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Felix Mendelssohn, Rafael Fruhbeck De Burgos, Gwyneth Jones
Mendelssohn: Elijah
Genre: Classical

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Elijah Op. 70: Introduction: As God The Lord Of Isreal lLveth
2. Elijah Op. 70: Overture
3. Elijah Op. 70: No. 1: Help, Lord! Wilt Thou Quite Destroy Us?
4. Elijah Op. 70: No. 2: Lord! Bow Thine Ear To Our Prayer!
5. Elijah Op. 70: No. 3: Ye People, Rend Your Hearts
6. Elijah Op. 70: No. 4: If With All Your Hearts
7. Elijah Op. 70: No. 5: Yet Doth The Lord See It Not
8. Elijah Op. 70: No. 6: Elijah! Get Thee Hence
9. Elijah Op. 70: No. 7: For He Shall Give His Angels Charge Over Thee
10. Elijah Op. 70: Recitative: Now Cherith's Brook Is Dried Up
11. Elijah Op. 70: No. 8: What Have I To Do With Thee?
12. Elijah Op. 70: No. 9: Blessed Are The Men Who Fear Him
13. Elijah Op. 70: No. 10: As God The Lord Of Sabaoth Liveth
14. Elijah Op. 70: No. 11: Ball, We Cry To Thee: Hear And Answer Us!
15. Elijah Op. 70: No. 12: Call Him Louder, For He Is A God!
16. Elijah Op. 70: No 13: Call Him Louder ! He Heareth Not!
17. Elijah Op. 70: No. 14: Lord God Of Abraham, Isaac And Israel
18. Elijah Op. 70: No. 15: Cast Thy Burden Upon The Lord
19. Elijah Op. 70: No. 16: O Thou, Who Makest Thine Angels Spirits
20. Elijah Op. 70: No. 17: Is not his word like a fire?
21. Elijah Op. 70: No. 18: Woe Unto Them Who Forsake Him!
22. Elijah Op. 70: No. 19: O Man Of God, Help Thy People!
23. Elijah Op. 70: No. 20: Thanks Be To God!
Track Listings (23) - Disc #2
1. Elijah Op. 70: No. 21: Hear Ye, Israel; Hear What The Lord Speaketh
2. Elijah Op. 70: No. 22: Be Not Afraid, Saith God The Lord
3. Elijah Op. 70: No. 23: The Lord Hath Exalted Thee
4. Elijah Op. 70: No. 24: Woe To Him, He Shall Perish
5. Elijah Op. 70: No. 25: Man Of God, Now Let My Words Be Precious
6. Elijah Op. 70: No. 26: It Is Enough; O Lord Now Take My Life
7. Elijah Op. 70: No. 27: See, Now He Sleepeth
8. Elijah Op. 70: No. 28: Lift Thine Eyes To The Mountains
9. Elijah Op. 70: No. 29: He, Watching Over Israel, Slumbers Not
10. Elijah Op. 70: No. 30: Arise, Elijah, For Thou Hast A Long Journey
11. Elijah Op. 70: No. 31: O Rest InThe Lord
12. Elijah Op. 70: No. 32: He That Shall Endure To The End
13. Elijah Op. 70: No. 33: Night f Falleth Around Me, O Lord!
14. Elijah Op. 70: No. 34: Behold! God The Lord Passed By!
15. Elijah Op. 70: No. 35: Above Him Stood The Seraphim
16. Elijah Op. 70: No. 36: Go, Return Upon Thy Way
17. Elijah Op. 70: No. 37: For The Mountains Shall Depart
18. Elijah Op. 70: No. 38: Then Did Elijah The Prophet Break Forth
19. Elijah Op. 70: No. 39: Then Shall The Righteous Shine Forth
20. Elijah Op. 70: No. 40: Behold, God Hath Sent Elijah
21. Elijah Op. 70: No. 41: But The Lord, From The North Hath Raised One
22. Elijah Op. 70: No. 41a: O Come Everyone That Thirsteth
23. Elijah Op. 70: No. 42: And Then Shall Your Light Break Forth

2 cds from EMI Classics: Elijah, Op. 70.

CD Details

All Artists: Felix Mendelssohn, Rafael Fruhbeck De Burgos, Gwyneth Jones, Janet Baker, Nicolai Gedda, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Simon Woolf
Title: Mendelssohn: Elijah
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: EMI Classics
Original Release Date: 1/1/1968
Re-Release Date: 5/21/1996
Genre: Classical
Style: Opera & Classical Vocal
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPCs: 724356860124, 724356860155

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2 cds from EMI Classics: Elijah, Op. 70.

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CD Reviews

Moving, crisp text of exceptional quality.

bass24ever | Houston, Texas United States | 07/31/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Subject pretty sums it up. The soloist, choir and orchestra perform exceptionally for the conductor to deliver a wonderful performance you will want to listen to again and again. A plus for me is the text from this recording matches the G. Schirmer, Inc. score, ISBN 0-7935-4559-5, that my church choir will use in its performance. This recording is making it very easy to learn my part."

Wonderful, dramatic performance

bass24ever | 08/18/1999

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is a re-release of the older Angel recording. A wonderful performance with all the singers at their peak. Fisher-Dieskau is one of the best Elijah's I have ever heard. Text is in English."

A Joyfull Elijah

David A. Hill | Burlingame, California United States | 05/02/2001

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is an original sound recording made by EMI in 1968 and is still the standard by which one should enjoy Mendelssohn's Elijah. With Gwyneth Jones, Nicolai Gedda, Janet Baker and Dietrich Fisher-Dieskau what more could you ask for in a performance of one of the great masterpieces of music. The libretto, originally in German, was translated into English by William Bartholomew who Mendelssohm called a translator 'par excellence.' Enjoy-enjoy-enjoy!"