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Multiple Set of 2 CDs
Walton: Troilus And Cressida
Running Time: 132:45
Digital UPC: 5059864937033
Release Date: April 1995
Originally recorded in January 1995
Release Date: April 1995
Originally recorded in January 1995
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Opera - Troilus and Cressida
WILLIAM WALTON
Troilus and Cressida, (original version)
133:04
COMPACT DISC ONE: 70:04
ACT ONE - The Citadel of troy, before the Temple of Pallas
1.
Calkas, Priests & Priestesses, Worshippers : Virgin of Troas
6:37
2.
Troilus: Back to your hovels . . .
2:27
3.
Troilus: Is Cressida a slave . . .
5:01
4.
Cressida: Morning and evening I have felt your glance . . .
6:17
5.
Pandarus: Forgive me . . .
3:47
6.
Troilus: I haunt her beauty like a naked soul . . .
2:00
7.
Cressida: My father! Evadne, follow him!
3:11
8.
Cressida: Slowly it all comes back
3:46
9.
Pandarus: Why niece! . . . in tears?
1:59
10.
Cressida: Sweet sir, there's something . . .
2:27
11.
Pandarus: Dear child, you need a little comfort
3:29
ACT TWO - Scene One - Evening of the following day. A room at the upper floor of Pandarus' house.
12.
Pandarus: Does talking put you off?
6:14
13.
Cressida: How can I sleep?
2:13
14.
Cressida: At the haunted end of the day
2:58
15.
Pandarus: Hush! Don't be so alarmed!
4:06
16.
Troilus: If one last doubt, one lurking fear remains . . .
4:28
17.
Cressida: New life, new love!
4:22
18.
Cressida: Now hold me close . . .
1:31
Scene Two
19.
The Storm
3:01
COMPACT DISC TWO: 63:00
ACT TWO - Scene Two continued - Next morning
1.
Cressida: From isle to isle . . .
3:07
2.
Pandarus: Who would go drumming . . .
2:16
3.
Diomede: My name is Diomede . . .
5:17
4.
Troilus: This thing shall be revok'd . . .
5:45
ACT THREE - The Greek encampment. Early evening. Ten weeks later.: 46:27
5.
Watchman: All's well!
7:26
6.
Cressida: Troilus! No answering sign . . .
5:43
7.
Calkas: Cressid, daughter . . .
2:25
8.
Cressida: You gods, o deathless gods . . .
2:05
9.
Diomede: Proud, wondrous Cressida
3:30
10.
Cressida: Take it, take it
2:53
11.
Troilus and Pandarus: Evadne!
2:32
12.
Cressida: Troilus!
3:29
13.
Troilus: What is this sudden alarm?
4:44
14.
Sextet: Diomede, Troilus, Cressida, Pandarus, Calkas and Evadne
3:15
15.
Calkas: She has brought shame upon her father!
3:33
16.
Cressida: Diomede! . . . Father! . . .
4:51
Solo: Brian Cookson tenor
Solo: Bruce Budd bass
Solo: Clive Bayley bass
Solo: David Owen-Lewis bass
Solo: James Thornton baritone
Solo: Judith Howarth soprano
Solo: Keith Mills tenor
Solo: Stephen Dowson bass
Solo: Yvonne Howard mezzo-soprano
Choral: Opera North Chorus
Orchestra: English Northern Philharmonia
Conductor: Richard Hickox
19-25 January 1995
