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Berg: Lulu (Sung In English)
 
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Berg: Lulu (Sung In English)

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Disc 1:
  Song Title Time Price    
Play   1. Lulu (sung in English): Prologue: Roll up, roll up for the menagerie (Animal tamer) 4:20 £0.89
Play   2. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 1: Am I trespassing? (Alwa, Dr. Schon, Lulu) 2:01 £0.89
Play   3. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 1: Gnadige Frau ? Frau Medizinalrat ? (Painter, Lulu) 1:38 £0.89
Play   4. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 1: You are far too slow to capture me (Lulu, Painter) 0:51 £0.89
Play   5. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 1: What's happening? (Painter, Lulu) 0:46 £0.89
Play   6. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 1: Open the door! (Professor of Medicine, Lulu, Painter) 0:56 £0.89
Play   7. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 1: Just wait, he'll jump right up ? (Lulu) 1:31 £0.89
Play   8. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 1: Can't you help him recover his senses? (Painter, Lulu) 2:12 £0.89
Play   9. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 1: You make me jealous, you lucky bastard! (Lulu) 1:43 £0.89
Play 10. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 1: Please help me do this up (Lulu) 2:43 £0.89
Play 11. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 2: Eva! - What is it? (Painter, Lulu) 1:09 £0.89
Play 12. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 2: Eva! - What is it? (Painter, Lulu) 1:53 £0.89
Play 13. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 2: He's not quite what I imagined him to be (Schigolch, Lulu, Dr. Schon) 4:16 £0.89
Play 14. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 2: If you and I married (Dr. Schon, Lulu, Painter) 6:26 £0.89
Play 15. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 2: So? - Your marriage has made you at least a million marks ? (Painter, Dr. Schon, Lulu) 5:03 £0.89
Play 16. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 2: Don't talk so loud (Dr. Schon, Alwa, Lulu) 3:26 £0.89
Play 17. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 2: Verwandlung (Transformation) 3:26 £0.89
Play 18. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 3: I've never in my life known an audience so excited (Alwa, Lulu) 2:15 £0.89
Play 19. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 3: More for me, please (Lulu, Alwa) 1:31 £0.89
Play 20. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 3: That girl and her lovers (Alwa) 1:11 £0.89
Play 21. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 3: I met her first at Dr. Schon's (African Prince, Alwa) 1:32 £0.89
Play 22. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 3: She's had a sort of fainting fit (Dresser, Alwa, Theatre Manager, Prince, Lulu) 0:33 £0.89
Play 23. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 3: What's wrong with her? (Dr. Schon, Alwa, Lulu, Dresser, Theatre Manager, Prince) 1:09 £0.89
Play 24. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 3: How dare you attempt to ruin my well-laid plans? (Dr. Schon, Lulu) 5:01 £0.89
Play 25. Lulu (sung in English): Act I Scene 3: Take this pen and paper (Lulu, Dr. Schon) 3:01 £0.89
Disc 2:
  Song Title Time Price    
Play   1. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: Delighted that you will be there this evening (Countess Geschwitz, Dr. Schon, Lulu) 3:18 £0.89
Play   2. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: Why not stay here? (Lulu, Dr. Schon) 1:58 £0.89
Play   3. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: Thank the Lord, that at last we're ? (Schigolch, Acrobat, Schoolboy, Lulu) 2:22 £0.89
Play   4. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: You know it's she he really wanted to marry (Acrobat, Schigolch, Schoolboy, Lulu) 0:44 £0.89
Play   5. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: I hope you locked the windows (Schigolch, Lulu, Acrobat, Manservant, Schoolboy) 1:38 £0.89
Play   6. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: The matinee will be lit by ultra-violet light (Alwa, Lulu, Manservant) 3:15 £0.89
Play   7. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: Is he ill? (Alwa, Lulu, Manservant, Dr. Schon) 2:54 £0.89
Play   8. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: His father! (Lulu, Dr. Schon, Alwa, Acrobat) 0:56 £0.89
Play   9. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: And where did he go? (Dr. Schon, Lulu, Countess Geschwitz) 2:54 £0.89
Play 10. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: Even though men have killed themselves because of who I am (Lulu) 2:27 £0.89
Play 11. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: Kneel down, murderous bitch! (Dr. Schon, Schoolboy, Lulu, Alwa) 2:41 £0.89
Play 12. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: You can't deliver me up for trial! (Lulu, Alwa, Countess Geschwitz, Schoolboy) 1:05 £0.89
Play 13. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 1: Film Music 2:57 £0.89
Play 14. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 2: We're like the players waiting for a bandleader (Acrobat, Countess Geschwitz, Alwa, Schigolch) 4:30 £0.89
Play 15. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 2: This way is shorter (Alwa, Acrobat, Schoolboy) 6:09 £0.89
Play 16. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 2: Hey, little Lulu, it's time we scarpered over the border (Schigolch, Acrobat, Lulu, Alwa) 4:14 £0.89
Play 17. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 2: You're still as ravishing and youthful as in your portrait (Alwa, Lulu) 3:45 £0.89
Play 18. Lulu (sung in English): Act II Scene 2: Beneath this dress I feel your form in harmony (Alwa, Lulu) 3:57 £0.89
Disc 3:
  Song Title Time Price    
Play   1. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: Gentleman and Ladies! (Acrobat, Banker, Journalist, Marquis, Alwa, Lulu, Waiter, Servant, Designer, Mother, 15-year-old Girl, Countess Geschwitz, Alwa) 2:43 £0.89
Play   2. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: Get to the point and say how much you want from me (Lulu, Marquis) 0:51 £0.89
Play   3. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: Of the countless nubile, fun-loving lasses (Lulu) 2:08 £0.89
Play   4. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: The magistrate will reward anyone who finds the murderess (Marquis, Lulu) 3:06 £0.89
Play   5. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: It's good! It's looking good! (Alwa, Journalist, Banker, Designer, Mother, Lulu, 15-year-old Girl, Acrobat, Marquis, Waiter, Servant, Countess Geschwitz) 1:34 £0.89
Play   6. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: May I intrude? (Acrobat, Lulu) 2:18 £0.89
Play   7. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: Message for the Bank Director (Waiter, Banker, Lulu) 0:58 £0.89
Play   8. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: I need some money, in ready cash (Schigolch, Lulu) 3:27 £0.89
Play   9. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: You could at least treat me with respect! (Acrobat, Marquis, Lulu) 2:38 £0.89
Play 10. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: Martha! (Lulu, Countess Geschwitz, Acrobat, Waiter) 2:20 £0.89
Play 11. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: I have lost all my money (Journalist, Banker, Mother, Designer, Alwa, 15-year-old Girl) 2:08 £0.89
Play 12. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 1: What the hell is this? (Alwa, Lulu, Waiter, Police Commissioner, Marquis) 3:32 £0.89
Play 13. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 2: The rain's beating a tattoo (Schigolch, Alwa, Lulu) 4:33 £0.89
Play 14. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 2: If this is not the ideal moment (Countess Geschwitz, Schigolch, Lulu, Alwa) 5:52 £0.89
Play 15. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 2: Come along in, my love! Come! (Lulu, Second Client, Schigolch) 3:30 £0.89
Play 16. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 2: Doctor Alwa's gone off to sleep (Schigolch, Countess Geschwitz) 2:40 £0.89
Play 17. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 2: Who is that? (Jack the Ripper, Lulu) 4:58 £0.89
Play 18. Lulu (sung in English): Act III Scene 2: These are the last few moments (Countess Geschwitz, Lulu, Jack the Ripper) 3:39 £0.89
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14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
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Berg's Lulu has always been one of my favourite 20th century operas. Act three was completed years after Berg's death, premiered in Paris in 1979, with Boulez conducting and Teresa Stratas as Lulu. I was thrilled. After years of listening to the two acts with it's act three filler, (a musical Venus without arms) this was a revelation. This version, done in English is a real page turner... the music, it's just wonderful... Have our ears adjusted at last to 12 tone music? Who knew Berg's music would sound so beautiful, so accessible when mated with the English language... this text really communicates. It's so multi-layered. This Lulu sits well along side the Boulez's DGG recording with Teresa Stratas. In my dreams, Berg's Lulu has always been on my "opera in English" wish list. My hats off to Chandos for bringing it forward, to English National Opera singer's for there tight knit ensemble work and to Lisa Saffer as Lulu.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Superb Performance 2 Jun 2009
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I agree with everything the previous reviewer says although it's not that our ears have attuned to serial music, rather we've realised how cleverly Berg often bypassed total atonality and kept the Romantic idiom alive, including great moments of sublime tonality in his work. This recording is very good, although I would recommend putting the tracks through a basic mastering preset if you have the software as the recording itself is a raw digital one with barely any mastering, and this will bring out the richness of the superb reading, especially piano, strings and percussion. That said, the orchestral interpretation is just amazing, possibly one of the best. It ranks high above Boulez's soulless reading. The libretto translation is up to date and the sense of drama in this performance unequalled. If you think though, that Cerha's completion of this score is absolute, it is possibly not. Can the manuscripts be viewed? I'd love to know. For such a monumental piece from the 20th Century you'd think they'd be published by now. Therefore, will we really know whether the third act is long enough? But enjoy this performance - it is recommended.
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High impact 24 Nov 2011
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Having been wary of exploring this opera (on CD) for some time (i didn't really like Berg's music until more recently) I decided to take the plunge with this English translation version, and what a great choice.

