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There is beauty in the bellow of the blast

Opera details:

Opera title:

The Mikado

Composer:

Arthur Sullivan

Language:

English

Synopsis:

The Mikado Synopsis

Libretto:

The Mikado Libretto

Translation(s):

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Duet details:

Type:

duet

Role(s):

Ko-Ko / Katisha

Voice(s):

Baritone / Contralto

Act:

2.12

Previous scene: Hearts do not break!
Next scene: For he's gone and married Yum-Yum

12 Mikado 1930 There is Beauty in the Bellow of the Blast; Act II Finale

Singer: Robert Carr

W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, The Mikado (Selection)
Recorded: November 1930
Performers: Robert Carr, Joan Cross, Randell Jackson, Dan Jones, Alice Lilley, Appleton Moore, Nellie Walker. Joseph Batten is the listed conductor, but the recordings were probably conducted by Charles Prentice.

Format: 6 x 78rpm 10” disks (16 tracks)
Label: Columbia 255 (DB 321-326)
Released: 1931

The records are played on an HMV 102 portable gramophone from about 1931, and recorded with a Blue Yeti USB microphone, using Audacity software. There has been no post-processing. This is, so far as possible, how a recording of ninety years ago would have sounded when played on one of the most popular machines of the day.

I bought this boxed set in 1974. Sadly, disk 4 was broken, and the broken part had been thrown away.

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Libretto/Lyrics/Text/Testo:

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Full libretto The Mikado

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Matt Cooksey