Sergei Prokofiev - Chorus & Orchestra Of The Moscow Radio, Dzhemal Dalgat - Love For Three Oranges Mp3

Tracklist

Versions

Credits

• Baritone Vocals [Leandro] – Boris Dobrin
• Baritone Vocals [Pantaloon] – Ivan Budrin
• Bass Vocals [A Herald] – Miroslav Markov
• Bass Vocals [Celio] – Gennady Troitsky
• Bass Vocals [Farfarello] – Yuri Yakushev
• Bass Vocals [King of Clubs] – Viktor Ribinsky
• Bass Vocals [The Cook] – Georgy Abramov
• Chorus – Chorus Of The Moscow Radio
• Composed By, Libretto By – Sergei Prokofiev
• Conductor – Dzhemal Dalgat
• Contralto Vocals [Linetta] – Tamara Yerofeyeva
• Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Nicoletta] – Tamara Medvedeva
• Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Princess Clarissa] – Lyutsia Rashkovets
• Mezzo-soprano Vocals [Smeraldina] – Nina Postavnicheva
• Orchestra – Orchestra Of The Moscow Radio
• Soprano Vocals [Fata Morgana] – Nina Polyakova
• Soprano Vocals [Ninetta] – Tatiana Kallistratova
• Tenor Vocals [Master of Ceremonies] – Ivan Kartavenko
• Tenor Vocals [The Prince] – Vladimir Makhov
• Tenor Vocals [Truffaldino] – Yuri Yelnikov

Notes

A later CD reissue on Melodiya (MEL CD 10 01944) gives the original recording date as 1961.
This reissue (1969?) contains synopsis and libretto with English translation.

Companies

• Manufactured By – Capitol Records, Inc.