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MP3t-123 Bizet Carmen Désiré-Émile Inghelbrecht 1942 Cernay Berthaud
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MP3t-123 Bizet Carmen Désiré-Émile Inghelbrecht 1942 Cernay Berthaud
Carmen:Germaine Cernay
Don José:Raymond Berthaud
Escamillo:Lucien Lovano
Micaëla:Ginette Guillamat
Zuniga:Georges Alvès
Moralès:Paul Gaudin
Frasquita:Claudine Verneuil
Mercédès:Jeanne de Faria
Le Dancaïre:Renè Prot
Le Remendado:Jean Planel
Performed in Marseille on Monday, 9 November 1942 - in Nazi-occupied (really, Nazi-infested, with both Germans and French collaborators) France, as you have noted. From the sound of it, it was probably a studio radio broadcast, in concert form.
The very measured tempo of the Prelude to Act I is about the same as the tempo that Leonard Bernstein took for this same prelude in his Met recording (on Deutsche Grammaphon) in the fall of 1972.
Carmen:Germaine Cernay
Don José:Raymond Berthaud
Escamillo:Lucien Lovano
Micaëla:Ginette Guillamat
Zuniga:Georges Alvès
Moralès:Paul Gaudin
Frasquita:Claudine Verneuil
Mercédès:Jeanne de Faria
Le Dancaïre:Renè Prot
Le Remendado:Jean Planel
Performed in Marseille on Monday, 9 November 1942 - in Nazi-occupied (really, Nazi-infested, with both Germans and French collaborators) France, as you have noted. From the sound of it, it was probably a studio radio broadcast, in concert form.
The very measured tempo of the Prelude to Act I is about the same as the tempo that Leonard Bernstein took for this same prelude in his Met recording (on Deutsche Grammaphon) in the fall of 1972.
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