The merry widow / Franz Lehár.

A beloved Met artist since she won the 1988 National Council Auditions, mezzo-soprano Susan Graham first appeared as Hanna Glawari, the titular widow of Lehár's charming operetta, with the company in 2003. She returned nearly 15 years later to star in an exuberant, English-language production b...

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Online Access: Streaming Audio (via Met Opera)
Corporate Author: Metropolitan Opera (New York, N.Y.) (Performer)
Other Authors: Lehár, Franz, 1870-1948 (Composer), Graham, Susan, 1960- (Performer), Chuchman, Andriana (Performer), Stayton, Taylor (Performer), Groves, Paul (Tenor) (Performer), Allen, Thomas, 1944- (Performer), Stare, Ward (Conductor)
Other title:Lustige Witwe. English.
Format: Audio
Language:English
German
Published: [New York, New York] : [Metropolitan Opera], [2017]
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Table of Contents:
  • Overture
  • It's fallen to me to address
  • And so I propose a toast to our connection (Dialogue)
  • Come quickly, please
  • We're going to have to get you married (Dialogue)
  • Entrance of Hanna: My God
  • What's going on?
  • What a beautiful voice you have (Dialogue)
  • As diplomatic attaché
  • Danilo! There you are (Dialogue)
  • A place where we could meet: Of what? - A place where we could be
  • This fan, with its repulsive inscription-- (Dialogue)
  • Ladies choice, can you hear the men rejoice?
  • Introduction and Dance
  • Vilja-Song
  • Madame Glawari (Dialogue)
  • Hello, here's a soldier bold
  • Keep away from the widow (Dialogue)
  • What's the secret?
  • Count Danilo! You seem to be driving all my gorgeous suitors away! (Dialogue)
  • Scene and Dance: What's this? A lady's fan!
  • Danilo! I have an urgent-- (Dailogue)
  • Come on Camille
  • On no! The Baroness and Rosillon are in there, together, alone! (Dialogue)
  • Ha! Ha! - Bonsoir Messieurs, did some one call?
  • At the first kiss of April, the rosebud opens wide
  • Good! Now that you've heard it word for word
  • Lolo, Dodo, Joujou
  • Mesdemoiselless-- Froufrou (Dialogue)
  • Madames et monsieurs! Chez Maxims proudly presents . . .
  • Sir, sir! I have an urgent telegram (Dialogue)
  • No, no, carry on (Dialogue)
  • Music's playing, hear it saying
  • Now, just say the words (Dialogue)
  • Whenever I'm lost or I'm lonely
  • Love is all very well (Dialogue)
  • Reprise: Why do men never know what we are?