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0234. BOOKLET FRONT 6-06-2005 18:27 Pagina 1 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K TM ArchipelRecords WOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART Desert Island Collection (1756 - 1791) MOZART DON GIOVANNI Dramma giocoso in Two Acts by Lorenzo Da Ponte DON GIOVANNI DON GIOVANNI ............... GEORGE LONDON LONDON/KUNZ/SIMONEAU/GRÜMMER/JURINAC DONNA ANNA ............... ELISABETH GRÜMMER Live Recording: London, September 23, 1954 DONNA ELVIRA ............... SENA JURINAC Guest appearence of the Vienna State Opera at Royal Festival Hall, London LEPORELLO ............... ERICH KUNZ KARL BÖHM DON OTTAVIO ............... LEOPOLD SIMONEAU ZERLINA ............... EMMY LOOSE MASETTO ............... HARALD PRÖGLHOFF COMMENDATORE ............... LUDWIG WEBER CHOR DER WIENER STAATSOPER - ORCHESTER DER WIENER STAATSOPER KARL BÖHM Live Recording: London, September 23, 1954 Guest appearence of the Vienna State Opera at Royal Festival Hall, London ARPCD 0234 IMD MUSIC DISTRIBUTION LTD. - Made in E. U. Issued from the original sources - 2 CD Live Recording: 1954 • Total Timing : CD NO. 1 = 77' 59" - CD NO. 2 = 78' 14" This digital restoration made by IMD MUSIC DISTRIBUTION LTD. HI-END RESTORATION TECHNOLOGY Colori compositi 0234. BOOKLET BACK 2-05-2004 14:01 Pagina 1 C M Y CM MY CY CMY K COMPACT DISC NO. 1 COMPACT DISC NO. 2 Act One Act One (Conclusion) 1 Ouverture [05' 49"] 1 «Da bravi, via, ballate» Don Giovanni [05' 39"] 2 «Notte e giorno faticar» Leporello [14' 03"] Act Two 3 «Ah, chi mi dice mai» Donna Elvira [05' 45"] 4 «Madamina, il catalogo è questo» Leporello [05' 31"] 2 «Eh via, buffone, non mi seccar» Don Giovanni [02' 29"] 5 «Giovinette che fate all'amore» Zerlina [02' 24"] 3 «Ah taci, ingiusto core!» Donna Elvira [06' 37"] 6 «Ho capito, signor sì!» Masetto [03' 12"] 4 «Deh vieni alla finestra» Don Giovanni [02' 43"] 7 «Là ci darem la mano» Don Giovanni [03' 51"] 5 «Metà di voi qua vadano» Don Giovanni [04' 19"] 8 «Ah! fuggi il traditor» Donna Elvira [02' 17"] 6 «Vedrai, carino» Zerlina [03' 31"] 9 «Non ti fidar o misera» Donna Elvira [04' 21"] 7 «Di molte faci il lume» Leporello [08' 25"] 10 «Don Ottavio, son morta» Donna Anna [03' 25"] 8 «Il mio tesoro intanto» Don Ottavio [04' 12"] 11 «Or sai che l'onore» Donna Anna [02' 28"] 9 «In quali eccessi» Donna Elvira [01' 31"] 12 «Come mai creder deggio... Dalla sua pace» Don Ottavio [07' 00"] 10 «Mi tradì quell'alma ingrata» Donna Elvira [04' 12"] 13 «Finc'han dal vino» Don Giovanni [01' 57"] 11 «Che bella notte, è più chiara del giorno» Don Giovanni [03' 48"] 14 «Batti, batti o bel Masetto» Zerlina [03' 32"] 12 «O statua gentilissima» Leporello [04' 21"] 15 «Guarda un po' come seppe» Masetto [10' 26"] 13 «Troppo mi spiace allontanarmi» Donna Anna [06' 48"] 16 «Venite pure avanti» Leporello [01' 50"] 14 «Già la mensa è preparata» Don Giovanni [07' 55"] 15 «Don Giovanni, a cenat teco» La Statua [11' 31"] Colori compositi.

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