Les Grands Compositeurs Et Leur Musique 65: Johann Strauss / Lehar - La Chauve-souris / Le Veuve Joyeuse (Extraits)
Johann Strauss Jr., Franz Lehár
- Artist
- Johann Strauss Jr., Franz Lehár
- Label
- Decca
- Catalog number
- 420.465-1
- Format
- LP · Compilation
- Country
- France
- Genre
- Classical
What’s on it
Les Grands Compositeurs Et Leur Musique 65: Johann Strauss / Lehar - La Chauve-souris / Le Veuve Joyeuse (Extraits) has 22 tracks.
- La Chauve-Souris
- A1Komm Mit Mir Zum Souper
- A2So Muss Allein Ich Bleiben
- A3Mein Herr, Was Dächten Sie Von Mir
- A4Ein Souper Heut Uns EWinkt
- A5Mein Herr Marquis
- A6Klänge Der Heimat
- A7Im Feuerstrom Der Reben
- A8Genug Damit, Genug
- A9Spiel' Ich Die Unschuld Von Lande
- A10O Fledermaus, O Fledermaus (Finale)
- La Veuve Joyeuse
- B1Ich Bin Eine Anstränd'ge Frau
- B2Bitte Meine Herr'n
- B3O Vaterland
- B4Damenwahl
- B5Vilja-Lied
- B6Heia Mädel, Ausgechaut
- B7Wie Eine Rosenknospe
- B8Ja, Wir Sind Es, Die Grisetten
- B9Lippen Schweigen
- B10Ja, Das Studium Der Weiber Ist Schwer
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Where it came from
This record was produced in France as part of the Les Grands Compositeurs Et Leur Musique series, a collection aimed at making the core canon of European classical and operetta music accessible to the general public during the mid-twentieth century. Released by Decca, the series sought to synthesize the golden age of Viennese operetta by pairing two iconic masters, Johann Strauss Jr. and Franz Lehár, in a single volume focusing on their most celebrated works.
The selection highlights the enduring popularity of Die Fledermaus and The Merry Widow, providing listeners with key excerpts from these influential stage productions. The design follows the pragmatic and educational aesthetic of European classical releases from this era, prioritizing clear identification of the composers and the featured operettas over elaborate cover art, reflecting a post-war cultural push toward musical education and the preservation of traditional repertoire.
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