Rolf Beck - Alexander's Feast - Music & Performance - CD
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| Management number | 254255314 | Release Date | 2026/11/07 | List Price | US$10.68 | Model Number | 254255314 | ||
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- ALEXANDER'S FEAST
- Music & Performance
- Swrmusic
| Performer | Rolf Beck |
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| Music genre | Classical |
| Media format | CD |
| Original release date | 2017 |
| Has parental advisory label | N |
| Number of discs | 2 |
| Track listing | Part I: Overture, Part I: Recitative: 't Was at the Royal Feast, for Persia Won (Tenor), Part I: Aria: Happy, Happy, Happy Pair! (Tenor, Chorus), Part I: Recitative: Timotheus, Plac'd on High (Tenor), Part I: Accompanied: The Song Began from Jove (Soprano), Part I: The List'ning Crowd Admire the Lofty Sound (Chorus), Part I: Aria: With Ravish'd Ears (Soprano), Part I: Recitative: The Praise of Bacchus Then the Sweet Musician Sung (Tenor), Part I: Aria: Bacchus, Ever Fair and Young (Bass, Chorus), Part I: Recitative: Sooth'd with the Sound, the King Grew Vain (Tenor), Part I: Accompanied: He Chose a Mournful Muse (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Aria: He Sung Darius, Great and Good (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Accompanied: With Downcast Looks the Joyless Victor Sate (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Behold Darius, Great and Good (Chorus), Part I: Recitative: The Mighty Master Smil'd to See (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Arioso: Softly Sweet, in Lydian Measures (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Aria: War, He Sung, Is Toil and Trouble (Tenor), Part I: The Many Rend the Skies with Loud Applause (Chorus), Part I: Aria: The Prince, Unable to Conceal His Pain (Soprano), Part I: The Many Rend the Skies (Chorus), Part II: Accompanied: Now Strike the Golden Lyre Again! (Tenor, Chorus), Part II: Aria: Revenge, Revenge, Timotheus Cries (Bass), Part II: Accompanied: Give the Vengeance Due (Tenor), Part II: Aria: The Princes Applaud with a Furious Joy (Tenor), Part II: Aria: Thais Led the Way (Soprano, Chorus), Part II: Accompanied: Thus Long Ago (Tenor, Chorus), Part II: Recitative: Your Voices Tune, and Raise Them High (Mezzo-Soprano), Part II: Duet: Let's Imitate Her Notes Above (Soprano, Mezzo-Soprano), Part II: Recitative: Let Old Timotheus Yield the Prize (Tenor, Bass), Part II: Let Old Timotheus Yield the Prize (Chorus) |
| Record label | Swrmusic |
| Composer | George Frideric Handel |
| Track name | Part I: Overture, Part I: Recitative: 't Was at the Royal Feast, for Persia Won (Tenor), Part I: Aria: Happy, Happy, Happy Pair! (Tenor, Chorus), Part I: Recitative: Timotheus, Plac'd on High (Tenor), Part I: Accompanied: The Song Began from Jove (Soprano), Part I: The List'ning Crowd Admire the Lofty Sound (Chorus), Part I: Aria: With Ravish'd Ears (Soprano), Part I: Recitative: The Praise of Bacchus Then the Sweet Musician Sung (Tenor), Part I: Aria: Bacchus, Ever Fair and Young (Bass, Part I: Recitative: Sooth'd with the Sound, the King Grew Vain (Tenor), Part I: Accompanied: He Chose a Mournful Muse (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Aria: He Sung Darius, Great and Good (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Accompanied: With Downcast Looks the Joyless Victor Sate (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Behold Darius, Great and Good (Chorus), Part I: Recitative: The Mighty Master Smil'd to See (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Arioso: Softly Sweet, in Lydian Measures (Mezzo-Soprano), Part I: Aria: War, He Sung, Is Toil and Trouble (Tenor), Part I: The Many Rend the Skies with Loud Applause (Chorus), Part I: Aria: The Prince, Unable to Conceal His Pain (Soprano) |
| Music media format | CD |
| Is edited | N |
| Is enhanced | N |
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