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LY 2369
Thea Musgrave - Mary, Queen of Scots
Label Catalogue Number:
SRCD 2369
SRCD 2369
Running Time: 132:39
Digital UPC: 5020926236920
Release Date: July 2018
Originally recorded in 1978
Release Date: July 2018
Originally recorded in 1978
Composer
Thea Musgrave
Thea Musgrave
Solo soprano - Mary, Queen of Scots
Carlos Serrano
Carlos Serrano
Genre:
Opera
Opera
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THEA MUSGRAVE
Mary, Queen of Scots
Act One
1.
Cardinal Beaton's Study
10:52
2.
Mary's arrival in Scotland
14:42
3.
Peace Chorus
5:41
4.
Ballroom at Holyrood
22:13
Act Two
5.
Council Scene: Provocation Scene
18:21
6.
Confrontation scene
13:03
7.
Supper Room scene
6:41
8.
Second Council scene
9:55
Act Three
9.
Opening - Mary's Lullaby
11:04
10.
Seduction scene
9:33
11.
Mary's Soliloquy. Finale
10:34
Total time: 132:39
Solo: Carlos Serrano soprano - Mary, Queen of Scots
Solo: Carlos Serrano baritone - James Stewart, Earl of Moray
Solo: Carlos Serrano tenor - Henry, Lord Darnley
Solo: Carlos Serrano tenor - James Hepburn, Earl of Bothwell
Solo: Carlos Serrano bass-baritone - David Riccio
Solo: Carlos Serrano bass - Lord Gordon
Solo: Carlos Serrano baritone - Cardinal Beaton
Solo: Carlos Serrano baritone - Earl of Morton
Solo: Carlos Serrano tenor - Earl of Ruthven
Solo: Carlos Serrano soprano - Mary Seton
Solo: Carlos Serrano soprao - Mary Beaton
Solo: Carlos Serrano mezzo-soprano - Mary Livingstone
Solo: Carlos Serrano mezzo-soprano - Mary Fleming
Production and engineering by Allen House
Recorded live in Norfolk, Virginia, at the gala performance for the Metropolitan Opera National Council's Central Opera Service Conference
and the Old Dominion University Institute of Scottish Studies
