Research Catalog

Details

Additional authors

1. Shiels, John (Bass)
2. Morrison, Ronald (Bass)
3. Elvin, William
4. Brandt, Dennis
5. Rouleau, Joseph
6. Garrard, Don, 1929-2011
7. McAlpine, William, 1922-2004.
8. Robertson, John (Singer)
9. Denise, Gita
10. Baird, Ann
11. McQueen, Josephine
12. Peters, Johanna
13. Egerton, Francis, 1930-
14. Godfrey, Victor, 1934-
15. Graham, John Lawson
16. Robertson, Duncan, 1924-2016.
17. White, Norman (Tenor)
18. Lloyd-Jones, David
19. Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837.
20. Scottish National Orchestra. prf
21. Scottish National Chorus. prf

Description

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

Uniform title

1. Boris Godunov (1872). English

Alternative title

1. Boris Godunov (1872).

Subject

1. Operas

Call number

1. *LT-7 5405

Note

1. In ReCap box: 415.

Access (note)

1. Access to original reel restricted.

Credits (note)

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

Event (note)

1. Broadcast on BBC, 1968.

Additional formats (note)

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

Language (note)

1. Sung in English.

Author

1. Mussorgsky, Modest Petrovich, 1839-1881.

Title

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

Credits

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

Performer

1. 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

1. Broadcast on BBC, 1968.

Access

1. Access to original reel restricted.

Additional formats

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

Language

1. Sung in English.

Local note

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

Connect to:

1. Request Access to Music Division Audio and Moving Image material

Added author

1. Shiels, John (Bass)
2. Morrison, Ronald (Bass)
3. Elvin, William. Performer
4. Brandt, Dennis. Performer
5. Rouleau, Joseph. Performer
6. Garrard, Don, 1929-2011, performer.
7. McAlpine, William, 1922-2004. Performer
8. Robertson, John (Singer)
9. Denise, Gita. Performer
10. Baird, Ann. Performer
11. McQueen, Josephine. Performer
12. Peters, Johanna. Performer
13. Egerton, Francis, 1930- Performer
14. Godfrey, Victor, 1934- Performer
15. Graham, John Lawson. Performer
16. Robertson, Duncan, 1924-2016. Performer
17. White, Norman (Tenor)
18. Lloyd-Jones, David. Translator. Conductor
19. Pushkin, Aleksandr Sergeevich, 1799-1837. Boris Godunov.
20. Scottish National Orchestra. Performer
21. Scottish National Chorus. Performer

Research call number

1. *LT-7 5405
2. *LDC 52578