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The Very Best Of Glyndebourne On Record

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This compilation ℗ & © 2009 Warner Classics, Warner Music UK Ltd. Digital remastering ℗ as shown Recording Dates and Venues (all No1 Studio Abbey Raod, London unless stated): CD1 1935-1940 Figaro 24&28 VI 1935 (1-2); 6 VI 1934 (3-5) The Theatre Glyndebourne ℗ 2009 & 1994 Cosi 25-28 VI 1935 The Theatre Glyndebourne ℗ 1991 Giovanni 29 VI - 5 VII 1936 The Theatre Glyndebourne ℗ 1988 Beggar's Opera 11,12,15 IV 1940 ℗ 1994 & 2009 CD2 1947-1955 Rape of Lucretia 16-19 VII & 19 X 1947 ℗ 1993 Macbeth 16 I 1948 ℗ 2000 Cosi 14-15 VII 1950 The Theatre Glyndebourne ℗ 1994 Idomeneo 2-3 VII 1951 ℗ 1980/1994 & 2009 Cenerentola 17-21 XI 1953 (11-12); 15 II 1954 (13) ℗ 1992 Arlecchino 27 VII & 24 IX 1954 ℗ 1994 Soldier's Tale 12,13,25&28 IV & 25 V 1955 ℗ 2009 CD3 1955-1963 Figaro 4-9 & 11-12 VII 1955 ℗ 2009 Idomeneo 5&30 VII 1956 Kingsway Hall & 7 VII & 4,6,813,26,27 VIII 1956 ℗ 2000 Comte Ory 28-31 VIII & 1,2,5 IX 1956 ℗ 1992 Barber of Seville 4-7 & 9-10 IX 1962 ℗ 1963/2002 Poppea VII & VIII 1963 ℗ 1964/2000 CD4 1963-1987 Flight 22-24 VII 1972 The Organ Room, Glyndebourne ℗ 1972/1998 Giovanni 3-12 I 1984 ℗ 1984 Cosi 16-27 II 1986 ℗ 1987 Figaro 17-26 II 1987 ℗ 1988 CD5 1988-1997 Porgy and Bess 8-19 II 1988 ℗ 1989 Merry Widow 18,20,22 VII 1993 Royal Festival Hall, London ℗ 1994 Figures in the Garden 22 XI 1991 Henry Wood Hall, London ℗ 1992 EMI Centenary Gala at Glyndebourne, 1997 - Recorded Live 27 IV 1997, The Theatre Glyndebourne ℗ 1997 The Double Bass player on the Soldiers Tale excerpt is credited in booklet as Edmund Chesterton but should be Edmund Chesterman