A few words on the opera itself: From the rousing opening start to the brutal end, I found myself glued to my seat listening. The music is intricate, discordant much of the time as you expect from Berg's method of composition, but it makes sense and the recurring themes (melodic and rhythmic) create a coherence which is subliminal. The decadent almost lush waltzy sections are quite appropriate for the subject matter and really for the period of the plot. It is a modernist opera, no doubt, but it is also an extension of operas past. It is difficult to get away from the fact that in a way Lulu is a female Don Giovanni. Her promiscuity, selfishness, narcissism and the way she betrays everyone brutally and her hellish end are uncannily parodying the parody, satire and dark comedy that don Giovanni itself was in its own time (and even resonates today). I don't know if Berg intended it to be a tribute to Mozart (probably not) but I can't help but see the connection in opera historical context.

The performance is very satisfying and highly musical. The drama is helped also by the clearly spoken sections, and even when sung the diction is almost perfect. You can't make out every word that is sung, but that is par for the course for opera anyway. The booklet provides ample direction on synopsis and libretto anyway.

The cast is convincing, the voices enjoyable to listen to and lyrical when the score requires them to be, and the lead role is as outstanding as it should be given her almost constant presence "on stage". The orchestra is brilliant and the soundstage has good depth and clarity.

Hotly recommended
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