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W.A. Mozart: Le Nozze Di Figaro by Erich Kleiber

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• Artist:Erich Kleiber
• Media:Audio CD
• Label: Universal
• Released: 13 February 1990
• Barcode: 0028941731524
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• • Overture - Wiener PO/Erich Kleiber
  • Act I: Five. . .Ten. . .Twenty - Cesare Siepi
  • Act I: If at night my lady - Cesare Siepi
  • Act I: Bravo, my noble lord! Now I begin to understand the mystery - Cesare Siepi
  • Act I: Vengeance, ah, vengeance - Fernando Corena
  • Act I: Pray pass before, my spendlid lady - Hilde Rossel-Majdan
  • Act I: I don't know what I am, what I'm doing - Suzanne Danco
  • Act I: I heard it all! - Alfred Poell
  • Act I: No more, amouros moth, will you flutter - Cesare Siepi
  • Act II: Grant, O Love, some sweet elixir - Lisa Della Casa
  • Act II: Ladies, you know love - Suzanne Danco
  • Act II: Come here, kneel down - Hilde Gueden
  • Act II: What happening! It used never to be your - Alfred Poell
  • Act II: Susanna, quickly, come out, I command you - Alfred Poell
  • Act II: Open, quickly, open - Hilde Gueden
  • Act II: All is as I left it; will you open the door yourself or must I- - Alfred Poell
  • Act II: Out you come, you rascally brat! - Alfred Poell
  • Act II: My lord, the musicians - Cesare Siepi
  • Act II: My lord, fair-minded as you are - Hilde Rossel-Majdan/Murry Dickie/Fernando Corena
  • Act III: What a situation this is! - Alfred Poell
  • Act III: Cruel girl! Why have you left me - Alfred Poell
  • Act III: 'You've won your case'! What's that? Is this a trap? - Alfred Poell
  • Act III: Recognize by this embrace - Hilde Rossel-Majdan
  • Act III: And Susanna is still not here! I am longing to know - Lisa Della Casa
  • Act III: What are you saying? And what did the Count say? - Lisa Della Casa
  • Act III: There's the march! Let's be off! - Cesare Siepi
  • Act IV: I've lost it, I'm so miserable! - Anny Felbermayer
  • Act IV: The he-goat and the she-goat - Hilde Rossel-Majdan
  • Act IV: In those years, when inexperience - Murray Dickie
  • Act IV: All is now ready, the hour must be at hand - Cesare Siepi
  • Act IV: The moment has come at last when I can enjoy undisturbed - Hilde Gueden
  • Act IV: I'll steal quietly up to her - Suzanne Danco
  • Act IV: Ho there! Come with your weapons! - Alfred Poell