Research Catalog

Title

Boris Godunov [sound recording] / music and libretto by M. P. Mussorgsky ; based on A. Pushkin ; translated by David Lloyd-Jones.

Author

Mussorgsky, Modest Petrovich, 1839-1881.

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Additional Authors

• Shiels, John (Bass)
• Morrison, Ronald (Bass)
• Elvin, William
• Brandt, Dennis
• Rouleau, Joseph
• Garrard, Don, 1929-2011
• McAlpine, William, 1922-2004.
• Robertson, John (Singer)
• Denise, Gita
• Baird, Ann
• McQueen, Josephine
• Peters, Johanna
• Egerton, Francis, 1930-
• Godfrey, Victor, 1934-
• Graham, John Lawson
• Robertson, Duncan, 1924-2016.
• White, Norman (Tenor)
• Lloyd-Jones, David
• Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837.
• Scottish National Orchestra. prf
• Scottish National Chorus. prf

Description

1 sound tape reel (ca. 3 hrs.) : analog, 7 1/2 ips.; 7 in.

Uniform Title

Boris Godunov (1872). English

Alternative Title

Boris Godunov (1872).

Subject

• Operas

Note

• In ReCap box: 415.

Access (note)

• Access to original reel restricted.

Credits (note)

• Director, Michael Geliot ; designer, Ralph Koltai ; costumes, Georges Wakhevitch ; lighting Charles Bristow.

Event (note)

• Broadcast on BBC, 1968.

Additional Formats (note)

• Service compact discs (4 audio discs : digital, mono. ; 4 3/ 4 in.) available in *LDC 52578.

Language (note)

• Sung in English.

Call Number

*LT-7 5405

OCLC

770416617

Author

Mussorgsky, Modest Petrovich, 1839-1881.

Title

Boris Godunov [sound recording] / music and libretto by M. P. Mussorgsky ; based on A. Pushkin ; translated by David Lloyd-Jones.

Credits

Director, Michael Geliot ; designer, Ralph Koltai ; costumes, Georges Wakhevitch ; lighting Charles Bristow.

Performer

John Shiels (Mitiukha, a peasant) ; Ronald Morrison (Nikitich) ; William Elvin (Andrei Shchelkalov, a boyar, secretary to the Duma) ; Dennis Brandt (Shuisky, Prince Vasily) ; Joseph Rouleau (Boris Godunov, Tsar of Russia) ; Don Garrard (Pimen, a monk and chronicler) ; William McAlpine (Grigory Otrepiev, a novice monk) ; John Robertson (boyar in attendance and Lavitsky, a Jesuit) ; Gita Denise (Hostess) ; Ann Baird (Xenia, Tsarevna, daughter of Boris) ; Josephine McQueen (Fyodor Tsarevitch son of Boris) ; Johanna Peters (Nurse to Xenia) ; Francis Egerton, Victor Godfrey (Missail and Varlaam, monks) ; John Lawson Graham (Chernikovsky, a Jesuit) ; Duncan Robertson (simpleton) ; Norman White (Krushchov a Boyar) ; Scottish Opera Chorus ; Scottish National Orchestra ; David Lloyd-Jones, conductor.

Event

Broadcast on BBC, 1968.

Access

Access to original reel restricted.

Additional Formats

Service compact discs (4 audio discs : digital, mono. ; 4 3/ 4 in.) available in *LDC 52578.

Language

Sung in English.

Local Note

Part of a collection of 7 inch tapes of recorded opera, batch loaded from AREV.

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Added Author

Shiels, John (Bass)

Morrison, Ronald (Bass)

Elvin, William. Performer

Brandt, Dennis. Performer

Rouleau, Joseph. Performer

Garrard, Don, 1929-2011, performer.

McAlpine, William, 1922-2004. Performer

Robertson, John (Singer)

Denise, Gita. Performer

Baird, Ann. Performer

McQueen, Josephine. Performer

Peters, Johanna. Performer

Egerton, Francis, 1930- Performer

Godfrey, Victor, 1934- Performer

Graham, John Lawson. Performer

Robertson, Duncan, 1924-2016. Performer

White, Norman (Tenor)

Lloyd-Jones, David. Translator. Conductor

Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837. Boris Godunov.

Scottish National Orchestra. Performer

Scottish National Chorus. Performer

Research Call Number

*LT-7 5405

*LDC 52578