Special offer. Mussorgsky: Boris Godunov (highlights)
John Tomlinson (Boris), Stuart Kale (Prince Shuisky), Clive Bayley (Varlaam), Joan Rodgers (Xenia), Susan Parry (Feodor), Yvonne Howard (Old Nurse), Matthew Best (Pimen)
Opera North Chorus, English Northern Philharmonia, Paul Daniel
Awards:
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Penguin Guide, Rosette
John Tomlinson has made the part of Boris his own, and this generous, 75-minute selection of excerpts from Boris Godunov is highly recommendable, even when compared with current Russian versions...
Special offer. Mussorgsky: Boris Godunov (highlights)
John Tomlinson (Boris), Stuart Kale (Prince Shuisky), Clive Bayley (Varlaam), Joan Rodgers (Xenia), Susan Parry (Feodor), Yvonne Howard (Old Nurse), Matthew Best (Pimen)
Opera North Chorus, English Northern Philharmonia, Paul Daniel
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Awards:
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Penguin Guide, Rosette
John Tomlinson has made the part of Boris his own, and this generous, 75-minute selection of excerpts from Boris Godunov is highly recommendable, even when compared with current Russian versions...
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Contents and tracklist
- Paul Daniel, English Northern Philharmonia, Stuart Kale, Brian Cookson, Opera North Chorus, John Tomlinson
Mussorgsky:
Boris Godunov (Highlights), Varlaam's Song: By the walls of Kazan the mighty fortress (Varlaam)
Work length2:38
- Paul Daniel, English Northern Philharmonia, John Tomlinson, Joan Rodgers, Susan Parry, Yvonne Howard, Stuart Kale, Brian Cookson
- Paul Daniel, English Northern Philharmonia, Edward Thornton, Mark Curtis, Opera North Chorus, John Tomlinson, Stuart Kale
- Paul Daniel, English Northern Philharmonia, Stuart Kale, Brian Cookson, Stephen Dawson, John Tomlinson, Matthew Best, Susan Parry, Choristers of Leeds Parish Church
Awards and reviews
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Penguin GuideRosette
2011 edition
John Tomlinson has made the part of Boris his own, and this generous, 75-minute selection of excerpts from Boris Godunov is highly recommendable, even when compared with current Russian versions of Mussorgsky's masterpiece.
