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John Gay: The Beggar's Opera - Edward German: Tom Jones highlights by Gilbert Vinter & His Orchestra

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• Artist:Gilbert Vinter & His Orchestra
• Media:Audio CD
• Label: EMI
• Released: 03 March 2003
• Barcode: 0724357597227
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• • Overture - John Gay
  • Thro' all the employments of life (Peachum) - Owen Brannigan
  • 'Tis woman that seduces all mankind (Filch) - Alexander Young
  • 5. If love the virgin's heart invade (Mrs Peachum) - Constance Shacklock
  • 6. A maid is like the golden ore (Mrs Peachum) - Constance Shacklock
  • 7. Virgins are like the fair flower (Polly) - Elsie Morison
  • 8. Our Polly is a sad slut (Mr & Mrs Peachum) - Constance Shacklock
  • 9. Can love be controlled by advice? (Polly) - Elsie Morison
  • 10. O Polly, you might have toy'd and kiss'd (Mrs Peachum, Polly) - Elsie Morison
  • 11. I like a ship in storms was tossed (Polly) - Elsie Morison
  • 12. A fox may steal your hens, sir (Peachum) - Owen Brannigan
  • 13. O ponder well (Polly) - Elsie Morison
  • 15. Pretty Polly, say (Macheath, Polly) - Elsie Morison
  • 16. My heart was so free (Macheath) - John Cameron
  • 17. Were I laid on Greenland's coast (Macheath, Polly) - Elsie Morison
  • 18. O what pain it is to part (Polly, Macheath) - Elsie Morison
  • 20. Fill every glass (Filch, chorus) - Alexander Young
  • 21. Let us take the road (Filch, chorus) - Alexander Young
  • 22. If the heart of a man (Macheath) - John Cameron
  • 24. Youth's the season (Ladies of the Town, Macheath) - Dance - John Cameron
  • 26. Before the barn-door crowing (Jenny Diver, chorus) - Dance - Anna Pollak
  • 27. At the tree I shall suffer (Macheath) - John Cameron
  • 30. Man may escape from rope and gun (Macheath) - John Cameron
  • App. 1. How cruel are the traitors (Lucy) - Monica Sinclair
  • App. 3. When you censure the age (Lockit, Peachum) - Owen Brannigan
  • 35. How happy could I be with either (Macheath) - John Cameron
  • 36. I'm bubbled, I'm bubbled (Polly, Lucy) - Monica Sinclair
  • 37. Cease your funning (Polly) - Elsie Morison
  • 39. Melodrama: The Escape of Macheath [cut: only last four bars played] - John Wills
  • 41. The modes of the court so common are grown (Macheath, Filch, chorus) - Alexander Young
  • 43. In the days of my youth (Mrs Trapes, Peachum, Lockit) - Owen Brannigan
  • 45. Entrance of Lucy - John Wills
  • 46. I'm like a skiff on the ocean tost (Lucy) - Monica Sinclair
  • 47. Come, sweet lass (Lucy) - Monica Sinclair
  • 48. Hither, dear husband (Polly, Lucy) - Monica Sinclair
  • 49. Which way shall I turn me? (Macheath) - John Cameron
  • 50. The charge is prepared (Macheath) - John Cameron
  • 52. Macheath's Soliloquy - John Wills
  • 53. Would I might be hang'd (Polly, Lucy, Macheath) - Monica Sinclair
  • 54. Thus I stand like the Turk (Macheath, chorus, all) - John Cameron
  • Introduction (orch.) - 1. Don't you find the weather charming? (chorus) - Gilbert Vinter & His Orchestra
  • 2. On a Januairy morning in Zummerzetsheer (Squire Western, chorus) - Nigel Brooks Chorus
  • 3. West Country lad, what is't ye lack? (Tom, chorus) - Nigel Brooks Chorus
  • 4. To-day my spinet, closed and idly still (Sophia) - Cynthia Glover
  • 5. Wisdom says 'Festina lente' (Sophia, Tom, Honour) - Shirley Minty
  • 7. Madrigal: Here's a paradox for lovers (Sophia, Honour, Tom, Mr Allworthy) - Shirley Minty
  • 11. Dream o' Day Jill (Sophia) - Cynthia Glover
  • 13. As all the maids and I one day (Honour) - Shirley Minty
  • 15. A Soldier's Scarlet Coat (Tom, chorus) - Nigel Brooks Chorus
  • 16. Love maketh the heart a garden fair (Sophia, chorus) - Cynthia Glover
  • Morris Dance (orch.) - - Gilbert Vinter & His Orchestra
  • Gavotte: Glass of fashion, mould of form (orch., chorus) - Gilbert Vinter & His Orchestra
  • 19. The Green Ribbon (Honour, chorus) - Shirley Minty
  • 20. If love's content lie in the spoken word (Tom) - Frederick Harvey
  • Which is my own true self - - Cynthia Glover
  • For to-night let me dream out my dream of delight - Cynthia Glover
  • 23. Hark! the merry marriage bells (all) - Shirley Minty