Götterdämmerung / Richard Wagner.

This legendary broadcast begins deep in the mists of myth, with the Fates weaving the destiny of the world--and ends with nothing less than its cataclysmic destruction. Love, betrayal, magic potions, and nefarious plotting all combine in this epic finale of Wagner's Ring cycle. This performance...

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Online Access: Streaming Audio (via Met Opera)
Corporate Author: Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.) (Performer)
Other Authors: Wagner, Richard, 1813-1883 (Composer), Lawrence, Marjorie (Performer), Melchior, Lauritz (Performer), Hofmann, Ludwig, 1895-1963 (Performer), Manski, Dorothée (Performer), Meisle, Kathryn, 1899-1970 (Performer), Schorr, Friedrich, 1888-1953 (Performer), Bodanzky, Artur, 1877-1939 (Conductor)
Other title:Ring des Nibelungen. Götterdämmerung.
Format: Audio
Language:German
Published: [New York, New York] : [Metropolitan Opera], [1936]
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Summary:This legendary broadcast begins deep in the mists of myth, with the Fates weaving the destiny of the world--and ends with nothing less than its cataclysmic destruction. Love, betrayal, magic potions, and nefarious plotting all combine in this epic finale of Wagner's Ring cycle. This performance features a radiant Marjorie Lawrence as Brünnhilde, who electrified the audience by actually jumping onto her horse and triumphantly riding off the stage at the end of her glorious immolation scene. Lauritz Melchior's heroic Siegfried is the standard against which all others are measured.
Item Description:Duration: 3 hr., 40 min., 10 sec.
Physical Description:1 online resource (1 audio file (3 hr., 40 min., 10 sec.))
Playing Time:03:40:10
Participant or Performer:Marjorie Lawrence ; Lauritz Melchior ; Ludwig Hofmann ; Dorothée Manski ; Kathryn Meisle ; Friedrich Schorr ; Metropolitan Opera Orchestra ; Arthur Bodanzky, conductor.
Language:Sung in German.
Source of Description, Etc. Note:Vendor-supplied metadata.
Date/Time and Place of an Event Note:Recorded live in 1936 at the Metropolitan Opera, New York, New York.