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Gounod Faust Mp3, Flac, Wma Gounod Faust mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Faust Country: France Released: 1973 Style: Opera, Neo-Classical MP3 version RAR size: 1647 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1494 mb WMA version RAR size: 1805 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 296 Other Formats: MP4 AUD MP1 MPC AC3 XM TTA Tracklist A1 Introduction A2 Acte I B Acte II C Acte III - Première Partie D Acte III - Fin E Acte IV - Première Partie F1 Acte IV - Fin F2 Acte V - Première Partie G Acte V - Suite H Acte V - Fin Credits Baritone Vocals – Ernest Blanc, Victor Autran Bass Vocals – Boris Christoff Conductor – André Cluytens Mezzo-soprano Vocals – Rita Gorr Orchestra – Orchestre Du Théâtre National De L'Opéra-Comique Soprano Vocals – Liliane Berton, Victoria De Los Angeles Tenor Vocals – Nicolai Gedda Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Gounod* - Gounod* - Victoria Victoria De Los De Los Angeles, Angeles, Nicolai Nicolai Gedda, His Master's ASD 307-10 ASD 307-10 UK 1959 Gedda, Boris Boris Christoff, Voice Christoff, André André Cluytens - Cluytens Faust (4xLP + Box) Gounod*, Victoria Gounod*, Victoria De Los Angeles, De Los Angeles, Nicolai Gedda, Nicolai Gedda, Boris Christoff, SLPXL Boris Christoff, SLPXL Paris Opera Hungaroton Hungary 1972 31363-65 Paris Opera 31363-65 Orchestra and Orchestra and Chorus*, André Chorus*, André Cluytens - Faust Cluytens (3xLP, Box) Gounod*, Victoria Gounod*, Victoria De Los Angeles, De Los Angeles, Nicolai Gedda, Nicolai Gedda, Boris Christoff, Boris Christoff, 5 67967 2 Orchestre National EMI Classics 5 67967 2 Europe 2003 Orchestre De L'Opéra De National De Paris, André L'Opéra De Paris, Cluytens - Faust André Cluytens (3xCD, Album, RM) Ш. Гуно* - Ш. Гуно* - Виктория Де Лос Виктория Де Лос Анжелос*, Анжелос*, Николай Гедда*, Николай Гедда*, Борис Христов*, Борис Христов*, Д 019857-64 Хор И Оркестр Мелодия Д 019857-64 USSR 1967 Хор И Оркестр Парижской Парижской Оперы* , Дирижер Оперы* , А. Клюитенс* - Дирижер А. Фауст (4xLP, Mono Клюитенс* + Box) Charles Gounod, Charles Gounod, Victoria De Los Victoria De Los Angeles, André 2C Angeles, André La Voix De 2C Cluytens, Boris France Unknown 165-00395/8 Cluytens, Boris Son Maître 165-00395/8 Christoff, Nicolai Christoff, Nicolai Gedda - Faust Gedda (4xLP, Box) Related Music albums to Faust by Gounod Francis Poulenc, Orchestre Et Chœurs Du Théâtre National De L'Opéra-Comique, André Cluytens - Les Mamelles De Tiresias Massenet : Victoria De Los Angeles, Nicolai Gedda, Mady Mesplé, Roger Soyer and Jean-Christophe Benoit with Orchestre De Paris conducted by Georges Prêtre - Werther Charles Gounod, Tony Poncet, Irène Jaumillot, René Bianco, Jacqueline Broudeur, Marcel Couraud - Faust Vivaldi - Orlando Furioso Roger Dumas - Ignace Charles Gounod - Faust Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart , Direction Et Clavecin: Hans Rosbaud - Don Juan Bizet, Victoria De Los Angeles, Nicolai Gedda, Janine Micheau, Ernest Blanc, Choeurs Et Orchestre National De La Radiodiffusion Française, Sir Thomas Beecham - Carmen Offenbach - Gedda, D'Angelo, Schwarzkopf, De Los Angeles, London, Blanc, Benoit, Cluytens - The Tales Of Hoffman / Les Contes D'Hoffmann Mussorgsky - André Cluytens, Paris Conservatoire Orchestra - Boris Godunov - Highlights.
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