulls-Eye Music, Inc.)
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