Album Summary
Performers
Jean-Philippe LaFont (Baritone)
Mark Baker (Voice)
Christian Brunnert (Cello)
Pamela Coburn (Soprano)
Notes & Reviews:
Beethoven had begun composing his only opera in 1804, and it was performed for the first time in the early summer of 1814 in the form with which we are familiar today. However, it's history was long and complicated. "Leonore" was premiered in 1805. For the second run of the opera, performed in March of 1806, Beethoven wrote the second Leonore Overtre, corrected mistakes and fine tuned instrumentation and expression. This is the world premiere recording of that 1806 "Leonore".
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Beethoven, Ludwig van : Leonore, opera (early version of Fidelio), Hess 109 - Performers: Jean-Philippe LaFont (Baritone); Mark Baker (Voice); Christian Brunnert (Cello); Pamela Coburn (Soprano)
- Conductor: Marc Soustrot
- Ensemble: Cologne West German Radio Chorus
- Notes: Beethovenhalle Bonn (09/14/1997-09/21/1997)
- Running Time: 14 min. 40 sec.
- Period Time: Classical
- Form: Opera/Operetta
- Written: 1805























